Kiln and Clay Next market Thu 8 Oct

Stoneware bowls, mugs and vases made by two potters in Easterby

Oval stoneware bowl in copper teal glaze, lit from the left on a dark shelf

We throw, glaze and fire everything in our studio in Mill Yard, and sell it at three markets and in five shops. There is no online shop.

Oval bowl

Stoneware, 24 cm long and 9 cm high. $48 in any glaze. Choose a glaze to see it on the bowl.

Glaze

Copper tealCopper in a clear base. Dark where it pools, pale green where it thins on the rim.

Every piece is thrown on the wheel in our studio

This clip is one bowl in its first minutes on the wheel. Scroll to play it at your own speed.

  1. 0:00

    The clay is centred and opened into a low ring. A bowl this size starts as 900 grams of stoneware.

  2. 0:03

    Fingertips press the rim down so it stays level while the wheel turns.

  3. 0:06

    Both hands close round the wall and bring it in.

  4. 0:09

    Palms press in from both sides to even the wall. After two days of drying we trim the foot.

Video still at 0:00. The clay is centred and opened into a low ring
0:00 The clay is centred and opened into a low ring. A bowl this size starts as 900 grams of stoneware.
Video still at 0:03. Fingertips press the rim down so it stays level while the wheel turns
0:03 Fingertips press the rim down so it stays level while the wheel turns.
Video still at 0:06. Both hands close round the wall and bring it in
0:06 Both hands close round the wall and bring it in.
Video still at 0:09. Palms press in from both sides to even the wall
0:09 Palms press in from both sides to even the wall. After two days of drying we trim the foot.

Bowls, mugs, plates and vases

Everything is stoneware fired to 1280 degrees, so it is safe in the dishwasher, the microwave and the oven. These are market prices. Shops may charge a little more.

Sizes and prices for every range

Next markets

We take every range and a box of seconds to each market, and we take cards and cash. Drag the calendar, or pick a coloured day.

All markets, shops and open days

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  25. T29
  26. F30
  27. S31
  28. NovemberS1
  29. M2
  30. T3
  31. W4
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  36. M9
  37. T10
  38. W11
  39. T12
  40. F13
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  44. T17
  45. W18
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  47. F20
  48. S21
  49. S22
  50. M23
  51. T24
  52. W25
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  54. F27
  55. S28
  56. S29
  57. M30
  58. DecemberT1
  59. W2
  60. T3
  61. F4
  62. S5
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  64. M7
  65. T8
  66. W9
  67. T10
  68. F11
  69. S12
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  72. T15
  73. W16
  74. T17
  75. F18
  76. S19
  77. S20
  78. M21
  79. T22
  80. W23
  81. T24
  82. F25
  83. S26
  84. S27

Thursday 8 October

Hollin Late Market

Corn Exchange, Hollin, 17:00 to 21:00

Upstairs hall. A smaller stall, mostly mugs and cups.

Two hands holding a column of wet clay, lit from the left against a dark wall

Custom orders for cafés, restaurants and weddings

We make sets from 12 pieces in any of our five glazes. You get a test tile in your glaze before we start, and a set of 24 takes about seven weeks.

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