Jane Staniland

One-off pieces inspired by nature, moving figures and feelings. Each unique, one-off pot is fired to stoneware and the planters are frost-proof with drainage holes.

Carmen Burridge

In her home studio in Bournemouth, Carmen employs hand-building techniques like slab-building and coiling, crafting functional objects with a sculptural essence. Fired to stoneware temperatures in an electric kiln, her ceramics achieve both strength and durability.

Steve Maddicks

Stoneware pottery with a traditional feel for a modern life. Made in a west country village, glazes are created with the addition of locally sourced materials, such as wood ash or earth from the local hills, moors or fields and mud from beaches or rivers.

Rachel Gray

During her MA in Contemporary Crafts, Rachel specialised in stitched and printed textiles before returning to make stoneware ceramics for everyday use, to enhance the rituals of morning tea or coffee and shared meals.

Sarah Saunders

Sarah Saunders is a figurative ceramicist making her signature human forms, coloured using slips, oxides and underglazes and fired to stoneware temperatures.

Neil Tregear

Tregear Pottery on the Isle of Wight produces beautiful handmade stoneware pottery made from a fine white stoneware clay and hand decorated in designs drawing their inspiration and influences from the exceptional beauty of the surrounding landscapes.

Rob Whelpton

Rob’s beautiful sculptural ceramics are made using hand building techniqued, decorated with coloured slips, glazes and metal leaf. Each piece is Raku fired, creating a highly decorative and unique centrepiece for your home.

Vicky Whelpton

Vicky creates beautiful cream-based earthenware from her Wiltshire studio. All the pots are thrown, brush and sponge decorated with cherries, plums, peaches, and other summer and autumn fruit.

Helen Harrison

Devon-based ceramist, Helen Harrison, makes beautiful pieces hand-thrown on a potters wheel. Each piece is unique, made from porcelain and designed to be used and enjoyed every day.

Shelton Pottery

Ken and Valerie make all their work by hand. Ken throws the pots using fine white earthenware and Valerie decorates each piece with free-hand painting using ceramic colours; no transfers or guidelines are used. Each piece is truly unique. 

Steve Neville

Steve makes his pots in his garden studio here in Salisbury. Inspired by oriental ceramics, Steve has worked to refine his throwing technique keeping the vessels simple, focusing on shape, relief and simple glaze combinations.

Charlotte Stockley

Charlotte specialises in thrown porcelain tableware and surface design. Her collection of work includes porcelain mugs, jugs and bottles plus many other unique thrown and hand-rolled pieces.

Libby Ballard

Libby's hand-thrown ceramic tableware is all created at her home studio in Trowbridge, Wiltshire.
​Each product is made from flecked Stoneware Clay, mixed from a blend of two clays. All items are individually hand thrown on the potter’s wheel starting from just a ball of clay.

Julie Barham

Working from her garden studio, Julie produces tableware and more sculptural pieces for the garden, using both stoneware and earthenware clays decorated with coloured slips and glazes.

Gilly Whittington

Having studied ceramics in Oxford, Gilly works in reduction-fired porcelain which is glazed using wood ash with glazes coloured by oxides. Featuring bold and abstract designs, these are equally beautiful and functional.

Louise Pull

Dorset-based ceramist Louise Pull handcrafts her pieces using gritted buff clay. She designs and casts her own moulds and develops her own glazes to create her stunning ceramics including the popular ammonite range.

By The Line Pottery

Specialising in simple, functional designs, By The Line Pottery creates contemporary and stylish porcelain kitchenware.