Studio Pottery
‘Studio Pottery’ is the term applied to individual or short runs of items produced either by the owner of the pottery or by those working under their guidance or supervision.
Although some 19th-century potters made such items, studio pottery is generally considered to have begun in the early 20th century and progressed in the post-war period.
Items are considered unique due to their handmade and hand-decorated nature.
Butter & Cheese Dishes
John Harlow Pottery Stoneware Cheese Cloche with Foliage Motif
Butter & Cheese Dishes
David Carew Studio Pottery Stoneware Cheese Cloche with Sgraffito Design
Cinque Ports Pottery Ltd
Cinque Ports Pottery Striped Flower Vase with Sgraffito Motif
Butter & Cheese Dishes
Aller Pottery (Bryan and Julia Newman) Stoneware Cheese Cloche












