This piece has particularly pleasing colouring which also brings out the minute detail of this pot. Close scrutiny will reveal people on the doorsteps.Made using Earthstone Handbuilding Clay and simply finished with a cooper carbonate wash. Finally fired to earthenware temperature. 14cm high .
See also Gallery 3 for Salford Series Plaques.
Salford Series A is 13cm high and made from Earthstone Smooth Textured Crank clay finished with an oxide/carbonate wash. Then handpainted with vitrifying colours before a final firing to 1180 degrees. Potter's mark on base with date '2005.
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13cm high. Made from Earthstone Handbuilding clay. Finished with an iron oxide wash and hand painted using vitrifying colours. Final kiln temperature 1180 degrees. Sold |
This piece is 13cm high. Made from Earthstone Terracotta Crank clay. Finished with an oxide /carbonate wash. Final kiln temperature 1180 degrees. Sold |
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13cm high. Made using Earthstone Extra Smooth clay. Finished with an oxide/carbonate wash. Final kiln temperature 1180 degrees. Sold |
13cm high. Made from Earthstone Handbuilding clay. Finished with an iron oxide wash and hand painted using vitrifying colours. Final kiln temperature 1180 degrees. Sold |
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Another terracotta version from the Salford Series. Simply finished with no additional colouring. Made from Earthstone terracotta crank clay. 11cm high with an internal planting space of 10cm x 4.5cm x 4.5cm. Supplied complete with a drainage hole in the base. A final firing to 1120 degrees should give this pot resistance to frost damage. These small plant pots can also be ordered in sets of 4 or 6. Contact us for a price: 2ianb@thehousepottery.com |
A terracotta version from the Salford Series. Finished with a copper carbonate wash to give it the look and feel of a house that resides in an industrial town. Made from Earthstone terracotta crank clay. 11cm high with an internal planting space of 10cm x 4.5cm x 4.5cm. Supplied complete with a drainage hole in the base. A final firing to 1120 degrees should give this pot resistance to frost damage. |
