I forgot to take any video of the exhibition so rushed round before being kicked out. Sorry about the poor quality – it was a wonderful exhibition.
Douglas Fitch – Contemporary English Slipware – Oakwood Gallery 2013 Read More »
Matt digging out a circa 1740-60 english slipware chamber pot from a very early bricklined privy part one
English slipware chamberpot circa 1740-60 Read More »
This video is about English Slipware at gallery St Ives February 14
English Slipware at Gallery St Ives February 14-March 1st Read More »
Irma Starr demonstrates the various techniques of sliptrailing. She also has a dedicated workbook and video that covers the various methods of sliptrailing, feathering, combing and more as well as the use of tools and preparation of the slips are discussed.
Irma Starr-17th Century English Slipware Pottery Read More »
Enjoy Virtual Peoria Riverfront Museum "Objectively Speaking" as Curator of Art, Zac Zetterberg, discusses English Slipware. We value your input at the museum. Please help us by taking this brief survey about this show. Thank you! #MuseumAtHome #VPRM #ObjectsTellStories #History — Our Virtual Peoria Riverfront Museum content is sponsored by the Visionary Society. Visit the
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Ten minute version with commentary here: Vici and Sean Casserley are the second generation of potters to run Taena Pottery. It was started in 1948 by a group of conscientious objectors and survived their dispersal in the 1960s. Specialising in traditional English slipware, Vici and Sean make and sell their pots from a studio and
Taena Pottery: how to throw & decorate English slipware pots (trailer) Read More »
I had the pleasure of filming two exceptional people and skilled potters demonstrating their craft! The historic Taena Pottery – surrounded by mulberry trees and bee-filled lavender – is having its first flirtation with the internet! Vici and Sean Casserley are the second generation of potters to run the beautiful Taena Pottery. It was started
Throwing & decorating English slipware pots: Taena Pottery, Gloucestershire Read More »
The Japanese Kakiemon porcelain wares became a beloved subject for the Delft potters. Delft objects were produced in a Kakiemon palette often with a typical oriental decoration. By Robert D. Aronson.
Kakiemon Delftware Read More »
Robert Aronson, director of Aronson Antiquairs in Amsterdam, discussing a pair of blue and white antique Dutch Delftware (Delft blue) pyramidal flower vases, made in the late 17th century, that will be exhibited at TEFAF 2013. More information on www.aronson.com (made by www.studiostoop.nl)
Pair of blue and white antique Dutch Delftware (Delft blue) pyramidal flower vases Read More »
The series of twelve ‘Whale Fishery’ plates has a counterpart series of twelve ‘Herring Fishery’ plates. Both series are decorated after the print series of the “Groote Visserij” (“Great Fishery”) engraved by Adolf van der Laan (circa 1690-1742), and published by Petrus Schenk in Amsterdam around 1720 says Robert Aronson of Aronson Antiquairs in Amsterdam.
Delftware whaling plates Read More »
