Products
Also on sale are my hardy stoneware soup bowls also made in my Latte Glaze. My Rice bowls, which come complete with chopsticks are available in Latte or Fern glaze. For sale throughout the year at the various events I am attending (see events page) will be a full range of stoneware pottery which will include casserole dishes, soup tureens, serving dishes, soup bowls, cereal bowls, butter dishes, cheese belles, salad serving bowls, mustard pots, mixing bowl sets, juicers, vinegar/olive oil jug, pestle and mortars, spaghetti jars, sets of mugs on tree, honey pots, and jugs of all descriptions. If you have seen my pottery around this year, now you can buy online. Each range has a separate page, which you can find by following the links above. Dorset Vertical Chicken RoastersThe Ultimate Way To Cook Roast Chicken : Designed for the conventional oven
Click for more information about Chicken Roasters BowlsFunctional domestic bowls for preparation, display and serving
Click for more information about Bowls Rice BowlsSets of Rice Bowls
Click for more information about Rice Bowls JugsA variety of jugs in different styles, sizes and colours
Click for more information about Jugs ClaysAll pottery produced at Hundred-aker-wood pottery is made from
stoneware clays supplied by Bath Potters. The clays I use are a
Potclays white stoneware with 30% sand, a professional flecked stoneware
produced by Scarva Earthstone, and a Potclays clay with heavy flecking
called Lavafleck. Each clay produces its own identity and characteristics.
With two firings, the first biscuit firing takes the temparuture
to 1000degrees and the glaze firing is taken to 1245 degrees. This
high firing ensures all the pottery is oven/dishwasher and microwave
proof. GlazesAll my Stoneware pottery is glazed with my own home made glazes,
made from dry raw materials brought into the pottery. All the glazes
are distinctive to this pottery. I currently favour the close fitting
toughest of dolomite glazes especially those rich in tin. I am always
experimenting in trying to get a new shade of colour in my glazes
so new additions will always be a part of my pottery. My current
selection includes glazes called Latte, Fern, Duck Egg, Heritage
and Merging mist. |
