Quay mug
A wide, low mug with a flat thumb rest. Holds 300 ml and sits under most coffee machines without tipping.
Oat glaze · 300 ml · dishwasher safe
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Breakfast bowl
Deep enough for soup, shallow enough for cereal. The unglazed foot ring gives it grip on a wet worktop.
Iron red · 18 cm · oven safe to 220 °C
Ash jug
One litre, with a pulled handle and a spout cut to pour thin. Made for milk, water and cut branches in equal measure.
Ash glaze · 1 l · hand wash
Serving platter
Slab-built rather than thrown, so no two are the same length. The rim is left bare to show the body underneath.
Sand matte · 34 × 22 cm · oven safe
Tea cup, no handle
Thin walls, a rolled lip and a glaze that pools darker at the base. Sold in pairs because that is how they come off the wheel.
Slate blue · 180 ml · pair
Storage jar
A lidded jar for salt, coffee or dried beans. The lid seats on a ground rim, so it settles flat without a gasket.
Honey gloss · 900 ml · lid included
Seconds shelf
Pieces with a glaze crawl, a warped rim or a kiln kiss go on the seconds shelf at the studio. They hold water and food perfectly well; they simply did not come out as intended. Ask when you visit — the shelf is never the same twice.
Commissions
We take two commissions a season, usually a set of plates or mugs for a kitchen or a small restaurant. Lead time is roughly ten weeks from the first sample, longer if the glaze needs testing. Write with what you have in mind and how many.