Studio Pottery · No. 090

Sketch Pot - Maker's No.090

Price

Regular price

$33.00

Regular price

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$33.00

Hand-thrown stoneware pot, made individually in South East London. Each piece is thrown, trimmed, glazed and finished by hand, making every piece subtly different. 

This piece has a small imperfection to the interior, making it better suited to decorative use. I've chosen to include it in the collection because I still love the form and finish, but have reflected this in the price.

Specifications

Maker's No.021
Form: Cup/ Pot
Clay: Stoneware
Height: 6.5cm approx
Width: 10.5cm approx 
Food Safe: No - decorative pot
Made: Summer 2026 
One of a Kind: Yes

About this piece

Each ceramic piece is thrown, trimmed, glazed and finished by hand in my London studio. No two are ever exactly alike. Small variations in shape, glaze, texture and finish are an inherent part of the making and firing process, making each piece completely unique.

Care

This piece is made from high-fired stoneware and is food safe.

Although dishwasher safe, I recommend gentle hand washing where possible, particularly for handled pieces, to help preserve the finish and reduce unnecessary knocks over time.

Avoid sudden changes in temperature (for example, pouring boiling water into a very cold piece), as thermal shock can cause ceramics to crack.

A note on handmade ceramics

Every piece is individually made by hand rather than cast or moulded. You may notice subtle irregularities, tiny glaze variations, pinholes or movement in the form. These are not faults, but part of the character of handmade ceramics and a record of the making process.

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Free UK shipping over £45. I'm happy to include a handwritten gift note, just leave your message (up to 40 words) in the notes when you view your basket.

Hands mixing a face mask in a handmade ceramic bowl

I started out making things to help people slow down. These days I’m more interested in what comes after that: making with your hands, being in a room with people, and things you actually use rather than save for best.

Philosophy