Fangfoss wood cane handle studio pottery teapot, hand made by potters Gerry and Lyn Grant at there pottery near York, Yorkshire UK. Decorated with cobalt blue and white glaze over a fine hand thrown stoneware body. Pottery seal on the base rim FP, functional or display item in a city apartment, kitchen...

Large Askrigg studio pottery teapot by ceramicist Andrew Hague. Decorated with splashed swirl and stripe designs on a speckled blueish grey glazed stoneware body. Comes with bamboo handle and lid. Lovely functional or collectors display piece and would look great in a modern city studio apartment/flat...

Lovely miniature porcelain teapot hand thrown by renown potter Mary Rich, lovely decorated with brown horizontal stripes & swirls on a light pink and orange blush porcelain body. A former student with Harry & May Davis at the Crowan Pottery, David Leach Lowerdown and Cowlands Creek, Old Kea near Truro...

Unidentified & Mystery studio ceramic potters and obscured marks we can't read. It's like a minefield when comes to ID studio pottery marks and potteries. Some have none at all, masked over from the glaze running into impressed marks or unreadable incised signature's and names of the potteries. Luckily...

Studio pottery is made by professional and amateur artists or artisans working alone or in small groups, making unique items or short runs. Typically, all stages of manufacture are carried out by the artists themselves. Studio pottery includes functional wares such as tableware, kitchenware like teapots,...