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Re: How do you display your collection?
by jimjam March 7th 2012, 9:45 pm
NO! sticky hooks eh? does it not ruin the dishes?
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by skay March 7th 2012, 9:49 pm
Not sticky hooks at those angles, believe me I've researched it. I think they were just laid out on a blanket.Except the first one.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by dantheman March 7th 2012, 9:51 pm
jimjam wrote:NO! sticky hooks eh? does it not ruin the dishes?
I think hot water will disolve the glue but have never tried
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by jimjam March 7th 2012, 10:05 pm
skay wrote:
Except the first one.
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yes the first image is on the wall the 2nd two images are on the floor..?
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by Potty March 7th 2012, 11:38 pm
Love the carpet wall paper Dan! 
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by dantheman November 27th 2012, 1:12 pm
I like to see pottery in a fitting environment, Guy sydenham used to display his nature inspired pottery in his garden & amongst the houseplants in his home, also we heard of a Alan Wallwork pots being used to decorate a French garden which was again the ideal spot
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by Potty December 10th 2012, 1:39 pm
My cabinets have a bit of a shuffle, so I thought I'd add a new picture (Also an attempt to get others to show theirs!).
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by Potty December 10th 2012, 4:11 pm
It's my most uncluttered cabinet 
Mainly because my wife has put her foot down and told me if something goes in that cabinet, something must go out
It's getting harder and harder for me to take anything out of it too!
Mainly because my wife has put her foot down and told me if something goes in that cabinet, something must go out
It's getting harder and harder for me to take anything out of it too!
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NaomiM wrote:I'm watching other Willies, so maybe I'll get one at some point.
studio-pots wrote:I know my raku
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by Potty December 10th 2012, 7:08 pm
Close up Pic's of those 2 items
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by studio-pots December 12th 2012, 2:13 pm
We've got the builders in at the moment and while I was at the Post Office yesterday Jack the boss moved my display of "mainly teabowls" to the place he had suggested above the stairs. This is the view you get as you come down.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by big ed December 12th 2012, 2:27 pm
Terrific pieces SP , they all look splendid , who made top right?
, they all look splendid , who made top right? 
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by studio-pots December 12th 2012, 3:20 pm
Top right is by Nina Peskett. She is an architect but learnt to pot by attending classes run by Katerina Evangelidou in Farnham. She wood fires using a small kiln near where she lives in Hampshire.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by climberg64 December 12th 2012, 4:43 pm
studio-pots wrote:We've got the builders in at the moment and while I was at the Post Office yesterday Jack the boss moved my display of "mainly teabowls" to the place he had suggested above the stairs. This is the view you get as you come down.
Is your Jack available to come and put up some shelves at my house?
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by studio-pots December 12th 2012, 5:01 pm
You're just probably a little too far away for S. E. London but they do a good job - they were responsible for the "Pink Palace" that you've visited.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by climberg64 February 16th 2013, 7:53 pm
Got this display cabinet from a Hairdresser's salon. Weighs a ton.
There is a BL and an MC in this picture. Can you spot them? Also Chris Lewis, Mike Dodd and Marianne de Trey.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by philpot February 20th 2013, 9:35 pm
We have found the picture rails from the Futon shop very effective.They screw in and will take a substantial weight.Ideal for Bowls,chargers,large plates etc which take up so much room on a falt surface.
http://www.futoncompany.co.uk/screens/oak-picture-rail.html
http://www.futoncompany.co.uk/screens/oak-picture-rail.html
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by philpot February 21st 2013, 7:29 am
The individual picture rails are 60 cms,and you can put them on any wall you want. We have 12 metres of them.all over the house.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by philpot February 21st 2013, 12:52 pm
From left to right on the top shelf.
Richard Dewar,Walter Keeler,Mary Wondrausch,John Pollex.
Bottom shelf.Left to right.
Michael Leach,Clive Bowen,Richard Batterham,Dylan Bowen.
Now that lot alone would take up the whole of a dining room table! Its a very good way of display.
Richard Dewar,Walter Keeler,Mary Wondrausch,John Pollex.
Bottom shelf.Left to right.
Michael Leach,Clive Bowen,Richard Batterham,Dylan Bowen.
Now that lot alone would take up the whole of a dining room table! Its a very good way of display.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by bistoboy February 23rd 2013, 7:34 pm
i really don't collect glass - i just seem to have held on to a few pieces. Their natural home seems to be a window sill in the kitchen where they catch the light in the daytime.
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by bistoboy February 23rd 2013, 7:42 pm
Potty wrote:I really like the one of the right
the most recent addition - Beranek for Skrdlovice
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by skipposal February 24th 2013, 6:18 pm
I have cats and dogs and an aversion to dusting so most of my pot collection is behind glass. I like to match the cabinet style with the room decoration and the pots inside, my avatar pic is of a very cheap 1950s teak cabinet that I got locally for £14 and shows off early 20th century pots off nicely in my 1930s front room.
Upstairs i have a pair of the glass Ikea cabinets we all like and this houses black and white pieces
I also like to use pots, and have lots of Briglin and Jonathan Chiswell-Jones which I use when friends come for afternoon tea!
And when it's just me...Jan Burgess teapot; Rebecca Callis milk jug; Michelle Freemantle plate and Andrew Crouch mug
Upstairs i have a pair of the glass Ikea cabinets we all like and this houses black and white pieces
I also like to use pots, and have lots of Briglin and Jonathan Chiswell-Jones which I use when friends come for afternoon tea!
And when it's just me...Jan Burgess teapot; Rebecca Callis milk jug; Michelle Freemantle plate and Andrew Crouch mug
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by climberg64 March 7th 2013, 9:03 pm
Some small pots look nice together to emphasise the variety.
It's good to see you use your pieces Skipposal, I almost never do... except once I used a plate for cup-cakes...no chance of any accidents
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by skipposal March 7th 2013, 9:09 pm
That looks really good - nice subtle colourways running along each shelf. Yes, I love using pottery, but only the cheaper replaceable stuff
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by climberg64 March 11th 2013, 7:54 pm
Thanks guys.
FYI Top from left: Buckfast Abbey, unmarked unknown, Coxwold, unmarked unknown x 2, Amanda Brier, Ambleside, marked unknown, Horst Kerstan.
Bottom from left: marked unknown x 2, Fairmile, unmarked unknown, Amanda Brier, Friars, Peter Beard, Friars, Amanda Brier
FYI Top from left: Buckfast Abbey, unmarked unknown, Coxwold, unmarked unknown x 2, Amanda Brier, Ambleside, marked unknown, Horst Kerstan.
Bottom from left: marked unknown x 2, Fairmile, unmarked unknown, Amanda Brier, Friars, Peter Beard, Friars, Amanda Brier
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Re: How do you display your collection?
by l33ham180 March 23rd 2013, 12:50 pm
had a play around with some of the collection after peterbrough.
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