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Peter Wills
http://www.peterwills.co.uk/
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http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/mp.cgi?item=358
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Over 8" tall ,6" wide , probably an earlier piece.
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Impressed seal mark.
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Signed base signature.
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amazing aqua blue glaze , hand thrown piece.
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This an email from Paul .
The clay body was a blend of mine which I believe from memory (no
records of this period are to hand currently as all in storage)was equal
parts China Clay: Ball Clay : Molochite (which if you don't know is a
very pure white firing grog, the flecks of which are very prominent in
your piece and give the texture to the surface). The glaze is high in
Barium Carbonate which gives the strong purple blue and other colours to
in combination with Copper Oxide. Again no records to hand but I believe
this was probably made in the early 1990's.
Best wishes
Peter Wills
The clay body was a blend of mine which I believe from memory (no
records of this period are to hand currently as all in storage)was equal
parts China Clay: Ball Clay : Molochite (which if you don't know is a
very pure white firing grog, the flecks of which are very prominent in
your piece and give the texture to the surface). The glaze is high in
Barium Carbonate which gives the strong purple blue and other colours to
in combination with Copper Oxide. Again no records to hand but I believe
this was probably made in the early 1990's.
Best wishes
Peter Wills
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Just thought of a couple of extra thing you may find interesting. The
pot is made in two parts, main body and foot which would have been
joined. The form was partly inspired by the work of Derek Davis (Artist
potter from Arundel, Sussex) The use of the stamp from Japanese potters
on the "front" influenced from Colin Pearson's work. The painted
signature on the base again inspired by Derek Davis. I long ago gave up
clumsy attempts at painting my signature it is now always incised; if
you haven't already seen them there are some good pictures of this on
the Oxford Ceramics web site.
best wishes
Peter
pot is made in two parts, main body and foot which would have been
joined. The form was partly inspired by the work of Derek Davis (Artist
potter from Arundel, Sussex) The use of the stamp from Japanese potters
on the "front" influenced from Colin Pearson's work. The painted
signature on the base again inspired by Derek Davis. I long ago gave up
clumsy attempts at painting my signature it is now always incised; if
you haven't already seen them there are some good pictures of this on
the Oxford Ceramics web site.
best wishes
Peter
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Does any one out there have any similar pieces to this one ? also is Peter making any pots at the moment ?, Ed
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Hi don't know if he is still working but found this
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Yes Thanks Nik , I have seen these , they are very well made ,but I can't seem to find another in the style of the one IV'e got
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Ed there is a contact email address on this page??? you can contact him and ask I guess
http://www.peterwills.co.uk/contact.html
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http://www.peterwills.co.uk/contact.html
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Thanks m , you are right , I have spoke to him before ,I didn't want to bother him again , he was very helpful though ,so I will ask him and see if he has done anything else like this one ,
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