Yunomi collection database

Useful website if you have an unidentified Yunomi -

http://www.myteabowls.com/Pages/PotterSearchResults.aspx?Country=86

NaomiM wrote:Useful website if you have an unidentified Yunomi -

http://www.myteabowls.com/Pages/PotterSearchResults.aspx?Country=86

or sugar bowls.    That reference will tax your memory.

You said that you were impressed when I added a link to this site at the beginning of 2013 and now you have forgotten all about it.  

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t11027-studio-pottery-teabowls-and-yunomis

That's weird. I searched for Yunomis before posting and your thread didn't come up.

I did the same search and it didn't appear either.

Great reference information for Worldly ceramic drinking vessels of whatever name they seem to achieve be it Yunomi, Gunomi, Chawan, Tea Bowl, Scotch Glass, Small Footed Bowl or Sugar Bowl!....bla, bla.

My question would be to collectors and we can concentrate on the “Great Britain” selection.

“What 3 items would you choose to own from the selection?”

Give it a go – this could be interesting!

I was going to choose ones from the collection that I never owned so I'll go with the Bernard Leach, which has lovely brushwork, and the Ewen Henderson. However for my third choice I'll have to choose the Alan Wallwork, which I didn't really want to sell.

Great choice SP, I should have listed my own choice, these would be:

Ian Godfrey
John Ward
Eric Mellon

No sure why as many are beautiful but each offers something more than just a standard glaze and appear worked upon, don't own any of them - maybe one day!

What about other members?