Antique and Vintage 1950s Piedmont Ceramic Fish Platter
£220
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Arwyn Jones Stoneware Large Serving Dish
£56
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Arwyn Jones works from his studio in Modbury, Devon, where he makes functionality-led ceramics by hand. His eye for clean simplicity can be seen in this large serving dish, having been bisque fired, glazed and fired again to reach the well-balanced shape. It’s complete with practical details that assist with preparation and serving, such as a wide rim for enhanced grip. Each creation by this maker is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
Product ID: 2214803012
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Arwyn Jones works from his studio in Modbury, Devon, where he makes functionality-led ceramics by hand. His eye for clean simplicity can be seen in this large serving dish, having been bisque fired, glazed and fired again to reach the well-balanced shape. It’s complete with practical details that assist with preparation and serving, such as a wide rim for enhanced grip. Each creation by this maker is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
Product ID: 2214803012
View more from: Arwyn Jones / Serving dishes & platters
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Meet the Maker:
Arwyn Jones
Devon-based Arwyn Jones’ love for clay started to take shape during his student years, where he developed a passion for throwing on the potter’s wheel. Ever since, he’s continued to explore the endless possibilities of clay, finding inspiration in every corner – from nature and architecture to the rich glaze traditions of North East Asia. He sources smooth, white stoneware from Valentine Clays in Stoke-on-Trent and follows a meticulous process that sees his creations dried, fired and dipped in custom-made glazes before being fired for a final time. The course takes several hours to complete and cool, making each piece a true labour of love.
