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Taking Tea

Sandy Brown (b.1946)

Sandy Brown first began to make pottery at Mashiko, one of the traditional pottery centres of Japan (1969-1973). She settled back in Britain and currently works from her studio in Appledore in Devon. She is interested in the expressive and therapeutic potential of clay and is noted for her 'goddess' figures, simply modelled and boldly designed in black and white. John Pollex - Earthenware teapot with coloured slipsIn a different vein, she also produces a range of thrown tableware in oxidised stoneware decorated with vigorous, colourful brushwork.

18. Stoneware teacup, 1993, H. 7.5cm and saucer W. 17cm.
The artist's signature is playfully scrawled across the saucer as a part of the decoration.


Catalogue

Taking Tea Introduction
Factory Production
Staffordshire Teapot On Stand | Souvenir Mug | Sadler And Sons Ltd | Yixing
Studio Pottery
Geoffrey Whiting | Mary White | Janice Tchalenko | Richard Launder | Sarah Walton | Walter Keeler | Morgen Hall | Angus Suttie | Peter Meanley | Katsue Ibata | Rioje Koie | Paul Scott | John Pollex | Sandy Brown | Virginia Graham | Lowri Davies | Martin Lungley |

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