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Art Pottery
Clive SoordTerri SmartChelsea PotteryLea PhillipsWilliam MoorcroftWalter MoorcroftEric MarwickSue Fields
Glass
Roger TyeLouis ThompsonTejinder Singh BhandalWill ShakspeareAllister MalcolmIan MacDonaldPeter LaytonSiddy LangleyStephen KitrasMartin EvansAndrew Sanders & David WallaceAfro CelottoEd & Margaret BurkeAmanda BrisbaneVic Bamforth
Sculpture
Lindsay WestClive SoordFrank magnus-HirshfieldSam FanaroffGary Barker
Pictures
Maeve WrightMark SutherlandJohn SimsDaphne SandhamAlexandra RusakovaSue RandleElena PriestleyPhyllis McDowellPhilip KnaggsGordon FowlerSam CrowJereme CrowChris BoneDawn BarkerWhite Shed Artists
Jewellery
Francesca Cerreta
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Blown Glass by Roger Tye

Roger graduated from Manchester Poly in 1975 with a BA(Hons) in 3D Design - Glass and Metal. During the 80's he was chief maker for both Pauline Solven and Charlie Meaker until setting up Phoenix Hot Glass Studio in 1989. Phoenix enjoyed a great deal of success for 16 years making small batch production runs of Roger's designs for gift shops and craft galleries and specially commissioned corporate work for clients throughout the UK. Phoenix closed in 2005 to allow Roger to concentrate his work on sculptural, installation pieces. His work continues to be technically challenging as befits a craftsman of his experience. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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by Louis Thompson

“Graduating from North Staffordshire Polytechnic with a Degree in Glass Design in 1988, I went on to work with a number of glass practitioners in the UK. I have exhibited work extensively in the UK, Europe, USA and Japan. I have taught on a number of glass courses both in the UK and the USA, and teaching remains a passion for me. My work investigates the qualities of the material through a visual language of form, colour and surface. The objects I produce are tactile and sensual, exploring interior and exterior spaces". Louis Thompson currently works from The London Glassblowing workshop. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Sculptural Glass by Tejinder Singh Bhandal

"Concentrating on the design of glass gives me a positive energy, which allows me to express my creativity through my work. Not only do I have passion for creativity and flare, I like to have hands on approach in the studio on all of my sculptures. This gives me surety on making my sculptures to my standards of perfection. Most of my designs are created through abstract inspiration, as well as sculptural designs with purpose. With the correct lighting, there is a quality of tranquility and ambiance within each work." Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Handmade Art Glass by Will Shakspeare

Will produces a wide range of studio glass all by hand using tools and techniques that have barely changed for a thousand years. All the designs have a spontaneous element to them which emphasises the hand made nature and quality they display. He designs the work himself, taking on many different influences his product ranges continually evolve and every piece is signed on the base and by the very nature of the work is completely unique. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Art Glass by Allister Malcolm

“It is indeed rare and unusual to find both Hot Glass manipulating and cold glass processing skills combined with such a strong design sense as they do in Allister Malcolm’s superb craftsmanship. His studio is rapidly expanding as demand for his work grows. Commissions from discerning corporate and private clients in the USA, Europe and the Middle East provide evidence of Allister’s international acclaim.” Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Hot glass by Ian MacDonald

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London Glassblowing by Peter Layton

Peter Layton's London Glassblowing is a hot glass studio focused on the creation of contemporary glass art. The studio has a reputation as one of Europe's leading glassmaking workshops with a particular flair for the use of colour, form and texture. Peter Layton produces individual pieces of decorative glass in sculptural and functional forms. The work is free blown, permitting a greater degree of involvement and attention to detail than is possible on standardised production and ensuring the individuality of each piece. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Siddy Langley Glass by Siddy Langley

Siddy Langley is one of Britain’s leading glass artists. Working with molten glass gathered from the furnace and using precious metals such as gold, silver and tin, she applies the decoration before the glass is blown. The design then grows with the piece to form the delicate and intricate patterns that characterise Siddy’s work. She fashions each individual piece by hand using a freeblowing technique that ensures that each signed and dated piece is unique. There have been six exhibitions of her work at Neville Pundole’s Gallery for whom she has designed and made exclusive Limited Editions. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Glass Spheres by Stephen Kitras

Driven by a passion to create beautiful things for all to enjoy, Stephen Kitras began work as a glass artist in 1988. Included in his range of art glass, using re-cycled material he produces gigantic individually blown spheres of coloured glass, each sphere contains unique internal decorative features. Some over 40 inches in circumference! Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Glory Art Glass by Martin Evans

"For me the creative process has to do with living and absorbing the stimulations of each day, and through experience allowing these influences to permeate the work through the intuition. In both the living and the making the difficult secret is to be without prejudice, like a child, and like a child to enjoy playing with ideas and material......There seems little point in making the same thing twice so we don't and our customers appreciate owning something no one else has, often we make only a dozen or so pieces a day, each has its own character." Click on the images to view larger versions.
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"Glassmakers" by Andrew Sanders & David Wallace

The techniques and equipment Andrew and David use have changed little since the invention of the glassblowing process, simple metal and wooden tools being used to apply decoration and manipulate the glass. Decoration in the form of molten glass, both clear and coloured, is applied during the making process. Andrew and David work together at their small workshop to produce a range of handmade decorative glassware including vases, bowls, bottles, paperweights and drinking glasses which are designed both individually and in close collaboration.” Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Exquisite Venetian Glass by Afro Celotto

"From the incandescent magma, blown and forged by expert hands, the world famous and renowned Murano glass objects are born. In the specific case of Afro, he uses an even more complex and difficult technique called "tociar piera" or "filigree". Afro prepares the rods of colored glass then lets them cool down slowly. He cuts them and begins to give them form by means of blowing and shaping..... Even though he is considered a "youngster" in the world of glass blowing, Afro is quickly becoming recognized by international collectors for his technical ability and artistic expression." Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Blown and carved glass by Ed & Margaret Burke

Ed Burke is a master glassblower; after gaining a degree in glass design, he worked for many established glassmakers before building his own furnace and studio and making his unique style of glassware. Ed's interests are in the use of strong colour and shape. Margaret Burke specialises in the cold working of glass. She designs and embellishes a range of plates, bowls and glasses. Primarily inspired by Primitive Art, she has developed the technique of etching through layers of coloured glass to create designs that are both contrasting and tactile. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Cast Glass Sculpture by Amanda Brisbane

Amanda Brisbane is the UK’s foremost sand-cast glass artist. She embraces a technique in which she pours molten glass into her exuberant, spontaneous designs in the sand, creating a unique range of forms. Her pieces are as organic as the casting technique she employs, giving her work a dynamic spontaneity and displaying the liquidity of glass at its best. Click on the images to view larger versions.
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Painted Blown glass by Vic Bamforth

The style and technique that characterises his work is all but unique. The basics that drive his work are the dynamics of colour, movement, and the unique properties and qualities of glass itself. Inspiration is drawn from life’s experiences – people he has met, and the world around him. The blown form has provided him with an ideal three-dimensional canvas to carry expressive, figurative and abstract content infused with a sense of humour. Click on the images to view larger versions.