Jack lives and works on the north coast of Kent. His studio looks out over Whitstable Bay and the Swale Estuary which at low tide reveals a wonderful expanse of mud-flats of good clean London clay. He blends this with a variety of Devonshire and Staffordshire clays to produce his highfired stoneware.
He fires mainly with gas, but does use his wood kiln occasionally, as well as firing his work in the Rufford Anagama. Jack's glazes are made using ash from chestnut coppicing and orchard prunings, as well as local silts and clays, which produce a subtle range of colours.

Jack Kenny was apprenticed to the late Geoffrey Whiting at his Canterbury Pottery.

Tall Bottle:
A wonderful tall slim bottle vase with decorative studs and glazed in a opalescence nuka type ash glaze. Impressed with the maker's personal mark.
Size, h.34.0cms Ø. 14.0cms
Ref: JK016
Price: £140.00

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Bottle Vase,
Stoneware, nuka type glaze over an iron slip.

Size, h.17 Ø. 11.5cms
Ref: JK17
Price: £65.00

Large Cut-Sided Lidded Jar:
A stunning stoneware cut-sided lidded jar of monumental size. I have included a yunomi by Jack in the image to give an idea of scale. Beautifully thrown and glazed. Impressed S the potter's personal mark.

Size, h.35.0cms Ø. 25.0cms
Ref: JK014
Price:
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Small Bottle Vase:
Porcelain, wood-fired on shells. Shino and fly ash glaze.

Size, h.15.0cms Ø.10.0cms
Ref: JK018
Price: £45.00

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