Stephen Parry is one of a small group of potters working in England that use wood as fuel for firing. Stephen trained at Croydon College of Art 1974-77 and after graduating worked at the Dartington Pottery Workshop 1977-79. He set up his present pottery in Norfolk in 1981 after a further period working in France( two years) using wood-fired kilns.
Stephen in many ways is like Richard Batterham, he makes a limited range of functional pots each though beautifully designed and made, and like Batterham he has a very distinct and recognisable style. Glazes are made from different types of wood-ash all work is fired in his crossdraft wood-fired kiln to 1300°C

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Stephen click here

Tall Jug.
A spectacular jug by Stephen, these tall slim jugs are very much signature pieces. This example is glazed in glaze made from Beech Ash. This jug is one of the tallest examples I have seen by Stephen

Size: h.30.0 cms
Ref: OC/SP10
Price: £85.00
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Lidded Jar:
Wood-fired stoneware, wood ash glaze.

Size: h.22.0 cms Ø. 19.0 .cms
Ref: OC/SP11

Price: £110.00

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Bottle:
Stoneware, wood-fired with a wood-ash glaze. Typical green ash-glaze runs.

Size: h.18.0cms Ø. 15.0.cms
Price: £45
Ref: OC/SP5
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Yunomi.
Stoneware, ash-glazed with secondary glaze pours.

Size: h.9.0cms Ø. 9.0.cms
Price: £45
Ref: OC/SP6
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