The English Ceramic Circle (ECC for short) is the oldest society dedicated to the study of British ceramics and enamels.

Founded in 1927, it aims to advance knowledge by promoting and publishing new research on these subjects.

The Circle`s worldwide membership embraces collectors, curators, archaeologists, potters, auctioneers, dealers, social historians and all those with an interest in the history of ceramics made in the British Isles.

By invitation from the Committee, members may present the results of their research at meetings, normally held in London between October and April of the following year, and those scholarly papers are published annually in the `Transactions of the English Ceramic Circle`, sent free to subscribing members or purchasable by non-members (see publications).

Other activities, including visits to collections, seminars and extra publications are undertaken from time to time.

The English Ceramic Circle is Registered Charity Number 1097063

ECC Committee

The English Ceramic Circle Committee is made up of the following members:

Roger Massey - President
Felicity Marno - Membership Secretary
Jonathan Gray - Webmaster
Mary White - Meetings Secretary
Nick Panes
Jacqui Pearce
David Redstone
Tom Walford
Charles Dawson - Editor of Transactions
Mavis Watney - Librarian
Colin Wyman - Honorary Treasurer
Hilary Young

Past President

John Mallet

American Representative

Pat Halfpenny

Honorary Vice Presidents

Joan Bennett, John Howell and Rosalind Pulver

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