Events

The London Potters and the English Ceramic Circle, both charities, have joined forces to provide a day of ceramic demonstrations and lectures by leading potters and historical researchers.

Early booking is advised, as initially each group has an allocation of 50 tickets.

Featured Speakers:
Claire Blakey is Senior Curator of Modern Decorative Arts at National Museums Scotland in Edinburgh.

Featured Speakers:
Sally Goodsir is Curator of Decorative Arts at Royal Collection Trust, with particular interests in ceramics, royal gardens and animals, and the Royal Mews.

Patricia Ferguson

- The Hamilton Palace George-Watson-Taylor Service Created by the Flight, Barr and Barr Factory, Christopher Coles.
- Wedgwood Jasper 1775-1805, Robin Emmerson.

- A different view: British ceramic design in German trade publications, Rebecca Klarner (ECC grant recipient)
- Metal, Glass, and Fire – how Henry Bone crafted success in the art world, Nick Panes
- ‘Bartmann Goes Global!’ The impact of iconic German stoneware on English potters, Jacqui Pearce.
- Nelson and the Cambrian Pottery, Jonathan Gray.
- Thomas Robinson, 2nd Baron Grantham (1738-1786), as a patron of ceramics, Howard Coutts PM.

Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth

Francesca John

Catherine Doucette (ECC grant recipient)

CHANGE OF VENUE: Cromwell Suite, DoubleTree by Hilton London Kensington ‘Hubert-François Gravelot, James Cole and early English porcelain’, Simon Spier and Alice Clanachan ‘The Popish Plot and 17th Century English Delftware’, Roger Massey and Anna Burnside AGM ‘The rise and fall of Ashtead Potters Ltd. 1923-1935’, Andy Carter