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Ruby, appears on one of Rachel’s favourite shapes, while red is universally acknowledged to be her favourite colour.
One of the hallmarks of Rachel’s work is the brilliant structure she can bring to each piece.
The flower used in Ruby is a rare hybrid of the Mediterranean oleander – a hybrid which is generally found only in the lower foothills of the Pyrenees. A dark blue ground colour sets off the Senior Designer’s structured line work and colour in a masterly fashion, but then Rachel Bishop is master of her art.
Ruby appears on the 80/9 shape priced at £310.
Last few available.
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Moorcroft New Releases
designed by Kerry Goodwin
Moorcroft 2009 Models
From the popular Pole to Pole range by Kerry Goodwin come two
brand new models featuring Penguins and Polar Bears. As time-limited
editions early enquiries are highly recommended should you wish to add these
exciting new additions to your collection.
* * * * * * * * * * For May 2009
Moorcroft Pottery are releasing two fantastic new pieces, designed by Kerry
Goodwin.
Moorcroft Wood Nymph Plaque
& Town of Flowers Prestige Vase
Following on from the phenomenal success of two of this years limited editions,
Kerry Goodwin has revisited House of Flowers and Wood Nymph on two brand new
shapes.
Town of Flowers becomes a numbered edition
prestige piece whilst Wood Nymph is transferred to an ever popular plaque.
click on images for more details
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An excellent selection of older range
Moorcroft
pieces and
limited editions are also available, including examples from both
William and Walter Moorcroft. Prestige pieces,
table lamps, as well as
Moorcroft books and
gift cards are also stocked. Contact by either phone or email is highly
recommended should there be a particular design you are looking for.
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Elliot
Hall Enamels
Masterpieces in Miniature
On the 1st June 2006, The Elms Manor House,
Abberley, Worcestershire witnessed the dawning of a new age in collecting; the
launch of a new company and the unveiling of its first portfolio of exquisitely
hand painted miniature
enamels.
A remarkable portfolio of wholly English-made miniature
works of art, all freehand painted - without the use of transfers - and
individually signed by renowned artists.
A proud pedigree reflected throughout
Elliot Hall's
exclusive collection of
enamels, with each piece unique in its form and rich
decoration, embodying the highest standards of workmanship and artistry. A
rigorous commitment to excellence expected from what are, undoubtedly, the
finest enamels produced in the world today.
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Highland Stoneware
Each piece free-hand painted; a useable piece of Art
Pottery.
Formed in 1974
Highland Stoneware has built an
International reputation for its large range of high-fired and free-hand painted
ceramics produced in Lochinver, a fishing village in the
North West Highlands of Scotland. Every piece is hand made and free hand
painted leading to no two pieces being identical.
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Art at The gallery
An excellent selection of
original paintings by world renowned artists can be found at The Sissons
Gallery, including Labrador portraits by leading dog artist John Trickett,
superb image landscapes of rural England by Edward Hersey and David Morgan, as
well as paintings by Gudrun Sibbons with have a distinctive Dutch feeling to
them.
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Sculptures
Sculptures at
the William
Sissons
Gallery include works from the Rudge family, Lawson Senior and Junior,
Keza and Dillon Rudge, Walter Awlson and Christine Cummings. Please click on the
pictures below for more details.
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Where are we
Situated in Helmsley, one of North Yorkshires most popular market towns, amongst
the rural splendours of Ryedale at the edge of the North York Moors, approx 20
miles North East of York.
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writing.
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