£67.00
Impressive large platter/charger by Muriel Tudor-Jones at Chipping Campden Pottery, Gloucestershire c.1965
44 x 26.5cm
Excellent condition
Earthenware/slipware with fluid botanical design reminiscent of Tudor-Jones’ earlier silk painting techniques. Subtly organic rim and shallow form.
By the mid-1960s, Gloucestershire studio potters – heavily influenced by the regional slipware revivals of Michael Cardew and Winchcombe Pottery – were creating pieces that bridged English country pottery and mid-century minimalism.
Out of stock
Muriel Tudor-Jones established Campden Pottery, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire in 1963. Her first artistic occupation was silk painting, then from 1947 she worked in several potteries, including Coldstone and Broadway. She ran the studio for twenty years, producing functional earthenware featuring unique, secret-recipe glazes and colourful slips.
