Mick Dixon (787)
Emparma Pottery, Coldstone Kiln, Grayshott Pottery, Bartley Heath Pottery
1960s- Ascott under Wychwood, Oxfordshire.
1960s- Eastbourne.
1970s-2015 Grayshott, Hindhead, Surrey.
1974 to date- North Warnborough, Hampshire. (with Lesley Dixon)
1960s- Eastbourne.
1970s-2015 Grayshott, Hindhead, Surrey.
1974 to date- North Warnborough, Hampshire. (with Lesley Dixon)
From his website:
"I left Farnham Art School in 1966 to start my career as a potter.
My first job was in the Cotswolds [at Coldstone Kiln Pottery] making traditional slipware. I then did a bit of teaching, had a studio on the end of Eastbourne pier, and worked for Kate Weaver in South Croydon. In 1970 I started work for Grayshott Pottery who were just changing from earthenware to stoneware. I was employed to design and make a new range of thrown stoneware. I stayed at Grayshott until I set up Bartley Heath Pottery with my wife Lesley in 1974.
Since setting up our own pottery I have also done part time work as a thrower for Farnham Pottery, West Meon Pottery, and from 1986 – 2015 for Grayshott Pottery making my own thrown and decorated range for their shop."
"I left Farnham Art School in 1966 to start my career as a potter.
My first job was in the Cotswolds [at Coldstone Kiln Pottery] making traditional slipware. I then did a bit of teaching, had a studio on the end of Eastbourne pier, and worked for Kate Weaver in South Croydon. In 1970 I started work for Grayshott Pottery who were just changing from earthenware to stoneware. I was employed to design and make a new range of thrown stoneware. I stayed at Grayshott until I set up Bartley Heath Pottery with my wife Lesley in 1974.
Since setting up our own pottery I have also done part time work as a thrower for Farnham Pottery, West Meon Pottery, and from 1986 – 2015 for Grayshott Pottery making my own thrown and decorated range for their shop."
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