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Crafts CouncilDirectoryAnne Barrell Ceramics

Plates and Dishes

The flat form of the plate or platter and the wide generous form of a large dish provide a fabulous vehicle for decoration, storytelling and exploring texture and colour in ceramics.

Anne Barrell Ceramics

Eastbourne, England


Ships in a tree lined harbour, Anne Barrell

A large dish with painterly decoration. There is also a lot of detail on the back.


Two ships with a pink iceberg, Anne Barrell

There is a naive quality to the decoration. I was commissioned to make some large dishes referring to a trip to Greenland and it set off a whole range of imagery.


Linocut ship platter, Anne Barrell

Soft painterly glazes break on the form and decoration to highlight the warmth of the red earthenware clay.

Plates and Dishes

The flat form of the plate or platter and the wide generous form of a large dish provide a fabulous vehicle for decoration, storytelling and exploring texture and colour in ceramics.

Anne Barrell Ceramics

Eastbourne, England


Ships in a tree lined harbour, Anne Barrell

A large dish with painterly decoration. There is also a lot of detail on the back.


Linocut ship platter, Anne Barrell

Soft painterly glazes break on the form and decoration to highlight the warmth of the red earthenware clay.


Two ships with a pink iceberg, Anne Barrell

There is a naive quality to the decoration. I was commissioned to make some large dishes referring to a trip to Greenland and it set off a whole range of imagery.

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