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Wood-fired celadon vase
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Wood-fired celadon lidded jar
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Wood-fired porcelain soup bowl
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Wood-fired celadon espresso mug 1
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The area around Stamford Brook where I live is built on clay, once used as farmland. Between 1870 and 1890 over 17 million bricks were produced in the Stamford Brook Brickfield, which covered over 50 acres and employed 250 men and boys.

Most of the clay has now been built over but you can occasionally see it in roadworks. This glaze contains 25% local clay collected from the River Thames. The iron oxide in the clay provides the yellow-brown colour in the glaze and the rust colour in bricks 🧱 . If the clay deposit is high in calcium, the bricks are yellow in colour.

#askewghosttiles #clay #bricks

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The area around Stamford Brook where I live is built on clay, once used as farmland. Between 1870 and 1890 over 17 million bricks were produced in the Stamford Brook Brickfield, which covered over 50 acres and employed 250 men and boys. Most of the clay has now been built over but you can occasionally see it in roadworks. This glaze contains 25% local clay collected from the River Thames. The iron oxide in the clay provides the yellow-brown colour in the glaze and the rust colour in bricks 🧱 . If the clay deposit is high in calcium, the bricks are yellow in colour. #askewghosttiles #clay #bricks

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Starch Green was known for rabbit breeding from 1720 and later in the 1830s there were a thousand breeding does of the largest breed of lop-eared rabbit, weighing from 8-18 pounds each. The rabbits were sold at Leadenhall market in the City of London.

I like to imagine that some of the rabbits escaped and ran through the alleyways and gardens and into the fields around Starch Green @askewroad_w12 One such rabbit actually escaped into my garden a few years ago.

#ghosttiles #askewghosttiles

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Starch Green was known for rabbit breeding from 1720 and later in the 1830s there were a thousand breeding does of the largest breed of lop-eared rabbit, weighing from 8-18 pounds each. The rabbits were sold at Leadenhall market in the City of London. I like to imagine that some of the rabbits escaped and ran through the alleyways and gardens and into the fields around Starch Green @askewroad_w12 One such rabbit actually escaped into my garden a few years ago. #ghosttiles #askewghosttiles

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Starch Green was originally the name of a hamlet halfway up Askew Road in West London W12. Later it became the name of the lane joining Uxbridge Road and Goldhawk Road, now known as Askew Road. It was an area where there were many laundries. In 1900 there were 62 laundries listed in Becklow Road alone. These days Starch Green is the name of the green at the south end of the road. See if you can find these #askewghosttiles @askewroad_w12

The Askew Road Arts Festival starts today. Have a look at @askewroad_w12 for details

#starchgreen #ghosttiles #askewghosttiles #laundryline #tiles #askewroadartsfestival

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Starch Green was originally the name of a hamlet halfway up Askew Road in West London W12. Later it became the name of the lane joining Uxbridge Road and Goldhawk Road, now known as Askew Road. It was an area where there were many laundries. In 1900 there were 62 laundries listed in Becklow Road alone. These days Starch Green is the name of the green at the south end of the road. See if you can find these #askewghosttiles @askewroad_w12 The Askew Road Arts Festival starts today. Have a look at @askewroad_w12 for details #starchgreen #ghosttiles #askewghosttiles #laundryline #tiles #askewroadartsfestival

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Geese used to gather on Gaggle Goose Green in London W12 and swim in the pond that was later filled in and named Starch Green, once the name of the lane now known as Askew Road.

As part of the Askew Road Arts Festival this week, you can search for these ‘ghost tiles’ up and down Askew Road and let us know if you find any using the hashtag #askewghosttiles and tag @askewroad_w12

Askew Road Arts Festival starts tomorrow, Wednesday 18th September and runs until 25th September.

#askewghosttiles #askewroadartsfestival #askewartsfestival #gagglegoosegreen #tiles #ghosttiles #geese #gaggleofgeese #askewroad #localhistory #supportlocalhighstreets

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Geese used to gather on Gaggle Goose Green in London W12 and swim in the pond that was later filled in and named Starch Green, once the name of the lane now known as Askew Road. As part of the Askew Road Arts Festival this week, you can search for these ‘ghost tiles’ up and down Askew Road and let us know if you find any using the hashtag #askewghosttiles and tag @askewroad_w12 Askew Road Arts Festival starts tomorrow, Wednesday 18th September and runs until 25th September. #askewghosttiles #askewroadartsfestival #askewartsfestival #gagglegoosegreen #tiles #ghosttiles #geese #gaggleofgeese #askewroad #localhistory #supportlocalhighstreets

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Some good results from the glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery

Lichen crawl glazes, crackle glazes with iron and chromium and a mixture of glazes from the whole class. It almost always turns out green.

#lichenglaze #crawlglaze #crackleglaze #glazes #glazetests #glazeworkshop

Some good results from the glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery

Lichen crawl glazes, crackle glazes with iron and chromium and a mixture of glazes from the whole class. It almost always turns out green.

#lichenglaze #crawlglaze #crackleglaze #glazes #glazetests #glazeworkshop

Some good results from the glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery

Lichen crawl glazes, crackle glazes with iron and chromium and a mixture of glazes from the whole class. It almost always turns out green.

#lichenglaze #crawlglaze #crackleglaze #glazes #glazetests #glazeworkshop

Some good results from the glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery

Lichen crawl glazes, crackle glazes with iron and chromium and a mixture of glazes from the whole class. It almost always turns out green.

#lichenglaze #crawlglaze #crackleglaze #glazes #glazetests #glazeworkshop

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Some good results from the glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery Lichen crawl glazes, crackle glazes with iron and chromium and a mixture of glazes from the whole class. It almost always turns out green. #lichenglaze #crawlglaze #crackleglaze #glazes #glazetests #glazeworkshop

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Teaching a glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery in Lambeth today

#glazeworkshop #glazetests #glazecourse #glazes #colouringlazes

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Teaching a glaze workshop @mudgang_pottery in Lambeth today #glazeworkshop #glazetests #glazecourse #glazes #colouringlazes

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It’s interesting to see the difference between London and Devon lichens. These lichens are in the @fulhampalace walled garden. I saw the same hammered shield and green shield lichens in Devon last week but in Devon there were also bushy lichens including oak moss and beard lichen. These bushy lichens are the most sensitive to air pollution.

#flavoparmeliacaperata #parmeliasulcata #lichens #fulhampalace

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It’s interesting to see the difference between London and Devon lichens. These lichens are in the @fulhampalace walled garden. I saw the same hammered shield and green shield lichens in Devon last week but in Devon there were also bushy lichens including oak moss and beard lichen. These bushy lichens are the most sensitive to air pollution. #flavoparmeliacaperata #parmeliasulcata #lichens #fulhampalace

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On our Wales Coast path walk we visited Adam Buick’s studio. Thank you @atdbuick for sending the beautiful moon jar. We love it! 🌕

#moonjar #adambuick #porcelain #celadon #woodfired #crackleglaze #pinkblush

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On our Wales Coast path walk we visited Adam Buick’s studio. Thank you @atdbuick for sending the beautiful moon jar. We love it! 🌕 #moonjar #adambuick #porcelain #celadon #woodfired #crackleglaze #pinkblush

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