David Frith
Overview
Patterned jug
Since the late 1990s, David Frith has concentrated on large, rounded forms such as bottles and jars as well as large platters with a base celadon glaze. David’s work descends from the Leach and British Studio Pottery tradition, where the aesthetics and ideologies of the East and West ignited a new tradition of high fired ceramics.
He uses locally sourced clay including waste by-products from local factories to make domestic reduced stoneware, decorated with wax resist and bold glaze trailed decoration. He has several wood and gas kilns for firings. Their research and experimentation give their work its own identity.
Works
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David FrithPatterned jugStoneware bellied jug£ 660.00
H30 x D20 cm -
David FrithFaceted pouring jugEnglish, c.1970£ 1,800.00
Glazed stoneware
H32.5 x D16 cm -
David FrithSquare Vasec.2010£ 440.00
Square stoneware vase with green glaze
H14 x W8 x D8 cm -
David FrithTenmoku Bottlec.2010
Tall rectangular stoneware bottle covered in tenmoku and kaki glaze
H28.5 x W10 x D6 cmReserved -
David FrithSquare Tenmoku Vasec.2010
Square stoneware vase covered in tenmoku and kaki glaze
H14 x W11 cmSold
