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Online Ceramics is for anyone who loves hand made studio pottery. We are an online gallery containing work by some of the UK’s leading ceramic artists.
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06/09/2026

A new Jeremy Nichols teapot has just landed at Online Ceramics and what a little beauty it is.

This is LS151, a small open-handle teapot, pictured here alongside its larger sibling, the 225. Like all of Jeremy's teapots, it has an exceptional sense of balance and presence, making it as compelling to look at as it is to use. These are teapots that cross effortlessly into the world of ceramic sculpture.

Online Ceramics has a fabulous collection of Jeremy’s teapots, with prices starting at £250. All include free UK delivery, with international shipping available at reasonable rates.

Discover the collection:
https://onlineceramics.com/artists/jeremy-nichols/

30/08/2026

We are delighted to announce that Online Ceramics now has a showcase at 45 Southside Gallery, right in the heart of Plymouth’s historic Barbican.

Founded in 2009, 45 Southside specialises in contemporary ceramics, glass and metalwork by artists from Devon and Cornwall. It is also home to the work of Online Ceramics artist John Pollex.

Our first showcase features the brilliant ceramic sculptures of Paul Young. His work is still available to buy through Online Ceramics, but if you are in the Plymouth area, you can now see a selection of his sculptures in person at 45 Southside Gallery.

A great opportunity to get up close to Paul’s work and to discover Plymouth’s best galleries for wood, glass, metalwork and contemporary ceramics.

https://www.45southside.co.uk/
https://onlineceramics.com/artists/paul-young/

29/08/2026

Two of four new vessels by have been added to Jack Doherty’s page today.

At £100, the small conical vessel offers a chance to own a piece of Jack’s porcelain work at an exceptionally accessible price. At the other end of the scale is the spectacular £1,500 large cut-rim vessel, its interior carved into a remarkable surface.

Every vessel in Jack’s porcelain range is a one-off. Soda firing plays a decisive part in this: as flames move around the pots, firing from different angles and creating areas of intense and cooler heat, the surface develops variations that could never be precisely predicted or repeated.

Four new pots. Four individual results of Jack’s making and the fire.

Explore the full collection at Online Ceramics:
https://onlineceramics.com/artists/jack-doherty/

26/08/2026

Some exciting new vessels by Doherty Porcelain will be joining his existing collection at this weekend.

Prices range from £100 to £1,500, with the latter being one of the most spectacular Jack Doherty vessels we have ever featured. A collection of exceptional soda-fired porcelain, with something for both new collectors and established Jack Doherty enthusiasts.

Take a look at Jack’s collection and keep an eye out for the new additions this weekend:

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/jack-doherty/

24/08/2026

Two new vessels by Craig Underhill were added to his Online Ceramics page at the weekend. Take a look at these latest additions and explore the other one-off vessels by Craig, inspired by the landscape and coastline of the beautiful Cornish peninsula.

FREE UK shipping and reasonable international shipping rates.

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/craig-underhill/

22/08/2026

Two new pots by Francis Lloyd Jones have just been added to his page.

Both are thrown stoneware vessels that Francis has salt-glazed, a firing process that gives his pots their distinctive surfaces and character. They are great examples of Francis’s work and sit alongside a varied selection of his pots currently available from Online Ceramics.

Take a look at Francis’s page to see the latest additions and explore the other pots in his collection.

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/francis-lloyd-jones/

20/08/2026

A special acquisition for Online Ceramics: this large thrown stoneware vessel by the hugely influential British potter Colin Pearson (1923–2007).

The vessel features Pearson’s distinctive double wings, covered in a bronze glaze. Pearson was a hugely important figure in contemporary British ceramics and his influence can be seen in the work of generations of potters, including two Online Ceramics artists, John Pollex and Richard Phethean.

This is a particularly impressive example of Pearson’s work and one that Peter Ward, owner of Online Ceramics, was delighted to add to the Acquisitions collection.

Priced at £2,900, it is available to purchase from the Acquisitions page on our website.

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/acquisitions/

16/08/2026

Alongside the two lidded storage jars added to Terry Bell-Hughes’ Online Ceramics page this weekend, we have also added this wonderful ‘Dogs’ bowl.

And no, it is not a bowl for dogs to eat from 😂 it is decorated with Terry’s wonderfully characterful dogs design!

Terry has been making pots since the 1960s and remains a brilliant and wonderfully individual potter. We have long admired his work and are delighted that Online Ceramics is one of just a couple of galleries Terry has chosen to represent him for the past 15 years.

Take a look at Terry’s page to see this bowl, the two new lidded jars and the other pots currently available.

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/terry-bell-hughes/

15/08/2026

Two lidded storage jars have just been added to Terry Bell-Hughes’ page. Both are high-fired stoneware pots decorated with Terry’s distinctive ‘bather’ motif.

Terry has been making pots since the 1960s and remains a brilliant and wonderfully individual potter. We adore his work and are honoured that Online Ceramics is one of a very small number of galleries representing him.

Take a closer look at these two new additions, along with the other works in our Terry Bell-Hughes collection, on his page:

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/terry-bell-hughes/

13/08/2026

Have you seen the latest ceramic sculpture by John Maltby to be added to Online Ceramics?

Titled ‘Fishermen and Boat’, this wonderfully characterful sculpture features three fishermen with really gnarly features. They look just like the fishermen I used to see falling out of the Dolphin Pub on Plymouth’s Barbican when I worked for John Pollex over 45 years ago!

John Maltby had an extraordinary ability to create figures that feel as though they have a whole story behind them. There is so much character in these three fishermen, from their expressions and features to the way they sit together in the boat.

Take a closer look at ‘Fishermen and Boat’ from all angles and explore the other John Maltby sculptures currently available on his page.

https://onlineceramics.com/artists/john-maltby/

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