Lowerdown conserve pot (mark)

Lowerdown conserve pot (mark)

Lowerdown conserve pot (mark)

Lowerdown Pottery
 

David Leach set up Lowerdown Pottery in Bovey Tracey, South Devon, in 1955 after handing over the running of Aylesford Pottery to Colin Pearson, and remained there until his death in February, 2005.

In his early days at Lowerdown he specialized in slipware before turning his attention to stoneware and fine porcelain. The porcelain work is characterized by fine carving and his pale green celadon glaze. He makes his own tools from simple materials, and uses both kick- and power wheels.

Since 1970 David's son Jeremy Leach has potted at Lowerdown. The pottery's gallery displays much of David's work, and the work of other fine potters - notably that of his sons Jeremy and Simon.


 
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Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks - Choose your bookseller Europe
 
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Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks by Geoffrey A. Godden

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