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A Brief Overview of the Iconic Pottery Brand Old Tupton Ware is a brand renowned for its exceptional quality and authentic craftsmanship. Established in 2001 by two friends who sell giftware in Mid-Wales, the pottery is made using a unique…
Ceramic ornaments are a popular home decor choice! Pottery figurines have been a popular form of art and decoration for centuries. These small, often delicate sculptures are made from a variety of materials, including clay, porcelain, and terracotta. They can…
Ceramic teddy bears are a unique and charming type of collectible that has gained popularity in recent years. These teddy bears are made entirely out of ceramic materials and are often hand-painted with intricate designs and patterns. They come in…
An explanation of the boho aesthetic and its popularity in home decor The boho aesthetic, short for “bohemian”(“What Is Bohemian?”), is a style that embraces free-spiritedness, creativity, and individuality. It stands out for its unique combination of patterns, textures, and…
If you’re interested in improving your bathroom lighting, a simple and effective solution is to replace the light pull cord. The light pull cord plays a crucial role in turning the light on and off, and it’s a small but…
If you have ever been curious about how to operate a pull light switch, you are not alone. Pull light switches are a popular type of light switch that can be found in homes and buildings worldwide. These switches are…
Glazing earthenware pottery with Old Tupton Ware: The process of glazing earthenware pottery is crucial to making the finished product more resilient and long-lasting. This page explains how to glaze your pottery. The Potter’s Preparation: Make sure the pottery piece…
Finding the crown stamp on bottom of vase and checking the authenticity of your pottery The “crown stamp” on the bottom of the vase is one of the most important things to look for when determining the authenticity of Old…
The technique of hand painting tube lined pottery blends the delicate lines of tube lining with the strong colours and motifs of hand painting. This technique is used produce elaborate and beautiful designs on the Old Tupton Ware and Moorcroft…
Earthenware is a type of pottery fired at low temperatures, often between 1,080°F (580°C) and 1,200°F (650°C). The lower temperature range is known as “bisque firing” and is commonly used to harden and dry the clay, while the higher temperature…