A tall utensil pot, solidly wheel-thrown for stability, with a handsomely faceted form. Glazed in ash to the interior and rim. Two small handles either side allow for portability, allowing for cooking utensils to be kept close at hand. Wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. A potter from a young age, Knowles Jackson returned to ceramics following careers in the army and business, and now creates his own standard range of high fired stoneware. Using a small range of glazes derived from iron, copper and wood ash, Knowles Jackson fires his pieces in a self-built down-draught wood fired kiln. Measures 18.5cm in height with a diameter of 13.5cm, though due to the hand-thrown nature of Tom’s work, this may vary by a centimetre or so.
