Handmade vessels are followed from wet clay and wheel-thrown form to repeated production, cooking installations and historically interpreted use at the table.
This gallery presents selected views from the working collection. Availability, historical context, materials and production suitability are confirmed individually for each enquiry.
001Open-fire cooking installation with large metal potsClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production002Historical food and ceramic tableware presentationClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production003Freshly formed handled ceramic vesselsClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production004Handmade spouted ceramic vesselClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production005Throwing a small vessel on the potter's wheelClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production006Hand-finishing the neck of a wheel-thrown vesselClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production007Small ceramic vessels drying after formingClient: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: ceramic production
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These named editions have their own photographs, maker credits and commission details. The working-archive images above document the wider collection; they are not a stock list of these editions.
