Author: fangfosspottery
Kitchen ware
We do a range of ceramics that you would use in the kitchen – storage jars, oil/vinegar jars and salt pigs, scouring pad holders etc.
The pots can be made plain or with a mouse on the side.
Jugs
What would you use a jug for? Flower arranging? Cream or milk? A table decoration – the choice is yours.
Moon Vases
Vases inspired by the traditional Moon vases from Korea.

Domestic Ware
Mugs.
We sell more mugs than any other product! There are a lot of styles and colours available – from the traditional speckled stoneware, to the contemporary clean lines of the white range.
The coffee mugs and round shaped mugs can also have a mouse added to the side or on the handle.
Bowls
Gerry makes a wide variety of bowls. Some, such as cereal bowls are usually plain and functional. Others are decorative but can be used for a variety of purposes – as cooking or serving dishes, fruit bowls, or decorative objects to enhance part of your room.
Jugs
These are another popular item as they serve a number of purposes – as a functional item, as a container for flowers or as a decorative piece.
Teapots
Gerry has always liked making teapots. They have to be well balanced and with a handle that is easy to hold. The lid should stay on when in use. The spout has to be designed so that the tea will pour out well- not dribbling or gushing!
Other items in our domestic range include butter and cheese dishes, marmalade and mustard pots, egg cups, platters, chalices – all sorts!
2018
Awarded the East Riding of Yorkshire Chairman’s award for Business (under 50 employees category)
The “White Range”
Introduced in 2018 – A collection of ceramics, designed for a more contemporary look. Using a white clay which is thrown on the wheel close to a state of collapse, Gerry is transmitting a sense of movement to the finished pots. Fired in a white glaze, with an occasional splash of colour, the pots will enhance any home environment.
2017 -Celebrating 40 years as potters.
This year we celebrated 40 years at Fangfoss by holding a number of events, mostly free, to thank the community for their support we have received over those years.
Below are some examples of work we have done with students and children.
Pots made in a night class