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Bird
Bowls Charcoal with blue glass centre;
cream with green glass centre; grey/blue with green
glass centre; approx 26cm diameter. Stoneware. £115
each
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Bird Pots
Carved porcelain. Green or cream, 14.5cm high,
£130; Charcoal, 13.5cm high, £120
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Peacock-Eye Plate Scraffito
design: black slip with translucent blue glaze.
28cm diameter. Stoneware. £230
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Flower Plate Charcoal with copper
lustre. 33.5cm diameter. Stoneware. £225
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Fluted Bowl Charcoal. 28cm diameter.
Stoneware £175
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Shell
Pots 1 Blue/charcoal. Stoneware. 14.5cm
high, £95; 13.5cm high, £85; 12cm high,
£75
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Shell Pots 2 White/green. Porcelain.
14.5cm high, £110; 13.5cm high, £90;
12cm high £70
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Peacock Plate 1 Charcoal with
copper lustre. 33.5cm diameter. Stoneware. £225
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Peacock Plate 2 Scraffito design:
black slip with translucent blue glaze. 33.5cm
diameter. Stoneware. £210
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Jenny Rymer teaches painting and drawing at The Institute, Hampstead Garden Suburb, and runs private pottery classes in North London.
Her work is mostly handbuilt, decorative rather than functional. Forms are often based on flowers, shells or fish, developed from rolled and pinched slabs. Glazes range from dark charcoal enriched with copper lustre, to pale delicate blues, greens and off-whites. Crushed glass is fired in the centre of bird bowls, resulting in an intense pool of colour.
Jenny Rymer's work has been exhibited
at The Festival Gallery, Bath; Abbott Hall Craft Gallery,
Kendal; Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool; Cecilia
Colman Gallery, London; Athawes Galley, London; Kulturhuset
Ovre Frednes, Porsgrunn, Norway; Artists in 5 Media,
Hampstead, London.
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