Terry Bell-Hughes

Terry Bell-Hughes graduated from Harrow School of Art, where he had received tuition from Mick Casson amongst others and where he met his wife Beverly (see her own listing on the forum). Originally working with Denise & Rosemary Wren at their Oxshott Studio, Surrey he went on to set up the studio in Llundudno Junction from where he and Beverly still work.

The vase has a square section body with round rim and foot, and stands 6.5" high and 3.75" across each side. Judging by his latest work this appears to be an early piece, and shows some similarities with Rosemary Wrens non-animal work, so perhaps an influence. I have enhanced the photo of the stamp as it was indistinct due to the texture of the clay.

http://www.ceramics-aberystwyth.com/bell-hughes-terry.html

Yes, the vase is likely to date from the 1970s when he was still based in Surrey.

An image of one of Terry's "Girls" coffee/tea pots from the late 1990s.



I know but it seems that is what the girls look like in North Wales.  

two little mugs with applied fishes , no makers mark , ( student?) , cheap buy , little chip on one handle

bin buys Ed

Shut it Dan , these are collectables

when do they collect the bins in Caerleon?

Wednesday

The applied decoration and the glazes remind me of pots that Terry Bell Hughes was making 10 or so years ago. Don't think they are his but someone inspired by him, which isn't a great move.

one more day and it won't matter who made 'em

if you could post a pic of them in the metal jaws of the waste crusher? I would appreciate it

sorry can't do that , playing golf all day at Monmouth , so will miss the trash collection , BTW I must add , these are Kath's £2 buy so I can't really get rid as yet

studio-pots wrote:The applied decoration and the glazes remind me of pots that Terry Bell Hughes was making 10 or so years ago. Don't think they are his but someone inspired by him, which isn't a great move.

http://www.onlineceramics.com/shop/dogs-teapot/

Similar decor By terry , he does get a bad press does Terry , not always deserved imo

At Contemporary Ceramics August 2021. He is in his early 80's now.