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David Rogers is originally from Lymington
in the New Forest. He graduated in Ceramics from Farnham
College of Art and Design in 1997 when he set up his
own pottery business.
He moved to Bristol in 1999 where
he ran his floor at Jamaica Street Studios before setting
up his own work spaces: The
Botany Art Studios.
In January 2007
Dave and his family moved to Milford on Sea near the
New Forest where he has now set up Vinegar Hill Pottery.
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here for more details! The Botany Art
Studios are still running.
Dave produces functional stoneware
and sculptural raku fired pieces. His tableware is traditional,
yet contemporary being simple but elegant in form, using
his own handmade textural glazes that have taken years
to perfect.
Stoneware is very high fired making
it longlasting and durable. All of his work is thrown
on the potter's wheel, evidence of which is found in
most of his work - the David Rogers trademark is the
circular throwing lines. Each piece is stamped on the
bottom with his sign, a combination of his initials
- d a r.

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