Dennis Chinaworks Sally Tuffin Indian Head Plate LTD ED Start Price GBP 300.00 Current Price GBP 300.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, November 06, 2008 End Time Saturday, December 06, 2008 Location South West England See more about 'Dennis Chinaworks Sally Tuffin Indian Head Plate LTD ED' Description Dennis Chinaworks Sally Tuffin Indian Head Plate LTD ED This is a fantastic piece made by Dennis Chinaworks, designed by Sally Tuffin this piece is known as the Indian Head Plate. This beautiful tube lined piece is a very impressive size at approximately 11 1/2" wide. Brand new and of first quality, this piece is numbered 2 out of a Limited Edition of just 15. The detailing to this piece is amazing. A fantastic quality piece equal to Moorcroft at its best and offering both value and investment potential.   We are retailers of Dennis Chinaworks items, if you are after a particular piece feel free to contact us or see our 'ME' page.   If you have any queries feel free to contact us.   Below is more about the pottery courtesy of their Website: DENNIS CHINAWORKS Founded in 1993 by Sally and Richard Dennis, the Dennis Chinaworks pottery is run from the converted stables of a Victorian Gothic rectory in Somerset, England. Sally established her professional name in design (she works as Sally Tuffin) after graduating from the Royal College of Art Fashion School and starting a design business with Marian Foale. Foale & Tuffin soon became one of the leading design houses of the 1960's. Sally later took her skills and experience into ceramics, becoming partner and design director of the Moorcroft Pottery from 1986 to 1993. Richard trained with the auctioneers Sotheby's before establishing an antique glass and ceramic business together with a publishing house producing specialist books for collectors. Included in these pages is a background to the pottery, current catalogue details, discontinued stocklists, news and contact details.   The Pottery The pots are thrown and turned on the wheel. Colour is spun on the leather hard earthenware and decorated by incising and slip-trailing the designs. Further colour is added using underglazes and natural oxides, then the pots are finished with a clear glaze. From beginning to end each pot is the work of a single Decorator. Their signature joins the number, company name, date and throwers mark on the base. The pottery's products, vases, bowls, boxes and dishes are bought by collectors and enthusiasts of decorative potery. Although influenced by many sources, the designs are distinctly Sally Tuffin, reflecting her love of the late 19th - early 20th century Arts & Crafts movement. Place a Bid!