Clarice was a very talented designer well ahead of her time. I began collecting about 30 years ago and have perhaps 60 pieces of her work. I never tire of looking at my collection
I was scouring The shard dump opposite The site of The Newport pottery 25 years ago....Occasionally you'd dig up an almost complete piece....I guess those Sycamores are pushing Clarices pottery to the surface.....Leonard Griffin was the first I know spending time on the dump. Thank you for the wonderful memory
All these fragments should preserved as a piece of history . How … I’m not sure ... If They were Picasso’s scraps ? What would happen ? Great British art and industry combined beautifully at such a time of change .Those lady painters were lucky to have a creative job - when most had daily monotonous tasks .
I agree. But like you how could it be done? Some bits you can see the texture of the brush strokes. and I have found blobs of clay with fingerprints on. Hopefully one day someone will want to display my little collection
My ex wife's mum used to be a paintress at Claris cliff in the 30s. They weren't allowed to keep and sample pieces they painted, so we're probably broken up!
Always sad to see building that are there no longer just history and memories left behind. Amazing find tho Katie would be interesting to explore with you, u go to some nice places. Thanks 🙏 stay safe x
Woooow wooow cool great. I working in poterries company in Stoke, but i saw 3 times Colour room about Clarice. Your video Katie pleasured me again as movie. Good job. Thanks 👍❤🏴🥣
Thank you for commenting Lisa. I have made a few small mosiac hanging hearts for friends and family. But I still have alot of pieces left over that I am sorting into patterns and saving. Some of them you can see the brush stokes in the paint. Amazing to think of all the girls that made them ❤️
@@katiekatieeexplores - I know, the history behind it all. Amazing. I love your heart mosaic idea, perfect solution, and I lovely way to keep the story alive. :)
Oh WOW Katie this is amazing!! Oh god I would absolutely LOVE to have one of those pieces just to have a piece of AMAZING history!!! Stay awesome Katie!!! ✌️😎
Great video thank you - can you let me know when you went to the shard ruck as I have shared your video with other Clarice Cliff collectors who were equally impressed. Thanks in advance Gav
Hi gavin. Thanks for the kind words. The footage is this year, but I have been picking bits of shards since last year. So not all collected in one visit. Thank you for commenting ❤👍
My great grandparents worked in the pottery industry in Stoke, I don't know what they did, but I know they worked there, it makes me proud.
Wow you should be proud. Thats an amazing bit of history to hold onto. You should do some research and see if you can find out where they worked ❤
Shocking to see all those fragments of Clarice's design work lying there. Thanks for posting this video.
cool video. All those broken treasures....each had their own story to tell. Just watched the biopic about her life. Inspiring woman.
just saw the colour room yesterday never knew about her really that sends shivers ,finding all those bits of treasure from the past,
Clarice was a very talented designer well ahead of her time. I began collecting about 30 years ago and have perhaps 60 pieces of her work. I never tire of looking at my collection
Wow no I wouldn't tire of it either. And i totally agree very talented. I would love to own one complete piece. One day hopefully.
Hii there, my collection includes 3 Samford T for 2 tea sets
@rogerwilco WOW again. Most of the sherds I find are the crocus design. But it's hard to get an idea of the shapes.
Great video, thanks 🙂
Thank you vicky ❤❤👍
I was scouring The shard dump opposite The site of The Newport pottery 25 years ago....Occasionally you'd dig up an almost complete piece....I guess those Sycamores are pushing Clarices pottery to the surface.....Leonard Griffin was the first I know spending time on the dump. Thank you for the wonderful memory
Fascinating
All these fragments should preserved as a piece of history . How … I’m not sure ... If They were Picasso’s scraps ? What would happen ? Great British art and industry combined beautifully at such a time of change .Those lady painters were lucky to have a creative job - when most had daily monotonous tasks .
I agree. But like you how could it be done? Some bits you can see the texture of the brush strokes. and I have found blobs of clay with fingerprints on. Hopefully one day someone will want to display my little collection
Where is this in stoke on Trent pls?
My ex wife's mum used to be a paintress at Claris cliff in the 30s. They weren't allowed to keep and sample pieces they painted, so we're probably broken up!
That's so sad. I sometimes find bottom stamps with letters on maby the initials of the paintress
Always sad to see building that are there no longer just history and memories left behind. Amazing find tho Katie would be interesting to explore with you, u go to some nice places. Thanks 🙏 stay safe x
Thanks Stevo. Hopefully we can get out soon 🙏😌
Wow what a place loads of history would like to go here have a look one day soon👌
Thank you Claire. Will definatly take you when you come up ❤
I own 3 of hers cups ,such pretty little things..
You are very lucky. I love these little shards but would love to own a whole one
Cool video katie 👍🍻
Thank you Tom! 👍👍
Wow such an amazing video and great detail to the history thank you
Hey Barry thank you so much ❤👍 I'm glad you liked it
wow this was so awesome thanks for sharing 👍
Hi Sandra ❤❤ thank you for watching 😊
Excellent video really good 👍 10/10 💥
Thank you ❤😊
Cute 🙂 🐕 Dog !
Thank you ❤️
Woooow wooow cool great. I working in poterries company in Stoke, but i saw 3 times Colour room about Clarice. Your video Katie pleasured me again as movie. Good job. Thanks 👍❤🏴🥣
😍😍 thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Really interesting. I wondered what you might do with the parts?
Thank you for commenting Lisa. I have made a few small mosiac hanging hearts for friends and family. But I still have alot of pieces left over that I am sorting into patterns and saving. Some of them you can see the brush stokes in the paint. Amazing to think of all the girls that made them ❤️
@@katiekatieeexplores - I know, the history behind it all. Amazing. I love your heart mosaic idea, perfect solution, and I lovely way to keep the story alive. :)
Oh WOW Katie this is amazing!! Oh god I would absolutely LOVE to have one of those pieces just to have a piece of AMAZING history!!! Stay awesome Katie!!! ✌️😎
Jared send me your address on instagram and I'll get some sent over to you ❤👍
@@katiekatieeexplores OMG THAT'S SO AWESOME!!! I SURE WILL THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I would love some of these pieces to make something, even the plain ones xx
Legendary Katie your vids are always so inspiring thank you
Thank you lucie 😊 really appreciate you watching ❤
Cool thanks
Thanks markurbex 👍👍
Very random indeed loads of bits
Thanks Mike ❤ Shame I couldn't find a complete piece 🤣 its highly collected
@@katiekatieeexplores o really good to know 👍🏻
Great video thank you - can you let me know when you went to the shard ruck as I have shared your video with other Clarice Cliff collectors who were equally impressed. Thanks in advance Gav
Hi gavin. Thanks for the kind words. The footage is this year, but I have been picking bits of shards since last year. So not all collected in one visit. Thank you for commenting ❤👍
Wow. It's so sad to see the pottery in pieces like that
Thanks naomi it's very sad isn't it. But nice to find all the pieces. Some could be nearly 100 years old. Thanks for watching ❤
wow all the broken pottery
Where is this ? I live in Stoke-on-Trent in the mother town.