Valentines
and Scarva Earthstone Clays. (see Spencroft
Clays and Potclays lower down the page)
We usually stock the underlined ones but can
order any of them including direct delivery of larger quantities.
Terracotta
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Standard Red Terracotta Smooth to Medium
1080oC-1160oC Light red, darker as temp. increased. An extremely popular
general purpose clay based on a blend of Etruria Marls. Suitable for throwing,
handling & casting.
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Standard Red Grogged Medium 1080oC-1160oC Light red, darker
as temp. increased. Addition of grogg improves throwing strength and increases
resistance to cracking and warping on larger pieces. Suitable for throwing and
modelling.
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Terracotta
Fine 120s Smooth 1080-1160oC Light red becoming darker as
temp. increased. Blend of Etruria Marls produced finer to make a pleasing smooth
finish. Suitable for machining and throwing.
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Terracotta
V636 Smooth 1020oC-1160oC Smooth Medium red, darker as temp.
increased. Very well behaved clay; blend of Etruria Marls and Shropshire Fire
Clays. Good plasticity, suitable for throwing and modelling.
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Terracotta
RBC 60s Medium to Smooth 1040oC-1160oC Pale red, darker
as temp. increased. Contains fine graded China Clay and Etruria Marls. Developed
to improve casting. Suitable for all types of production or studio work.
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Terracotta Sculpture Medium to Coarse 1020oC-1220oC Light
red, darker as temp. increased. Contains medium to coarse grogg. Open texture
retaining good plasticity and thermal shock resistance. Suitable for large
sculptural, garden and slab work.
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Terracotta
Moulding Clay Very Coarse 1020oC-1100oC Mid red, darker as
temp. increased. Traditional coarse, pan milled and pug milled North Yorkshire
terracotta clay. Highly plastic, suitable for modelling and sculpture work.
Stoneware
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Stoneware V9A Smooth to Medium 1180oC-1280oC Buff to Grey.
Excellent general purpose modelling clay, containing Shropshire & South
Staffs Fire Clays, fine graded dust free grogg. Suitable for throwing and hand
modelling.
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Stoneware V9G Grogged Medium 1180oC-1280oC Grey buff to
speckled grey. Addition of Grogg giving good resistance to cracking and warping.
Behaves well under oxidising and reduction conditions.
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Stoneware
HT Smooth to Medium 1120oC-1280oC Buff to grey. Recommended for
reduction. Contains a fine grogg.
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Stoneware
HT Grogged Medium 1120oC-1280oC Buff to grey. HT but with
addition of mesh graded dust free grogg.
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Stoneware
HT Special Smooth to Medium 1120oC-1280oC Buff to grey. HT
but containing additives to increase resistance to thermal shock. Suitable for
oven to tableware.
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Stoneware
Delta Smooth to Medium 1120oC-1280oC Light Buff to Grey.
Pronounced speckle will appear through glaze under oxidising conditions.
Suitable for modelling, casting and throwing.
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Stoneware
Special Fleck Smooth to Medium 1150oC-1280oC Buff to grey.
Carefully blended natural stoneware which speckles under normal conditions.
Heavier speckling under reduction.
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Stoneware
White Fleck Smooth to Medium 1180oC-1280oC Off white
speckled. Containing high quality China and Ball Clay. Suitable for throwing and
modelling with a pronounced speckle.
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White Stoneware B17C Smooth 1220oC-1280oC Pale buff. Selected blend
of low iron clays providing an ideal background for a decorative approach to
stoneware ceramics. Silica sand makes it excellent for throwing.
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White Stoneware B17C Grogged Medium 1220oC-1280oC Pale buff. As B17C
but addition of fine dust free grogg.
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Stoneware
White Millennium Very Smooth 1160oC-1260oC Off white. Ultimate
white stoneware, firing whiter with high
plasticity. Suitable for throwing, modelling and casting and will tolerate
earthenware/stoneware conditions.
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Stoneware
Arctic Smooth 1220oC-1260oC Off White. Even whiter
colour, suitable for throwing and modelling.
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Stoneware
Birch Smooth to Medium 1120-1280oC Buff colour. Good all round
clay. Suitable for modelling, throwing and casting.
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Crank
Coarse 1200oC-1280oC Buff. High plasticity; high thermal shock
resistance for large sculpture and slab work.
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Stoneware
Toasted Medium to Smooth 1140oC-1250oC Warm buff.
Carefully blended Stoneware Fire clay and Etruria Clay with a fine grogg.
Pleasant reduction under normal oxidising conditions. Suitable as an all purpose
body for throwing, hand building and casting.
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Raku
Smooth to Medium 960oC-1060oC & 1220oC-1280oC Buff to grey. Very
fine firebrick grogged clay, suitable for throwing & hand building.
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Harrison Body Medium to Smooth 1160oC-1280oC Off White.
Similar to the Harry Davis Body, being a white highly versatile fine body
containing a fine silica sand with good salt-glazing properties. Suitable for
throwing and casting.
Porcelain Clays
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Audrey Blackman Porcelain Very Smooth 1220oC-1280oC White and
translucent. Developed for modelling and throwing using the finest materials
available. Due to high plasticity this body is not suitable for casting and is
only available in pugged form.
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Royale Porcelain Very Smooth 1220oC-1280oC White and translucent.
A blend of Audrey Blackman and Special Porcelain giving high plasticity and ease
of handling. Developed by popular demand.
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Special
Porcelain Very Smooth 1220oC-1280oC White and translucent.
High quality porcelain containing fine white clays with an addition of Bentonite.
Suitable for modelling, hand building and casting.
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P2 Porcelain Smooth 1220oC-1250oC White and translucent. An
economy body giving a high degree of translucency at a slightly lower
temperature. Suitable for casting and throwing.
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Porcelain
Grogged Medium 1220oC-1300oC White, translucent. Very
plastic, firing extremely white. Fine molochite for drying without cracking or
warping. Suitable for throwing, hand building or sculpting. Oxidising or
reducing conditions.
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Industrial
Porcelain Smooth 1180oC-1280oC White. Extremely hard
wearing Porcelain when fired upward of 1200oC. Suitable for throwing or
modelling, and in grinding applications.
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Hard Paste
Very Smooth 1300oC-1380oC White.
Option
A throwing/pugged & Option B casting/filtercake. Replicates a
Continental type of hard past porcelain available in two options.
Additional Bodies
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Fine Bone
China Very Smooth 1240oC White and translucent. Very
well know body used extensively by Bone China manufacturers in Stoke on Trent
and their overseas subsidiaries. Suitable for casting and machine making.
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Parian
Body Smooth 1200oC-1240oC White and translucent. A self-glazing
body, extremely translucent through a large temperature range. Ideal for cast
figurines, dolls, light forms etc.
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ETC
Semi-Porcelain Smooth 1220oC-1250oC White translucent. Non-bone
translucent body to fire along Bone China.
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Standard
White Earthenware Smooth 1120oC-1160oC White. Suitable for
once-firing, giving good green fired strength and produces excellent casting
slip.
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LF White Earthenware Smooth 1060oC-1160oC Off white. Wide and low
fire range. Suitable for throwing, machine making and slab building.
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White Earthenware Grogged Medium 1080oC-1180oC Off white. Grogged
white earthenware with a wide firing range, suitable for larger work containing
white grogg to increase resistance to cracking and warping.
Earthstone Clays (Scarva)
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E/S 5 Original Body 1180oC-1280oC Very white. Highly resistant to
warping, cracking and thermal shock. Suited to salt-glazing and reduction
firing. Excellent base for colour decoration. Carefully blended with molochite
enables it to throw large or wide pieces easily, and is a useful modelling body
too. Very popular and versatile clay.
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E/S 5
20% Original As E/S 5 with extra molochite.
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E/S 10 Extra Smooth Very smooth 1160oC-1280oC Very white. Wide
firing range enables use of either low temperature or mid temperature glazes.
Excellent base for colour decoration. Throws and casts extremely well; takes
sprigged or stamped decoration beautifully. Very reliable top quality multiuse
clay.
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E/S 20 Smooth Textured 1180oC-1300oC Very white. Excellent base for
decoration; high plasticity and remarkable handling properties make it ideal for
throwing, slab building, fine modelling, coiling or sculpture. Low shrinkage due
to specially selected molochite means it is highly resistant to warping, thermal
shock & cracking and is an excellent hand building body; it is highly
recommended for raku, salt-glazes and reduction firings.
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E/S 40 Hand Building Material 1200oC-1300oC White. This
stoneware/raku body has exceptional handling properties due to the addition of
selected and graded molochite creating incredibly strong clay with excellent
keying properties, low thermal
expansion and high resistance to thermal shock, warping and cracking. Very
suitable for large sculptures, large scale slabs and coiling. Its white finish
gives excellent results with colour. Its low shrinkage rate means it can be high
biscuited and decorated with bright mid temp. colours. It also responds well to
stoneware, raku and reduction firing.
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E/S 45
Professional Coarse Textured Crank Very Coarse 1170oC-1300oC
White. Contains graded chamotte for added building strength and minimizing
shrinkage. It is heavily enough grogged to make the most extreme sculptural
forms and is highly resistant to warping and cracking. Especially of interest to
producers of architectural ceramic handmade tiles, relief panels, murals or
restoration work.
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E/S 50 Crank 1160oC-1300oC - Buff Orange. Produced by the slip
house method using lime-free graded grogg providing pure, clean, uniform clay
with excellent keying properties, warp resistance, low shrinkage and excellent
green and fired strength without the usual disadvantages of lime bearing cranks.
Gives toasted buff in oxidation and a rich, warm speckled orange under
reduction.
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E/S 60
Smooth Textured Crank 1160oC-1300oC Similar to E/S 50 but with a
finer surface and closer texture takes surface details well and can be used
as a coarse throwing body.
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E/S 65
Terracotta Crank 1080oC-1220oC Enabling you to create large
sculptural pieces without the risk of lime popping, commonly associated with
grogged reds. A beautifully textured, richly coloured clay combining the warmth
and excellent working properties of red clay with the strength of a crank. Ideal
for all types of hand building.
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E/S 70
Architectural Body 1240oC-1300oC White to off-white Created
with extremely low shrinkage, only 6% from plastic to 1260oC allowing just
sufficient space for grouting. Completely frost proof with excellent thermal
resistance.
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E/S 75
Smooth Textured Terracotta Crank Fine grogged alternative to
E/S 65 to take surface detail.
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E/S 80
Reduction 1220oC-1300oC Highly plastic, ideal for reduction
firing and for oxidation and salt glazing. Excellent warping and cracking
resistance and its high proportion of ball clay make it easy to work. Ideal for
producing domestic tableware. Specially developed for the needs of craft and
studio potters. Suitable for throwing and jiggering.
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E/S 90
Flecked 1220oC-1300oC Attractively speckled even in an
oxidised electric kiln.
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E/S 109 Professional Speckled Stoneware
1160oC-1290oC Speckled. Superbly plastic with an attractive speckle;
made from ball clays and medium textured silica sands. Gives a reduction effect
when fired in an oxidising atmosphere. Designed for the professional potter and
is excellent for domestic ware with good thermal shock properties.
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E/S 120
Ming Porcelain 1220oC-1280oC Extremely white and translucent. One
of the best throwing porcelains with excellent standing properties. Fluxed with
a slow acting flux to minimise slumping. Intended for cones 7-10.
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E/S 130
White Earthenware 1060oC-1150oC White. Plastic clay, throws
well, excellent colour response and wide firing range. Ideal for school use.
Casts well and designed for most commercial low fire glazes. Smooth with no
grogg.
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E/S 150
Golden Harvest 1180oC-1280oC Rich golden harvest yellow. Throws,
casts, takes sprigged or stamped decoration beautifully. Highly resistant to
warping, cracking and thermal shock. For both S/ware and E/ware firing.
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E/S 160
Special 1200oC-1300oC White. Excellent base for colour
decoration this clay has highly plastic and handling properties making it
excellent for large and small pots. Highly resistant to warping, cracking and
thermal shock; also suited to salt-glazing and reduction firing. Specially
selected and blended molochite make it incredibly versatile.
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E/S
170 Glacier Porcelain 1250oC-1280oC White. By using the best and lowest
iron bearing china clays, silicas, mineral fluxes & bentonites, Valentines
have produced a body that is very white, translucent and plastic - one of the
best porcelain bodies available anywhere.
T.S. Flax Paper Clays (Scarva)
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E/S 200 Smooth; E/S 300 Grogged; E/S 400 White Earthenware; E/S 600
Porcelain; E/S 800 Terracotta
Finely
chopped fibres of flax and cellulose produce very forgiving clay bodies offering
potters the widest possible range of making options. Flax Paper Clay gives
strong, flexible lightweight clay with virtually no mould growth. Suitable for
raku, oxidation, reduction, salt and soda. The fibres create strong but a
flexible internal structure that transfers moisture easily and evenly. Greenware
rewets easily and allowing re-work, altering and adding of new clay at any stage
of dryness. Possible to build and dry an armature as a support sculpture that
need not be removed for firing. Greenware even bone dry is unbelievably strong
and easy to handle and transport if necessary. Potters can now concentrate on
being artists.
Earthstone Air-Drying (Scarva)
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E/S 950 Air-Drying Modelling Clay Suitable for schools
that may not have a kiln, it produces an ideal opportunity for pupils to
experiment and create with clay. Manufactured by mixing fibres with the most
plastic materials available it has unrivalled strength and plasticity. The super
fine particle size allows model makers to produce very detailed forms.
Earthstone air-drying clay can be decorated with acrylic paints and clear
varnish with excellent results.
Professional Clays
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PF560
White Stoneware 1200oC-1300oC Off white. Strong grained plastic clay
made from the purest white ball clays. A superior body with very smooth throwing
characteristics. This body has been designed for the professional production
potter. Is excellent for domestic ware with good thermal shock properties. It
stands up extremely well and fires to an off white colour. It works well in
oxidising and reduction atmospheres.
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PF570
White Stoneware Grogged 1200oC-1300oC Off white. As PF560 but with
10% Molochite 80s added for potters who require clay with more tooth to aid
in the production of larger work with ease of drying. The molochite allows this
body to be used for small hand built and coiled pots.
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PF640 GT
Material Sculptural Body 950oC-1300oC. High performance, extremely
workable, durable clay body. Carefully selected grades of molochite have been
added to give tooth & strength, minimal shrinkage and excellent thermal
shock properties. GT Material can with stand demanding sculptural or tile needs
and is ideal for large life-size pieces. It is very useful for mixing with other
clays to give them strength and can also be used successfully in raku firings.
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PF510
Peter Beard Heavily Grogged Clay Body 1140oC-1280oC. Peter Beards
own clay body recipe is made from a blend of the most plastic white ball clays
available. This white firing, medium textured body is most suitable for hand
built pieces to create textural surfaces. A combination of molochite and silica
sand gives this body low shrinkage, good warp resistance and green strength.
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PF520 Ashraf Hanna Super White Raku Body
900oC-1200oC. The very best white smoke fired raku body on the market. With over
55% molochite, this body can withstand the most extreme thermal shock. This is
due to its high alumina plastic ball clay, and three different grades of
molochite. This body has a very low shrinkage and has a medium texture and is
highly resistant to warping and cracking.
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PF530 Phil
Rodgers Stoneware Clay Body 1220oC-1310oC. Phil Rogers own
clay body recipe is made from a blend of the most plastic ball clays available
today. This fine to medium body allows both small and large items to be thrown
effortlessly. It is suitable for oxidising, reduction and salt glazing. Under
oxidising conditions it fires to a warm buff. Under reduction it fires to a
toasted buff.
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PF540 Jim
Robinson Heavily Grogged Crank Body 1220oC-1310oC. Heavily grogged
coarse crank clay. This body has all the elements to allow the maker to produce
large textured sculptural pieces. Made from highly plastic iron bearing ball
clays. It offers low shrinkage and is ideal for ceramic murals and figurative
work. This body is suitable for oxidising or reduction atmospheres.
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Black Chunky Crank Sculpture Clay 1180oC-1260oC. Strong body
with very low shrinkage, good for building rugged scupltural forms. Its robust
nature also makes it ideal for architechural ceramics - from large slabs to
sculptural works.
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Smooth Black Sculpture Clay 1080oC-1260oC. Good for
scupltures, hand building or large thrown pieces. This clay has been specially
formulated to fire between 1080oC-1260oC with very low shrinkage. Distinctive,
attractive colour and texture.
Spencroft Ceramics
Clays
We can
order any of them for direct delivery of 1/4mt + lots including mixed pallets -
most are available in 12.5kg and 25kg bags.
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SSB/8
Stoneware Smooth but Firm
1150oC-1280oC Extremely well behaved general purpose clay, plastic and
resilient. Containing a selected fine grog, excellent for throwing, casting and
hand modelling. Suitable for oxidised firing.
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SSB/8G
Stoneware 1150oC-1280oC As SSB/8
but containing 10% 60 mesh grog for strength. Suitable for throwing and all
forms of hand building. Excellent resistance to warping and cracking.
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SP/1
Stoneware Medium maximum 1280oC
Medium shrinkage. A medium textured multi purpose clay giving a typical speckle
under oxidation. It is equally useful for throwing large or small ware having a
medium grog addition.
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Fleck
Stoneware Smooth to Medium
1150oC-1280oC An excellent clay for both throwing and casting, gives an
attractive dark speckle on a grey buff background. The iron bleeds through at
high temperature to give a reduction effect under oxidised conditions.
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RS
Toasted Smooth
1140oC-1250oC An outstanding body comprising of carefully blended stoneware
and red earthenware clays. Contains a selected fine grog, giving a pleasant
reduction effect under oxidising conditions. Suitable for throwing, hand
building or casting.
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Crank
Body 1150oC-1280oC This
body has a high proportion of heavy grog (20/30) making it ideal for large scale
work whilst retaining good throwing properties. Fires to a warm tan colour in
reduction, cooler in oxidisation. Its low shrinkage and resistance to thermal
shock make it ideal for raku.
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Stoneware
Buff Smooth 1140oC-1260oC
A splendidly developed body, based on highly refractory fire clays and grog
additives, giving a high resistance to warping and cracking. A very plastic
general purpose clay, excellent for throwing and modelling, fires to a light
grey.
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Buff
Grog Stoneware Smooth 1140oC-1260oC
As Stoneware Buff but with an addition of 10% 60's sand for extra tooth.
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SP4
Stoneware Medium 1150oC-1280oC
A highly recommended stoneware, medium texture ideal for throwing large or small
ware with medium grog.
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AWS/1
White Stoneware Smooth 1240oC-1280oC
A body of selected low iron clays giving a light fired colour providing an ideal
background for more decorative stoneware pieces. The high content of ball clay
with added fine washed sand gives an excellent smooth body ideal for throwing.
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AWS/1G
White Stoneware 1150oC-1280oC As AWS/1
but containing 10% 40/90 grade sand.
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Modelling
Clay Stoneware Medium A fireclay based
sanded body medium coarseness with good hand building properties.
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Super
White Stoneware Very Smooth 1220oC-1280oC
A very smooth stoneware clay, firing to an off white colour, which is highly
plastic and suitable for throwing medium pieces as well as fine details for
modelling. A small amount of fine molochite makes this clay highly versatile.
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SRB/8
Earthenware Red Terracotta Smooth 1060oC-1160oC
A highly recommended red terracotta body, based on a blend of Etruria marls.
Highly plastic for throwing, handling and casting. Fires to a medium red
becoming darker with increased temperature.
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SRB/8G
Earthenware Smooth to Coarse
1060oC-1160oC As SRB/8 but with a standard 10% of 40/90 sand added. Other
percentages and coarser grogs are available to order.
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SRB/8S
Earthenware Extra Smooth
1060oC-1160oC As SRB/8 but produced to provide a much finer texture.
Suitable when an extra smooth finish is required.
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Evans
Earthenware Smooth to Coarse
1060oC-1160oC Based on Etruria marls, highly plastic with good throwing
properties. A heavily sanded red open body, excellent stability to warping.
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SWE
Earthenware Off White 1200oC-1269oC A very
plastic white earthenware body which throws quite easily on the wheel. Ball clay
based, wide firing range, good green strength.
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FEB03
Earthenware White Casting Body 1100oC-1220oC Developed
specifically with casting in mind. White firing with good crazing resistance.
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SP
Porcelain 1220oC-1280oC A selection
of highly refined minerals, highly plastic china clay and the addition of
natural plasticisers giving an excellent white translucent body suitable for
throwing and fine modelling. Fired colour white.
Potclays Slection
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Oxidising
St Thomas 1102 (1150-1280oC)
- Extremely popular general purpose high earthenware and stoneware body which
produces an attractive speckle under normal or slightly reducing conditions.
Both tolerant and resilient it has good warp and crack resistance and is
suitable for throwing and slabbing.
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Reduction
St Thomas 1104PB (1150-1280oC)
- An attractive toasted stoneware in oxidising conditions this body really comes
into its own under reduction. The excellent handling properties make it a
popular choice for domestic stoneware production.
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White
St Thomas 1106 (1160-1300oC)
- A light grey-white colour in both oxidation and reduction combined with
outstanding handling and resilience make this body the first choice for small
and large work alike.
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Buff
School Stoneware 1120 (1150-1290oC)
- Popular with stoneware potters as a production body for both oxidation and
reduction, this dual purpose earthenware and stoneware clay is equally suited to
use in schools. The fireclay, ball clay and china clay blend produces a body of
smooth texture and medium shrinkage.
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Craft
Crank 1114 (1170-1300oC)
- Regarded by many as the best crank clay available, Craft Crank is unsurpassed
as a handbuilding clay. The unique blend of fireclays and ball clays produce a
pleasant toasted colour in oxidation whilst the speckled orange-brown under
reduction is unrivalled.
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Premium
Craft Crank 1114M (1170-1300oC)
- This body offers the same properties as our original Craft Crank, but with an
all ball clay base. This gives the body a smoother clay base whilst retaining
the same fired colour.
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New
White Stoneware 1142 (1200-1300oC)
- White firing and smooth textured, this clay throws and handles well and is a
very good body for domestic ware.
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New
White Stoneware Grogged 1142-30 (1200-1300oC)
- This version contains a small amount of white sand which provides extra shape
stability for larger domestic ware and improves the thermal shock resistance.
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White
Stoneware 1145 (1200-1300oC)
- This superb white stoneware body, based on carefully selected china clays and
ball clays, has just sufficient added flux to maintain temperature stability yet
provide exceptional ring. Excellent for small and large thrown domestic ware it
stand up well even when thrown thinly.
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Raku
1154 (900-1300oC)
- With superb thermal shock resistance and low shrinkage this body is not only
excellent for raku work, but is also highly suited to slabbed work and is
capable of firing to stoneware.
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Material 1161 (1200-1300oC)
- Extremely resilient and tolerant, this off-white firing body is superb for
large sculpture and handbuilding use. Its low thermal expansion, low shrinkage
and good warp resistance mean that it is well suited to high quality raku
pieces.
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Modelling
Clay 1150 (1100-1280oC)
- Used by model makers for all types of projects, from original china figure
models to film special effects, this clay is the most plastic modelling clay
available.
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Grogged
White 1141-30 (1100-1240oC)
- Based on the 1141 to which we add a small addition of graded white grog, this
body has exceptional handling properties for larger items and yet can still be
easily thrown.
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Studio
White Earthenware 1141-LT25 (1100-1220oC)
- This ball clay based, very plastic white firing earthenware is well suited to
thrown ware. It has a good green strength and wide firing range.
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Sanded
Buff School Clay 1124 (1100-1290oC)
- A lightly sanded version of our Buff School Clay, this body has a much
greater tolerance to making methods and is an excellent choice for school use.
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New
Keuper Red 1131 (1080-1260oC)
- This high quality, smooth earthenware body has a low flux content to improve
glaze pick-up and enabling it to be used at higher temperatures. When fired
above 1200oC the body takes on a purple tone.
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Keuper
Sanded Red 1131-40 (1080-1260oC)
- Superb body for tiles, slab work, large pieces and murals alike, this body
has high resilience and good warp resistance, yet the smooth texture allows
detail to be captured.
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Grogged
Red 1134 (1050-1200oC)
- When used at either earthenware or stoneware, this body has good general
properties, low shrinkage, and is excellent for large pots. Firing to a
terracotta colour at earthenware the colour gradually changes with increasing
temperature to a warm toasted brown.
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Red
Earthenware Terracotta 1137 (1040-1160oC)
- This competitively priced body is a high quality blend of red clays and
fireclay which give it a good colour and high fired strength.
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Semi
Porcelain 1144 (1100-1260oC) -
A white earthenware, semi-porcelain or Parian body made to a traditional recipe
which is generally suited to slip casting or machine making. Smooth in texture
but of medium plasticity.
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HF
Porcelain 1149 (1220-1295oC) - This truly excellent white-burning translucent
porcelain developed by Harry Fraser combines the finest quality and value. It
throws well and is consistent and reliable.
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