The Trust was set up by John Edgeler in 2019 to provide a locally accessible collection of pottery by Michael Cardew and the pottery team, including Ray Finch, at Winchcombe Pottery, shown alongside rural arts and crafts. John sadly died in 2022. The Trustees are working to continue his legacy with a programme of openings and exhibitions from 2023. We hope to update the blog in due course.
Fri 17th - Sat 18th November &
Mondays 27/11, 4/12, 11/12 and 18/12
10:30am - 4:30pm
Special exhibition which celebrates John's Projects, the potters he worked with and his collection of pots and pictures. This is a refreshed version of the exhibition shown for Winchcombe Arts Trail weekend including a new selection of pots and pictures for sale.
Featuring
Collections of Michael Cardew slipware pots
Etchings by leading neo-pastoralist, Robin Tanner
Artefacts from Tanner's Cotswold home
Opening Times
For opening times please see events
Private views can be made by prior appointment through our contact form
Queen Anne House, High St.
Winchcombe, Glos. GL54 5LJ
For a local street map click here
To start with a big big thank you from both of us for offering us this Exhibition and putting in so much work to promote it. We couldn’t have asked for more from either you or Helen with all your efforts with the publicity. The online presentation was a masterpiece of promotional writing as were the wonderful photographs. Hopefully some of the people at the exhibition were customers of ours at the Chestnut Gallery in the eighties and nineties and have happy memories of those days just as we do. It is very appropriate that our Winchcombe Pottery pots are passing on to their new owners In Winchcombe where Ray Finch spent his entire potting life. Thanks for suggesting it would be appropriate if we added the work of potters who took some of their inspiration from the same ethos as did Ray."
Mary and Peter O'Connor