Well, at last, the migration from Online Galleries has been made by September 2019 deadline. It was quite a wrench when Online decided to end their hosting service and web support. I offered to adopt Joe (my main contact at Online), but my request was turned down by all parties! Joe and Carmine have been an important part of my team and I am very grateful to them for years of support. Fortunately, a web designer is located just across the road from my gallery in Woodstock, James at Oxfordshire Digital. He has re-designed the site with some improvements such as enabling large size images to be viewed, providing a magnifying lens and an overall cleaner design. The website has over 300 items for sale and an archive of over 2000 items. James has done a great job in building a new website and transferring all the information and images across. He may well live to regret the fact that I am based only 75 yards away from his front door, my PC skills are quite limited.
I am continually searching for the very best examples of early British pottery and am thankful that from over 40 years trading many pieces are offered to me from private collections. I no longer exhibit at antique fairs, so the website is an important feature of the business and works well with the gallery based in Woodstock. You will be made most welcome to visit in person, and I hope that the website continues to be a source of information and possibility for customers old and new.
