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Pear also available
Artist: Remon Jephcott
Material: Ceramic, glazed,gold lustre, real silver (Fly)
Dimensions: H: 7 cm Diam: 5.50 cm
£ 120
Ref.: RJ7
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Artist: Remon Jephcott
Material: Ceramic, glazed, gold lustre, silver chain and findings
Dimensions (pendant): H: 5 cm W: 1.70 cm
£ 70 SOLD
Ref.: RJ11
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We have so much insect inspired art and jewellery at the minute, that I thought they deserved their own post. Adorn your walls with dragonflies made out of embroidered silk in boxes, butterflies made from wirework or a poetrytile featuring a grasshopper.
Kate Packer also makes bug and moth brooches as well as earrings and necklaces.
They are all made from a combination of her intricately woven coloured metal wire and semi-precious stones or beads.
Flies, spiders and butterflies are also part of Remon Jephcott’s Victorian inspired ceramics. For her jewellery range she combines images of flies and spiders with traditional shapes and gold or silver lustre.
You can find a selection of works in the online shop and much more in our gallery on Plymouth’s historic Barbican.
It has been a while, but we have a new web-site. Perfect time for an update on what is currently in the gallery.
We have had several new deliveries of jewellery, wirework by Kate Packer, for example, and also a delivery of Remon Jephcott’s lovely (and humorous) ceramics and ceramic jewellery. New are these decaying fruit. We have apples, a pear and a cherry. The fly on the apple is made from real silver.
Jenny Beavan has delivered new work of both her stunning ceramic panels on glass and a sculptural work. You can find out more about her and her work in this month’s Ceramic Review. We still have some copies. We also have new tableware by Lincoln Kirby-Bell. In addition, he has made some wallvases or flower pots in his signature style.
Glass artist Richard Glass and metalsmith Noah Taylor have also dropped by new work. Some of Noah’s latest sculptures are visible in the image above along the back wall next to one of Richard’s Splash Sculptures.
More pewter work by Melanie Guy has also arrived, there are new ‘wallsculptures’ but also a selection of tableware and sculptural works, which is a new departure for Melanie.
This includes coasters, dishes, paperweights and a very elegant Sushi dish. On the shelf above Melanie’s work are Rebecca Harvey’s latest porcelain vessels. Her work is smooth yet tactile with a number of different shaped bowls of various sizes as well as her serving sets on Oak plates with Cornish Pewter Spoons.
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Title: Butterfly Brooch
Artist: Remon Jephcott
Material: ceramic with transfer print and gold lustre glaze, backed with lace, pin
Dimensions: H: 4 cm W: 7 cm D: 0.7 cm
£ 39
Ref.: RJ4
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Remon Jephcott’s jewellery is new to 45 Southside.
The jewellery is a response to Remon’s research into the world of the Victorians, focusing on the realm of the feminine . An aspect of her inquiry has been inspired by the Victorians love of insect jewellery of all types, which reflected their fascination with classifying nature.
Each piece goes through several kiln firings, from the initial bisque firing to the final lustre firing, which gives each piece it’s precious quality.
The range includes a wide variety of designs including flowers, birds, insects and other designs as well as butterfly shaped brooches, necklaces and earrings.
To view a small selection in more detail, please visit out online gallery.
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Title: Fly heart brooch
Artist: Remon Jephcott
Material: ceramic with transfer print and silver lustre glaze, backed with lace, pin
Dimensions: H: 2.7cm W: 2.8cm D: 0.7cm
£ 29
Ref.: RJ1
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