A
fire destroyed the workshop and firing area of Red Hill Pottery.
Though he cannot participate this year John intends to rebuild
and return in 2011. A fire destroyed the workshop and firing
area of Red Hill Pottery. Though he cannot participate this
year John intends to rebuild and return in 2011.
At Red Hill Pottery, John Anthony
makes wood fired functional stoneware for everyday use. These
pots are fired in a single chamber catenary arch cross-draft
kiln. Because the salt glazing process and the path of the flame
greatly influence the surface of the pots, position in the kiln
has a substantial effect on the final appearance of the pots.
Each pot is unique in form and surface, though they all share
a common palette and can be combined in sets. These pots are
microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe.
To
get to Red Hill Pottery take Rt. 29 to Springville, PA. At the
intersection in the center of town (by the Texaco station) go
west on SR 3004 about 1/4 mile to a stop sign. At the stop sign
bear left onto SR 3006, and go about 3.5 miles to a T, where you
will turn right onto SR 3011. Go about two tenths of a mile, and
see a green mailbox on the right (Box 294BB) and the (very steep)
driveway on the left. Go up the driveway past the cabin and park
in the field below the kiln shed.
To
get to Red Hill Pottery take Rt. 29 to Springville, PA. At the
intersection in the center of town (by the Texaco station) go
west on SR 3004 about 1/4 mile to a stop sign. At the stop sign
bear left onto SR 3006, and go about 3.5 miles to a T, where you
will turn right onto SR 3011. Go about two tenths of a mile, and
see a green mailbox on the right (Box 294BB) and the (very steep)
driveway on the left. Go up the driveway past the cabin and park
in the field below the kiln shed. 
