Ceramics by Mark Mann

Sculpted and wheel thrown terracotta sculpture with oil cloth glaze

26 x 18 x 18 cm

£310

Antinous Tile, framed no.1

Earthenware tile individually glazed

Framed size: 17.5 x 17.5 cm

(Unframed ones also available (£105), contact us for enquiries)

£145

Antinous was emperor Hadrian's homosexual lover, who was famously beautiful and youthful, upon his death Hadrian had him deified and even named a city after him

This serie of tiles is a stunning and contemporary reminder of Queer love throughout history

Press molded terracotta plate

45 x 36 x 6cm

£750

Antinous Tile, Unframed no.1

Earthenware tile hand-made and hand-glazed by Mark Mann

*Could be framed in a bespoke made to fit white wood frame with a floating effect (total size would be 17.5 x 17.5 cm for total of £145 (contact us to add framing)*

Antinous was emperor Hadrian's homosexual lover, who was famously beautiful and youthful, upon his death Hadrian had him deified and even named a city after him

This series of tiles is a stunning and contemporary reminder of Queer love throughout history

Antinous Tile, Unframed no.2

Earthenware tile hand-made and hand-glazed by Mark Mann

*Could be framed in a bespoke made to fit white wood frame with a floating effect (total size would be 17.5 x 17.5 cm for total of £145 (contact us to add framing)*

Antinous was emperor Hadrian's homosexual lover, who was famously beautiful and youthful, upon his death Hadrian had him deified and even named a city after him

This series of tiles is a stunning and contemporary reminder of Queer love throughout history

Antinous Tile, Unframed no.3

Earthenware tile hand-made and hand-glazed by Mark Mann

*Could be framed in a bespoke made to fit white wood frame with a floating effect (total size would be 17.5 x 17.5 cm for total of £145 (contact us to add framing)*

Antinous was emperor Hadrian's homosexual lover, who was famously beautiful and youthful, upon his death Hadrian had him deified and even named a city after him

This series of tiles is a stunning and contemporary reminder of Queer love throughout history

Ganymede earthenware cast and sculpted vase

This version has been pit-fired creating a totally unique, unpredictable and smokey effect to the surface of the base

41 x 29 x 18cm approx

*Due to being pit fired this piece is not water tight*

Other style available - enquire for pictures and information

£450

Various colours - view in the shop section!

Hand finished ceramic bud vase and planter

Approx 18.5 x 11 x 11cm

In Greek mythology Hyacinthus was a beautiful Spartan youth, who attracted the attention of two gods: Zephyrus and Apollo. After Hyacinthus chose Apollo, Zephyrus, who was god of the western wind, in a fit of jealousy blew a discus back into the young man's head. After his death, his lover, Apollo, transformed the dying youth into the Hyacinth. 

Wheel thrown vase with hand carved details

14 x 13 x 13cm

£180

Hyacinthus Stand Limited Edition no. 1

Limited edition of 3

Terracotta cast head with sculpted headpiece

£350

Hyacinthus Stand Limited Edition no. 2

Limited edition of 3

Terracotta cast head with sculpted headpiece

£350

Hyacinthus Stand Limited Edition no. 3

Limited edition of 3

Terracotta cast head with sculpted headpiece

£350

Cast earthenware tile hand-made and hand-glazed by Mark Mann

£105

*Can be framed (price accordingly) upon request

Cast earthenware tile hand-made and hand-glazed by Mark Mann

£135

*Can be framed (price accordingly) upon request

Cast earthenware tile hand-made and hand-glazed by Mark Mann

£135

*Can be framed (price accordingly) upon request

Earthenware cast and carved fig leaf modeled on the fig leaf that was commissioned by the V&A to cover the David Statue prior to Queen Victoria's visit in 1857

Hand Glazed, various colours ors available in our shop section

approx : 17 x 14cm x 5.5

£120

Earthenware cast and carved fig leaf modeled on the fig leaf that was commissioned by the V&A to cover the David Statue prior to Queen Victoria's visit in 1857

Hand Glazed

32 x 27 x 7cm

£250