Trinity Court Potteries: Jim and Emma Newboult

All set up and ready to see you at Glastonbury 🙌

Packing pots for this weekend, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Coventry. This replica 14th century Knight jug will be available for sale, enjoyed getting this out the kiln this morning, the original is from Scarborough production site, making amazing anthropomorphic vessels found across Europe, always amazed at medieval potters skills and artistry 🙌🙌🙌

The Original Reenactors Market

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Hot from the kiln, lovely little striped cups on their way to
Cuppa tea time

Working late but happy , good tunes, tea - packing the wood fired kiln, many pots for and orders , of course they will all go on in...🙏

Making, making, replica Aquamanile today, the one we call 'Saladin', housed at the Barbican house Lewes, Sussex 13-14th century - will be glazed in a vibrant green glaze a d wood fired next week...

The other one is a small mouse? or other small mammal, Aquamanile, this one is German dated 1300-1500. We don't know why the potter wanted to use this figure, it amused us! The mighty and the mouse! Pots of history, we often get asked why is a pot decorated that way, and why the mouse 🤷

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Available at The Original Reenactors Market

Making making, Amphorae, the perfect sized container for wine ☺️
These will be on their way to The Original Reenactors Market

In the making....bringing this little guy to life in the pottery, Mycenaean 1400-1300 B.C.Always something new to make

Will be on its way to The Original Reenactors Market

May the kiln gods be kind 🙏

Making making making, happy days in the workshop ☺️☺️☺️☺️ looking forward to The Original Reenactors Market we are focusing on orders to collect as well as stock on display 🔥🔥

love the earthy colours of Autumn
More stock added next week...

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Last show done of the year, Glastonbury is a very special place indeed, stole away an evening over the vale of Avalon to watch the mesmerising murmurations. Enjoyed the uniqueness of the town, still fiercely independent, great to be part of it for a short time

We look forward to next year!

We will be restocking online over the next week and posting your orders. Thank you for your *follows, *likes, *comments *purchases **this small business would not be here without you, thank you 🙏🙏🙏❄️❄️❄️
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The stock will be listed soon, we are also still making making 😊😊😊

Frosty, beautiful morning, ❄️❄️❄️❄️at Glastonbury Frost Fayre❄️❄️❄️❄️

It's a beautiful puzzling thing, such a great pot 😊

Medieval puzzle jugs were made for drinking games, where the ‘puzzle’ was how to drink from the jug without getting drenched from the spouts at the sides, which connect to a chamber at the bottom. ⁠
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This green glazed puzzle jug dates from around 1300 and was found when foundations for the new Town Hall in Oxford were being dug in 1895. The face masks around the rim are a typical Oxford decoration, and it would have been filled through the hole at the top of the hollow handle.⁠
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Inns, alehouses and taverns have been part of life in the City of Oxford since around 1200. They provided accommodation as well as being sociable places for drinking, eating and gaming.⁠
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🧩 Puzzle jug, 1250–1350. Brill / Boarstall ware. Town Hall site, Oxford. AN1921.202

Brilliant Torm, thank you for your purchases, hope the pots are soon filled with something warming.... Our next event is Glastonbury Frost Fayre at Abbey House look forward to seeing you there...we will be in many layers of wool and a mulled wine in hand 😊😊 ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

When you unpack the kiln and it's joyous ☺️☺️☺️.These lovely stripey cups hot from the kiln 🔥, and going to be at a limited number available.

Thank you fire gods, pots being packed for On the Friday/Sat/Sunday 17-19th November

The Original Reenactors Market

Held at Connextion Sports Halls, Leamington Rd, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Coventry CV8 3FL UK

Hot dog, happy Tuesday evening, sat chilling (sic), with kiln picnic of cheese and wine, stoking, watching waiting, hoping, kiln gods are being kind

Hand painted replica Maiolica Charger, late 15th century. Will be making its way to The original Re-enactment market

Sunday slip day, making making for

In the Making Orvieto Maiolica, hand painted, just needs firing 🙏

We have had the very best of days celebrating the marriage of our daughter, Bee Newboult and Our New Daughter Ali Newboult . It was a very emotional day filled with love, friendship and laughter. We feel blessed in so many ways just wanted to share their and our joy 😊😊
Credits to the wonderful Little Posy Photography for capturing the day so beautifully (apart from top left photo 😊)

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Thank you to all that stopped by at Tewkesbury Medieval Festival and gave a pot a new home. We will be a little longer re-stocking......

We are looking forward to keep Making, Making ☺️so won't be too long...

We are happy to work on orders and requests, so please drop us a message.

We also want to say a big thanks to those that helped us keep the tent up in the 'Great storm' of Tewkesbury 2023, with the 40th anniversary looming, I feel this one will be remembered. Thank you Guthrie and Martin Cowley for coming to help among others that got very drenched, really thank you !

Tewkesbury is run by an army of volunteers, 🙌🙌🙌

Hot of out of the Kiln ☺️ Pots on their way to Tewkesbury Medieval Festival looking to seeing everyone there, enjoying the weekend, seeing friends, if you're not there, and would like to buy our wares, we will be stocking up the shop on our return, and we are always happy to post. Please just send a message online:

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Making Making, these replica 'Pichet' 13-14th century French vessels are beautiful to make provenance Saint-Martin-de-Boscherville. Intricate applied decoration over a lovely rich ocher slip, these will be raw glazed and wood fired ready for International Medieval Congress - University of Leeds and Tewkesbury Medieval Festival

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Making Making, for International Medieval Congress - University of Leeds and Tewkesbury Medieval Festival

These are late replica 13-14th century jugs, applied decoration and scraffito and will have a vibrant mottled flecked green glaze (raw glazed)

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Been busy enjoying making Aquamaniles....hot from the kiln ...

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We are on our way, looking forward to seeing you there. ☺️

Or pots of history also available via interweb :

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Barnet Medieval Festival returns on the weekend of 10th-11th June 2023 and we look forward to welcoming you to the fifth annual Festival. We are delighted to share the wonderful poster created by Graham Turner which depicts the Lancastrian commander Henry Holland, Duke of Exeter.
The Festival will feature re-enactments of the Battles of Barnet 1471 and the Second Battle of St Albans 1461 as well as displays by the gunners, archers and mounted knights. NEW this year will be a medieval fashion show and craft demonstrations for you to enjoy.
TICKETS will be on sale in advance from our website and on the gate.

An 'indented' beaker Roman beaker that's been lying in the mud for almost 2,000 years. A magical moment from a couple of years ago.

Replica Roman Mortaria, steadily building Roman stock up again as all my Roman stock sold to a film company, as always unable to say where, what, how or why.

I really enjoy the technical details of the function of Roman pottery. The potters' skills throughout, just leave me speechless and I like to be challenged. Kudos to those potters that helped bring good food and wine to the tables. Happy doing the same.....

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