Booth House Gallery at Booth House Gallery and Pottery
The gallery is a family business and there is always a warm welcome for customers and pottery enthusiasts. Visitors will find Jim (an elected fellow of the Craft Potters Association) well placed to discuss all aspcets of ceramics, the people processes and possible commissions. He is also the author of the book entitled 'Large Scale Ceramics'. His attached studio is open for viewing work in progress.
Jim Robinson's personal work includes unusual slab built vase and plate forms for domestic settings and large scale public commissions. His sculptural work can be seen in Holmfirth town centre (Civic Hall ceramic murals and the Victoria Bridge ceramic sculpture and stone seat). He also offers a range of colourful domestic ware.
Housed in an early 19th century barn with a unique queen beamed ceiling, the natural stone walls and wood floors of the gallery are a perfect foil for ceramics of all kinds, as well as paintings and other art works.
Prices
Free entry
Goods priced individually.
Opening details
| Season Dates | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Thu 1 Jan 2009 - Fri 31 Dec 2010 | Sat - Sun 12:00 to 16:00 |
| Notes | For mid-week times, please call for information. |
Contact
Jim RobisonTel: 01484 685270
www.boothhousegallery.co.uk
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Venue
Booth House Gallery and Pottery3 Booth House Lane, Holmfirth, HD9 2QT
Map reference: SE 126077
By Road:
From Huddersfield Road turn right up Shaw Lane and continue up hill for half a mile until you come to a driveway leading to a generous car park, signposted at the bottom of Shaw Lane.
By Public Transport:
Take the 310 Holme Bus to Holme Village, and alight at Shaw Lane (about 1 mile past Holmfirth Centre). Follow signs up Shaw Lane for about half a mile, about a 10-minute walk.
The grassy driveway leads to the car park and gallery entrance.
Parking : free
Nearest station : 2 miles from Holmfirth station
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jim.robison@virgin.net
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Booth House Gallery
Booth House Gallery





