Side Plates, Shelly Beach
by Happs Pottery, Anniebrook
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Happs Pottery
Several Happs Pottery glazes carry coastal names, and Shelly Beach is one of them, alongside Bunker Bay, Wyadup Stone and Shorebreak. It makes an easy souvenir, a small piece of the South West you can use every day.
The plate is pressed in a mould, then trimmed, glazed and finished by hand at the Happs studio on Caves Road, between Busselton and Dunsborough. The potter, Myles Happ, has potted since he was a child and has nearly 30 years of stoneware behind him. It measures 18.5 cm across and weighs about 470 g, and the maker says it is dishwasher, oven and microwave safe.
The maker suggests it for tapas, cake or toast in the morning. It also suits a few olives and a wedge of cheese on a Friday evening.
Good to know
- Side plate in the Shelly Beach glaze
- One of the Happs glazes with coastal names
- 18.5 cm wide, 2.5 cm high, about 470 g
- Made by Happs Pottery, Caves Road near Dunsborough, Western Australia
About Happs Pottery
Anniebrook
Myles Happ's working pottery on Caves Road near Dunsborough: plates and mugs in glazes with coastal names, and a showroom open to visitors.
Read about Happs PotteryWhere it's made Anniebrook
2 makers in Anniebrook
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