Vera Tollow made high quality pots in Surrey for over 30 years, but there are few people who remember having seen more than a handful of them. This is because she didn't fit into any particular niche – her work is more similar to artists like Henry Hammond or Helen Pincombe than to potters of the Leach tradition – she was not greatly featured in contemporary writing.

Paul has slowly been acquiring her work for many years and exhibits about 50 pots – from major examples of her ash-glazed stoneware to small painted dishes – from her early 1950s slipware to tenmoku pots from the 1980s. It is unlikely there will be as many pots of her pots exhibited again for a very long time.

Email paulricegallery@hotmail.com for details.