One of the benifits of going to the BSA exhibition was the change to get my hands on an Ian Baillie pot. I’ve been looking for a new pot for a shohin maple and I was hoping to find one on Ian’s stand. It didn’t take long. This was my find.
I also picked one up for a little Chojubai quince which was potted up on the Sunday of the show, more on that in another post.
Here are a few more pots from Ian’s stand, some were still warm from the kiln on the Friday night!
Bonsai Eejit 
Hi I was going to see how I but pots from you? I like the E20 version.
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Fantastic prices on these!!!!
For sale through Willowbog??
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I know Willowbog have a few of Ian’s pots but these all went home with Ian. Drop him an email ianwbaillie@aol.com and he’ll gladly post them to you. Tell him I sent you 😉
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Thanks Ian 😉
Defo do that… Glad you had a great time… The photos are awesome!
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He has some amazing glazes, the dark blue at the top is his latest one and trust me the photos don’t capture the best of the glazes either!
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Great pots and your right the prices are good to as I do think some prices for pots are way to high
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VERY nice! 🙂 If I lived on your side of the pond he might be my first go-to when a tree is ready for a permanent pot.
I still like Sara Rayner’s a little better, but these aren’t bad at all!
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