Given the question: Read the bio below and try to give details on katherine pleydell-bouverie 's: - caption - birth name - field - birth date - name - nationality - image Bio: katherine -lrb- sometimes known as katharine -rrb- harriot duncombe pleydell-bouverie -lrb- 7 june 1895 in berkshire -- 1985 in wiltshire -rrb- was a pioneer in modern english studio pottery . born in faringdon , then in berkshire -lrb- prior to the local government act 1972 -rrb- , to duncombe pleydell-bouverie and his wife maria eleanor , the daughter of sir edward hulse , 5th baronet , her paternal grandfather was jacob pleydell-bouverie , 4th earl of radnor . pleydell-bouverie was the youngest of three children growing up in a beautiful seventeenth century stately home surrounded by blue-and-white and '' famille verte '' chinese porcelain . it was her childhood holidays playing on a muddy beach at weston-super-mare with her siblings where she was first introduced to clay . whilst living in london in the 1920s her interest in pottery began when she visited roger fry at his omega workshops and saw examples of his work , which led to her attending the central school of art and design in london to study pottery under dora billington . in 1924 she was taken on by bernard leach at his pottery in st. ives . she remained at the leach pottery for a year and learnt alongside michael cardew , shoji hamada and tsuronosuke matsubayashi known as matsu . katharine did the necessary odd jobs at the pottery whilst observing technical lectures from matsu and was soon given the nickname of beano . '' . in 1925 she started her first pottery with a wood-fired kiln in the grounds of her family estate at coleshill in berkshire -lrb- now oxfordshire -rrb- , where she was joined by norah braden . they used ash glazes , prepared from wood and vegetables from trees and plants growing on the estate . in 1946 she moved to her second pottery at kilmington manor in wiltshire where she worked until her death in 1985 . at kilmington she used first an oil fired kiln , and then an electric one . pleydell-bouverie 's pots are functional and tend to have similar style to bronze age english pottery . '' . she has been known to use a wide...
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- caption is '' the w.a. ismay collection at york art gallery untitled '' fluted jar by katherine pleydell-bouverie from- birth name is katherine pleydell-bouverie- field is pottery- birth date is 7 june 1895- name is katherine pleydell-bouverie- nationality is british- image is file -lrb- yorym-2004 .1.2065 -rrb- . jpg : thrown , fluted jar by katharine pleydell-bouverie