Gallery: Spring 2008
sp: Salad plates
Very Asian in feeling, 6 bowl/plates about 8" across. My favorites from this firing.
bp2: bread plates 2
Small plates for bread and butter.
Chef Sean Weinberg honored my pots with the most wonderful food!
c: casserole with pale interior
Size: quart and a half
Price: $80.00
Wonderful for slow cooking.
Pass the polenta please!
mm: Michael mug
Size: For a huge cup of tea!
white slip, haverstraw-ash glaze
Price: $24.00
Generous mugs for thirsty folks. I also have beer steins on hand, straighter in shape, but the same glaze color. Comfortable to hold, they elevate beer drinking to a whole new level. $36. each.
bp: bread plate
Size: 5"
Iron slip with ash glaze, spiral design
Price: $24.00
For rolls or cookies or bread. I can make these in dinner and salad sizes as well.
jp: jam pots
I make these in all three glaze colors.
Price: $38.00
Small covered pots for jam or sugar.
cc: coffee cups
Size: 3.5" high
Ash glaze
Price: $22.00
Shorter mugs for after dinner coffee. I make mugs in several sizes and finishes, including painted and black.
llb: bowl with "lost line"
These bowls were inspired by the trail of an ant lost in a bucket of ashes, searching for a way out.
bb: Spring berry bowl
Size: 9-10" diameter
ash glaze over white slip
Price: $40.00
Rinse and serve strawberries or grapes. I have a few of these bowls left, they are made with a mix of local clay and vary in size a bit.
Completely lead-free, microwave, oven and dishwasher safe.
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