These dark clay tumblers are just the thing for a double old-fashioned. Hand-thrown and then dinged up a bit, as we all feel now. Chocolate-toned Laguna stoneware with light hara glaze.
Set of four, one hundred and twenty dollars.
Photograph by me at the Ice House, Berkeley Springs.
This Saturday 14 July join me at the 12th Annual East of the River Exhibition. (That’s the Anacostia River.)
12 to 6
Good Hope Road SE
Washington, DC
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left to right: curator Terence Nicholson, gallery wall, my spade pot with poem
These pots are included in the Green Line Artists show in Petworth on Sunday.
In combination. These pots stack well on each other, and the lids fit all. Red interior, neutral glaze exterior, on dark brown clay body.
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You decide.
Half-price pottery sale
Saturday and Sunday, February 10 and 11
Noon to 5 each day
2238 Chester Street SE
Washington, DC 20020
a short walk from the Anacostia Metro station
or a short drive from where you are in Washington, DC
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While there are still bears.
All will be kept safely in this jar.
Seven inches tall. 60 dollars.
I’m not sold on the “pop-up” term, but the Pottery Barn store in Bethesda (4750 Bethesda Avenue) kindly allows space for some local potters this weekend. Saturday 10 to 8, Sunday 10 to 6.
Hope to see you there.
Three stacking cups, red interiors. 70 dollars.
My plate from 2017 on the left. Peter Voulkos’ from 1956 on the right. Go figure.
The Voulkos show is at the Renwick through August.
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Set of three cups that stack in a satisfying way. Pinnell’s red glaze on the inside, shino glaze outside.
All three for fifty dollars.
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This a big, heavy bowl taking up all the space on the table right now. It made me think of the ‘healthcare’ initiative dreamed up by the Republicans. That’s right — it’s still empty.
In a matte white glaze and others brushed on. It’s twelve inches across. Seventy-five dollars.
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