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A square meal is so 20th century. Unround, unsquare dinner plate. Twenty-eight dollars.
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A plate for the little guy for when he can read.
stackable cups and tripod plates in Laura’s turquoise glaze.
Photos by John Snyder
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Moss green platter with hot sun.
At half-price sale this weekend.
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.
This plate suggests the Land of 10,000 Lakes, the first state I entered at the moment of birth. It’s about nine inches across.
* Fifty more, if you count the District of Columbia, where I now live, and which still has no congressional representation. Let’s think about that.
Seventy-five dollars.
We drink from wells we did not dig. We warm by fires we did not kindle. And there’s a lot more stuff we use that we just got somehow….
When you’ve finished salad or dessert, you see a one-word message — a wish, a blessing, a plea. I’m working on sets of eight.
Dinner plate, salt dish, and wine pitcher in temmoku.
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