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Pair Guy Ouvrard Quebec Modernist Ceramic Master signed shop Studio TORNO
“Pair” one bigger one smaller signed studio art ceramic dished bowls by listed Canadian Quebec potter painter Guy Ouvrard. Signed and dated early 1970’s. One of the Founder’s of the Quebec Arts and Crafts movement and community. Great Mid Century Modern original works. Measured side to side rather than on the diagonal, smaller dished plate […]
Ceramic Master Jo Se Yeon Of Korea Making A Vase At Sanbao Studio
Otto Heino Master American Art Potter Mission Shibui Style Spotted Glaze Vase
Otto Heino Master Ceramist Rare Glaze- Ovoid Shape -Shibui Mission Style Excellent Vase. Marked on bottom “Otto”-“01″. Hand Done on wheel hand glazed all by Otto Heino and from his estate. Dark Gray with Black Spots glaze and Brown Shadow Glaze – Black top rim and Black Bottom rim. Perfect Example of Otto Heino Art […]
Tokoname Master Craftsman Hokujo Genji Shimizu
Arts And Crafts Style Flower Vase By San Diego Master Potter David Cuzick (#2)
For your consideration is a handsome and quite large wheel thrown and hand built vase in the style of the ARTS AND CRAFTS PERIOD. It was crafted by a master potter from San Diego, California, DAVID CUZICK. Cuzick is the past president of the San Diego Potters Guild and has taught ceramics at 4 different […]
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Large Warren Mackenzie mingei style vase Minnesota master potter
Signature, museum quality Warren Mackenzie vase in mint condition. Weve collected Warren Mackenzie since the early 1990s. This vase was bought from Warren in 1995 or so when he was not marking his pieces. It is one of his largest, monumental forms. The glaze is extraordinary. 12.5″tall x 10.25″ at widest. The item “Large Warren […]
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Stunning Vase Harding Black Pottery with Amazing Glaze 7 American Master 1987
Stunning Vase Harding Black Pottery with Amazing Glaze 7 – American Master 1987. Harding Black was a pioneer in American studio pottery, especially in glaze research. This vase has a somewhat asymmetrical lip – but this vase is not about the form. I imagine him throwing these quickly to give a canvas for the glazes. […]