Putting the FUN in functional! All high-fired stoneware is food-safe, oven-proof and can be washed in a dishwasher. Would you like to see YOUR own mug or perhaps a friend's on a MUGLIE? All I need is a photo .... .... and $45 to $85 |
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They look delicate, but porcelain is deceptively durable. These
bowls are made individually; no two are ever alike. I use a variety
of stains to color the clay before forming it into the vessels you see
here; the color permeates the clay. The leaves were once growing in
my (weed) garden. Glazed on the inside, they are food-safe although
most collectors use them for decoration only. In the proper light
the translucency of the material is beautiful. 10" to 12"
diameter.
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Left: "Four Sisters" Wheel-thrown, altered and enhanced. These five high-fired stoneware pieces were manipulated and squeezed when soft so that they fit together like a puzzle. Small pottery pieces are included $200.00
Right: Sold - special orders only Stoneware mermaid created for an outdoor water feature. She is about 12 inches tall, glazed in tans and greens.
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Left: Stoneware goblets with dragons. perfect for the RenFaire enthusiast or just for someone who loves dragons. 9-10 " tall $150 pair. See more "Rennie" vessels on the Ren Faire page Right: Goblets for the wedding toast. Decorated with bunches of grapes, realistic stems and leaves Family monogram and wedding date carved into base. 9-10" tall $85 pair. See more goblets on the "Polymer Clay" page.
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"Seven years of my life was spent in the Mid-East and it was bound to have an influence on my work. Shown here are watercolors and porcelain pieces which reflect the atmosphere of the desert."
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$125
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White porcelain bisque in shadow box $135 |
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"Mahgreb" $300 Sold |
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"Texas Tornado" base is wheel-thrown and hand carved. Bowl is wheel-thrown with scroddled clay and fitted into base. |
 "Barrel Racer" Bronze $2,100sold |
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 "Good Old Boys" $550 Sold |
 "Mare and Foal" $2,200 sold |
 "Grandfather" $350 |
 "Little Sister" $375 |
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| The pot shown above is about 18" tall, a free-form coil pot made from dark brown stoneware. | ||
Detail at right 
The "Texas Tornado" (two photos taken in different lights-same
piece). High-fired red and white stoneware clays. $185
