Platters and lidded pottery

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Jane Elder

Sculptures Céramiques

Handmade Studio Pottery Lidded Vessel for Decor or Functional Use, Signed by Artist

Artist made pottery jar with lid. Signed on bottom. Beautiful grey blue colour with drip glaze geometric pattern. This little vessel will stand out on any shelf, whether purely decorative or used for a practical function in the kitchen or bathroom. *there's a small discolouration on the rim of the lid that looks like a chip at first glance but it's just a dark spot. Approx: 4" tall 5.5" to top of lid 4.75" width 3.5" width of mouth

two ceramic containers with wooden spoons sitting on a white counter top next to each other

Handmade Ceramic Cream and Sugar Set, a coffee and tea serving set for the Farmhouse

Cream and Sugar Set, Serving Set, Tea Sets, Table Decor, Coffee Set, Blue and White Cream and Sugar Set, Creamer,Sugar Jar A beautiful set of ceramic ware consisting of a sugar bowl with spoon and creamer/milk jug. The elegant ceramic milk jug/creamer matches perfectly with the sugar bowl. This very attractive set will add grace to a hosts table. It is sure to be a hit at any gathering! Each piece is handcrafted of a white stoneware clay, using textured slabs to create each unique form. The decorative set is then hand painted with glazes and fired to a high temperature. -This sugar jar measures about 4" x 4" x 4" -Creamer 31/4" x 3" x 5" -Food safe. -Hand washing is always preferred for any handmade clay piece. -Lead Free -Ready to ship Thank you for looking and if you have any questi

Collections - Mountain Arts Pottery

a bowl sitting in the grass on top of it's side with a spiral design

Hand Built Pottery Platters

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Handmade Pottery Bowls

Handmade Ceramics Pottery

Ceramic Pots With Lids

223 likes, 1 comments - twisted_clay den July 15, 2022: "This closed form lidded pot is up there with one of my favorite pots to make. Once the top is closed, you can press down on the piece with a rib to make a relatively flat top. This is possible because the air inside is supporting the pot. Because there is trapped air, it is also much easier to move to the board without messing up the piece. The one thing you have to remember is not to get too fussy with the slip that gathers where the ...

a woman sitting at a table working on something

LOÏS GUNN on Instagram: "The sgraffito at the end really brings it to life I think! Come back soon for the results of this unplanned experiment 🤞 . . . #ceramicslip #engobe #sgraffito #plate #pottery #ceramics"