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Handmade pottery souvenir jug. Drexel Grapevine Antiques. I had Kathy Richards a
potter fromf Lincolnton, North Carolina make some of these wonderful little jugs
for me to sell in my shop. Nicely modeled cluster of grapes on the front. Each
jug will vary a little bit. 3 to 3 1/2 inches tall,. $29.50 item #4664
Miniature pottery jug. Made by Evan Brown Jr. Arden is near Asheville. Mr. Brown
is in his 70s, and still runs his shop occasionally .His father, E.J. Brown, Sr.
was a famous itinerate potter who made pottery in SC, NC, and GA. 2 1/2"
excellent condition. $32.50 item #385
1980 Frankoma
pottery Christmas "card". Small pottery dish, Tree with
Christmas Bow on front, " Merry Christmas...Frankoma...
Joniece & Duane 1980" on the back. 3 inches by 3 3/4
inches. Excellent condition. $19.50 item #475
Unusual
little 3" pot, marked simply depose (French?) Hand thrown
$22.50 item #158
Miniature
Catawba Indian contemporary "tourist ware" vase
1930s-1950s couple of tiny chips on rim. 3" $32.50 item #176
Small
stoneware Jar, marked "EG" on the bottom. 3 3/4"
$22.50 item #379
Decorated piece of pottery. Designs scribed through glaze. marked
in pencil on the bottom "Norway 1969" 3" $15.50
item #380
Bybee Pottery Cup
and saucer. 1950s. marked Bybee, KY on the bottom of the saucer.
Saucer is 4" Excellent condition. $29.50 item #384
Miniature pottery piggy bank. Kathy Richards, Lincolnton, North
Carolina. 2 1/4" Hand Made. $24.50 item #638
Beautiful high
glaze pitcher made by Jerome Rosenber Nov. 1927. Hand made. 8
1/2inches tall, 6 inches across. Mark on bottom shown . No chips,
cracks, or damage. Very well made and glazed. This is the only
piece I have seen by this potter. It took real skill to create
the beautiful mirror glaze on this pitcher. $95.00 item #718
Wonderful small unglazed pottery bowl. Hand thrown, and hand decorated. Definite southwestern style to the shape and decoration. Earthenware clay body. Bisque fired, comb scratch decorated on white slip stripe. 2 1/2 inches tall and 4 1/2 inches across.
$14.50 item #936
Located in beautiful County Galway in Connenara Ireland lies the modern storybook castle of Kylemore. Built in the 1860s by a
renowned industrialist as a residence for his wife who fell in love with the area. For many years it has been known as Kylemore Abbey and has been home for an order of Benedictine nuns. Famous for their crafts, and especially their pottery. The pottery is made to reflect the native stones, soil, flora and fauna.
Very unusual mottled earth tone brown glaze on this graceful candlestick. 3 1/4 tall and 4 3/8 inches across. Good condition.
$43.50 item #941
Mini Bolick pottery basket. Wonderful brown glaze. 1 1/2 inches. Good condition. Earthenware clay, hand made. The Bolick family comes from a long line of potters. I expect this piece was made by Ms. Bolick, whose maiden name was Owens, part of the Owens family from Seagrove. The Owens family has potters going back many generations. The MCB mark on bottom shown in the second photo.
$9.00 item #959
Very well made stoneware jar or vase. Unusual crackle glaze. Stoneware clay. Very nice shape. incised bands for decoration. Good condition, no cracks or chips. 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches. No mark as to maker, no idea as to age, but it's not new.
$14.50 item #972
Books on North Carolina and types of traditional pottery.
Catawba Clay: Contemporary Southern Face Jug Makers by Barry G. Huffman.
An excellent book on modern face jug makers of North Carolina. Great pictures.
89 pages. Soft bound, 8 1/2 x 11 inches. 2nd Printing 1999. Out of print.I have
a few copies left in stock. $22.95 plus shipping. Please e-mail me to
order.
Two Centuries of Potters A Catawba Valley Tradition, Bill Beam, Jason
Harpe, Scott Smith, and David Springs. From the Lincoln County Historical
Association. This was a catalog of an exhibit held by the Historical Association
in 1999. 8 1/2 x 11 inches, soft cover, 115 pages. An incredible collection of
pottery, wonderful photographs, many unusual pieces. An invaluable reference
guide for identifying Catawba Valley Pottery. Also articles on the history of
local pottery, and
more. Now out of print. I do have a few copies left in stock. $30.00
plus shipping. Please e-mail me to order.
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