Brandywine Ruffled Rim with Attached Saucer, Natural White Clay Size:Medium (Traditional #4 Approximately 6.5" top outside diameter x 6.5" tall) richly varied surfaces created by

richly varied surfaces created by the soda firing

which were popular in Victorian England for plants that needed extra room for deep roots

it can be reproduced for use on many pieces

Handthrown by Peter in Rockdale

I call this style "furrowed" because the indentations remind me of the furrows of freshly planted farm land here in Wisconsin

Brandywine Ruffled Rim with Attached Saucer, Natural White Clay Size:Medium (Traditional #4 Approximately 6.5" top outside diameter x 6.5" tall) richly varied surfaces created byThe inspiration for this pot comes from Colonial Williamsburg's collection of early American pottery, and is a rare commemorative flowerpot which was handed down as a family heirloom. Late 18th century and early 19th century potters of Chester County, Pennsylvania, occasionally made "fancy flowerpots" which were inscribed with a family name, or to commemorate a special event. The pot that inspired my piece, was made for Elizabeth Canby in 1825, by