Soda-Fired Marbled Baluster Pitcher, One of a Kind, White Glazed Interior In Stock Every Victorian greenhouse or conservatory

Every Victorian greenhouse or conservatory had plenty of these pots

(9th to 13th centuries AD) and in 18th century Europe it gained wide popularity when taken to new heights by Josiah Wedgewood

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

will not delaminate due to cold weather

is an extensive survey of natural history of the Carolinas south to Florida

Soda-Fired Marbled Baluster Pitcher, One of a Kind, White Glazed Interior In Stock Every Victorian greenhouse or conservatoryThis pitcher is inspired by baluster pitchers of the medieval time period. Wonderful examples of these can be found at the Museum of the City of London. These forms always struck me as simple, graceful and elegant. Soda firing gives them a varied, rich surface that to me, feels true to the originals. Marbled potteryoften called agatewarehas captivated makers and collectors for centuries. By folding together contrasting clays, potters allow the clays