Small Covered Jar in Ash & Cobalt Glazes, 5.25"h (Tableware Collection) Silas Bradley or arrangement of flowers

or arrangement of flowers

This glaze was first developed at Jugtown Pottery in the 1930s

1969) ventured into a career in pottery-making and created Bryan Pulliam Pottery after years of admiring and collecting Seagrove

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The sodium in the salt reacts similarly to the way bleach works on clothing by bleaching the iron-rich glaze creating an olive green to mustard-colored finish with a glossy surface

Small Covered Jar in Ash & Cobalt Glazes, 5.25"h (Tableware Collection) Silas Bradley or arrangement of flowersA refined vessel born from wood firing techniques, this covered jar presents a sophisticated interplay of ash and cobalt glazes that develop rich, nuanced surfaces with each firing. At 5. 25" in height, it strikes an elegant balance between form and functionequally suited to holding sugar for daily use, organizing bathroom essentials, or serving as a refined decorative object. The fitted lid preserves contents while the artisanal glaze work elevates