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High-Fired
Stoneware Pottery, Including Dinnerware, Baking and Serving
Pieces, and Decorative Items.
If you can't come
to our brick & mortar gallery, we'll bring our gallery to
you
(virtually speaking of
course).
We do require real
money to purchase our pottery. We accept the following
non-virtual credit cards:
Please
Note! Every piece is handcrafted by either Marty or me.
Our handcrafted functional pottery is created from white
stoneware, high-fired to 2350oF, which makes it
dishwasher, microwave and conventional oven safe. All of our
glazes are food safe. The dimensions are approximate and the
glazes will naturally vary from piece to piece.
Since we do make our pottery to order, please expect
approximately an eight week lead
time before your piece is shipped (unless we happen to
already have that piece in stock or somewhere in production).If
this is a problem, please contact us. We never charge your credit card
until your order is ready to ship (unless you insist, of course).
Questions? Call Eileen or Marty at 828 252 9122
The salad plate, lying flat is about 8" in
diameter. The vertical plate 10.5" D (for reference) is our
dinner plate They are both in our Starry Night glaze.
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In case you forget the dimension from above, the Dinner Plates
(10.5" D) in Starry Night, Spirit and Gold 'n Red
(clockwise)..
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It's really difficult to visualize the different sizes,
so I stacked them so you can see the differences. Although I did
stack them vertically, I would strongly advise that you serve food
in them horizontally. The dinner plate (again) is about
10.5" diameter. The middle plate is a salad plate and is
8" in diameter , while the bread plate in front is 5.5"
They are all in our difficult Gold 'n Red (aka: Copper Red,
Reduction Red, Sange de boeuf (that's French), and Oxblood
(that's English). They're all the same glaze with many
names since it was easier to name it then produce it.
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On the left is our soup Soup Bowl 8" D x 3" H ,
which is a relative to our larger Pasta Bowl and smaller Dessert
Bowl. Pasta Bowl (9" D x 3" H)in the back is shown in
our Gold'n Red.
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Coffee Mug in Pisgah Night (5" H, Holds about 12 Oz.)
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Coffee Mug Straight Sides (5" H, Holds about 12 Oz.) in
our Spirit glaze. (Both style mugs may be used for liquids other
than coffee).
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Civil War Mug, more commonly called Confederate Mugs (7"
H, Holds about 16 Oz.) During the Civil War, the mugs were made
out of metal, but when the troops (mostly the Confederate Army)
ran out of bullets, metal mugs were melted down to provide
bullets. Southern potters graciously made mugs out of clay to
support the troops. If you are from the South, "Save your
Dixie cups, because the South may rise again" Or you can
just purchase our lovely Confederate mugs. Shown in Gold 'n
Red.
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Soup Mug in Pisgah Night (2.5" H x 6" D, Holds
about 10 Oz.)
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Rice Bowl (8"D x 3" H ). We call it a Rice Bowl
because it has those little wiggles to hold chopsticks (a fine
pair is included). We do give you permission to use the bowl for
other thing such as soup, cereal, veggies, etc., however you
might find eating soup and cereal somewhat difficult using the
chopsticks.
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Goblet (9" H) shown with our large cut-back pitcher, all
in our Gold'n Red. What can I say other than
"They're all bee-you-tab-full!"
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Large Square Plate (9.5" x 9.5") Shown in Spirit.
The small square plate is shown for comparison and can be ordered
below.
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Small Square Plate (7.5" x 7.5") , in Spirit. As
attractive as the large square plate, but less expensive and
makes it look like there's more food. It's also good for
a salad or appetizer.
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Octagonal Dinner Plate (11" Flat to Flat) Shown in
Spirit. Makes it look like there's less food, but really
rounds (or octagonals)out the dinner settings. All three plates
together makes for a dramatic place setting (and we sell more
plates that way).
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Sushi Tray (in Spirit) with chopsticks and soy well (10"
x 5.5") , The bottom sushi tray is shown with a soy well and
optional soy dish (add $15.00, whatta bargain) if you like lots
of soy and wasabi. The soy dish, if purchased separately is
actually $20.00
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Our small nesting bowl is 4" x 4" x2"H. and holds about a cup.
The medium is 5.5" x 5.5" x 2.5"H. and hold about 2 cups, while the large is 7" x 7" x 3 and holds over three cups.
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One of our most popular pieces, this altered bowl is great for
cereal, or soup. It's pretty small and stacks neatly. It was actually shorter, but I kept on increasing the height until my oatmeal wouldn't boil over in the microwave.
(6" Flat to Flat, 3.5"H). Shown in Spirit.
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Drinking Vessel (about 5" tall and holds 11 Oz., more or
less). Spirit and Gold 'n Red
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Ten Sided Bowl, count em (9" Flat to Flat, 1.5"D)
Our Spirit Glaze.
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Soy Dish (4"Dx2.5"H). You can get this for 15 bucks
if you combine it with a sushi dish.
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Oval Tray with Handles in Gold 'n Red . Makes an ideal
serving tray. About 17" wide and 21 " long. Believe it
or not, this was actually thrown on the wheel.
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What a nice way to serve honey, honey. Honey Pot and twirler.
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Round covered casseroles in our Copper-Red Glaze (Gold 'n
Red). They both hold about 2.5 qts. and can be ordered with or
without a spoon hole. They make beautiful serving dishes.
 
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If you enjoy quiche, these make ideal serving dishes. You can
also use them for a great apple pie (send me some) or serving
vegetables, or whatever. Use your imagination. They're really
good looking when both full and empty, but since they're
meant to be functional, fill 'em.
Small: 7"D x 2"H (Shown in Fantasia)
Med: 9"D x 2.5"H ( Pisgah Night)
Lg: 11"D x 2.5"H (Our incredible Copper-Red)
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Cut-Back Pitchers (Large in Gold 'n Red, Small in Spirit
and
Medium in Starry Night.
High-Back Pitchers (Large in Gold 'n Red, Small in Pisgah
Night and
Medium in Starry Night
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Sugar Jar with Spoon and Creamer (Shown in Pisgah Night)
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Butter Dish in Spirit (8"L) |
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Cracker or Cookie Server. This unique item can also be used to
serve cheese or even those small gourmet breads. Its about
16" long and 3" wide. (Shown in all glazes except
Fantasia)
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French Butter Crock
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 Baking Dish |
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Handle Bowl in Spirit. The image is a little fuzzy but before I could take another picture,
someone came in and purchased the bowl (which was not fuzzy)
and it will take about six weeks before another one comes out of the kiln. Now all you have to do is guess when I wrote this.(Hint.. answer pasted on bottom of bowl..so order one) |
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Oval Covered Casserole in Pisgah Night |
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14" in diameter and 3"high. If you don't have many
friends or throw very small parties, then our mini chip 'n
dip (8.5"D by 2.5"H) is just for you (pictured in
Copper-Red, below). It also makes a great shrimp dish. Of course,
when you increase your friendship base, you can always graduate
to the large one, or purchase more minis.
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Oblong Platter (8"W 22"L x 4"H) Shown in our
Spirit Glaze.
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 Oval Serving Dish (10"W x 16"L x
4"H) |
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Large Serving Bowl (13"D x 6"H)
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Large Round Serving Platter (14"D) |
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Mixing Bowls with whisks. Clockwise from top left: Stone
Mountain, Fantasia, Starry Night and Gold 'n Red. The large
mixing bowl holds about 48 Oz, medium about, and small about Oz.
The whisks are included.
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 Berry Bowl (6"H x 8"D) with small
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Garlic Pot (7"H) Love that garlic and keep it fresh. Lets
air circulate while keeping light away. |
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These Cruets are great for oil,vinegar or any other condiment you wish to serve in an attractive fashion.
You can also use it as a bud vase or stick a candle in it.
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Altered Basket (12") This is one of my most popular and
favorite pieces. The basket has a free-form folded lip at the
top. It makes a dramatic center piece. Shown in Spirit.
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 Dip Dish (6"D x 3"H) |
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Covered Cannisters (Just Introduced)
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By popular demand, we are now offering "Need A Little Pot" Tee Shirts*. Marty wears them every day as part of his "Potter's Uniform" (blue jeans too) No, that's definitely not Marty, but it is our daughter Robin, who creates jewelry in our studio. The shirts are 100% cotton and are presently available in three colors and three sizes.Of course the back has a little advertising (how do you think we sell it so cheap?)*"Need a little pot?" is a trademark of the Potter's Mark,Inc.
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