Glaze, Form & Happy Accidents
Pottery
Hand-glazed vases, pitchers, and vessels spanning American art pottery studios, 1960s Italian ceramics à la Bitossi, and West German mod — chosen for glaze, form, and the occasional happy accident.
Hand-glazed vases, pitchers, and vessels spanning American art pottery studios, 1960s Italian ceramics à la Bitossi, and West German mod — chosen for glaze, form, and the occasional happy accident.
Survived decades of moves, mantels, and dusting. Still going strong.
A rotating collection of vintage pottery — American studios, Italian workshops, and postwar Germany — pieces we can't stop bringing home from estate sales, so now we're sharing the habit.
Vases and vessels from America's great art pottery studios — Roseville chief among them — chosen for glaze, form, and the occasional happy accident.
Bold, sculptural ceramics from 1960s Italy — think Bitossi — with saturated glazes and confident forms that make no apologies for taking up counter space.
Volcanic "fat lava" glazes and mod silhouettes from the 1960s–70s — the loudest, proudest pottery to ever come out of a rec room.
Our pottery selection changes often — we'd say it's discipline, but really we just can't stop buying it either.
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