Pottery

Small 5-1/2” hand thrown vase. Perfect for a small arrangement on the dinner table or a hall table.

A tall elegant vase that works with or without flowers on your hall table or mantel piece. At 9-1/4” is large enough to make a statement but is not overpowering.

6” hand thrown vase with brushed iris decoration on a creamy background. Perfect for a small arrangement of flowers that has presence but is not overwhelming.

Green and yellow glazed sponged on this 12-1/2” diameter serving bowl. Great for salads, fruit or pasta dishes. Would make a wonderful hall table accent piece. Made in our Mahone Bay studio from a local earthenware clay.

You will love the handle on this hand thrown iris mug. A sturdy local earthenware clay keeps your favourite hot beverage hot.

You will love the handle on this hand thrown mug. A sturdy local earthenware clay keeps your favourite hot beverage hot.

This hand thrown beer/cider glass fits a glass of beer or cider perfectly. The density of the local earthenware clay keeps your favourite beverage colder longer. The clear glaze over the sponged blue decoration, feels nice to the hand and is easy on the eyes.

This hand thrown beer/cider glass fits a glass of beer or cider perfectly. The density of the local earthenware clay keeps your favourite beverage colder longer. The turquoise glaze over the sponged blue decoration, feels nice to the hand and is easy on the eyes.

This hand thrown beer/cider glass fits a glass of beer or cider perfectly. The density of the local earthenware clay keeps your favourite beverage colder longer. The tortoise like pattern is very pleasing to the eye.

In the style of my favourite 9th Cen. Chinese funerary jars. A nice accent piece for the kitchen counter or mantel. Equally at home holding cookies or tea bags.

A six cup hand thrown earthenware teapot. A brushed stylized trillium pattern emerges from under the blue and turquoise transparent glaze. Tea always tastes better steeped in a clay pot.

Dark and pale blue clay sponged on this 11” diameter checkerboard serving bowl. Great for salads, fruit or pasta dishes. Would make a wonderful hall table accent piece. Made in our Mahone Bay studio from a local earthenware clay.

In the style of my favourite 9th Cen. Chinese funerary jars. A nice accent piece for the kitchen counter or mantel. Equally at home holding cookies or tea bags.

In the style of my favourite 9th Cen. Chinese funerary jars. A nice accent piece for the kitchen counter or mantel. Equally at home holding cookies or tea bags.

In the style of my favourite 9th Cen. Chinese funerary jars. A nice accent piece for the kitchen counter or mantel. Equally at home holding cookies or tea bags.

Alternate bands of green and blue give a background to these floating white clouds. A nice accent piece for a table or mantel just waiting for a bouquet of flowers.

A jardiniere made to fit a standard 3” flower pot. The iris floats on top of this luscious deep black background. It is made with a local Nova Scotian clay and thrown, decorated and fired in our Mahone Bay studio.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines and circles to create a pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. The alternate panels were glazed with transparent pale and dark blue glazes to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines and circles to create a pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. The alternate panels were glazed with transparent teal glaze and dark blue slip dots to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a dark blue clay. It was then incised with lines to create a bamboo pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. Yellow clay highlights were brushed on to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines to create a bamboo pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. A rich amber glaze was applied to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines to create a bamboo pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. A rich amber glaze was applied to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines and circles to create a pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. The alternate panels were glazed with transparent amber and pale yellow glazes to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines and circles to create a pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. The alternate panels were glazed with transparent pale and dark green glazes to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines to create a bamboo pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. A rich teal glaze was applied to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines to create a bamboo pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. A rich teal glaze was applied to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines to create a bamboo pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. A rich teal glaze was applied to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines and circles to create a pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. The alternate panels were glazed with transparent pale and dark blue glazes to again compliment its shape.

This wheel thrown brown clay vase was covered with a white clay. It was then incised with lines and circles to create a pattern which accentuates the double gourd feel. The alternate panels were glazed with transparent pale and dark blue glazes to again compliment its shape.