Ceramics

Mugs are signed and dated - well known artist and potter married to Wendell Castle / 12" d Altered Charger / 19x19 deep pot

She has taught at SUNY, Columbia University, School for American Craftsmen, RIT, and Nazareth College. Her ceramics are in the permanent collection of many museums. Ask to see her biography. Ex Rago Auctions

Known for his much more colorful Memphis inspired ceramic sculpture. A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, he studied w Voukos and Soldner and in Japan recently on a Fulbright. He is ceramics professor Rhode Island College.

An early piece.

from a fine Long Island Estate

7.5d x 3 - Amerind motifs & cutouts of an argument, explaining the rattles!
Noted Contemporary Potter MARILYN ANDREWS of Plainfield MA, represented by Salmon Falls Gallery died in 2019.

7.5” sq

Prominent Kentucky Artist -

Since 1979 Wayne Bates has made sgraffito decorated pottery in his studio in West Kentucky. Wayne starts with fine English porcelain that he shapes on the potters’ wheel. The colors come from colored clay coatings called slips or engobes that he applies to the surface of the porcelain on both front and back. He then carves through this colored slip with a tool to create a sgraffito line or pattern before firing. Clear glaze are applied to make the work functional. All designs are original. Wayne’s pottery will take normal culinary use and is dishwasher and microwave safe, but should not be subjected to extremes of hot and cold.

Wayne’s work can be found in his studio shop Gallery 121, outside Murray, KY; and in the The Gallery, Murray, KY; the Museum of the American Quilter’s Society, Paducah, KY; and Mark Palmer Gallery, Paducah, KY

11.25x6

very colorful and elegant shape embossed number on base# 18/50

" Signed Ulla Procope (1921-1968) LP/HP - cf: Finnish Modern Design 1998 Bard College Exhibit, Antiques & The Arts Weekly, 6/19/98 p. 69 - Only one found 60 gbp.

Casserole dish on sale for $50.

1950-70 - Similar size, not as organic on 1st Dibs $1500+

Michael Andrerson & Co -sticker - marked Chantal Danmark
14" d Price is for each

Chantal was a planned 1930s Paris-New York Boutique Department Store featuring exclusive commissioned designs. It never opened and fell victim to depression An 11” similar bowl is listed at $1200 on 1st dibs