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Hand-Thrown Studio Pottery Mug — Speckled Celadon Green Glaze
$12
The story
A cozy hand-thrown stoneware mug in a soft celadon green glaze, freckled all over with brown iron specks from the clay. Squat and wide, with a pulled loop handle and a bare speckled foot that shows the potter's impressed stamp. Just right for a morning coffee or tea, or holding a few garden cuttings.
Item #A47
- Era
- Late 20th century or newer
- Maker
- Unidentified studio potter — impressed stamp on the base
- Size
- About 3" tall; about 4" across the rim
- Condition
- Very good — Small, natural variations in the glaze from the kiln, as with any handmade piece. No chips or cracks seen.
- Category
- Pottery & Stoneware
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