Wood Fired Pottery

A contemporary study of the ancient style of Old Bizen ceramics. Wood fired with natural ash glaze

This unique hand-enamelled earthenware sleeve vase is decorated in enamel relief of an archaistic style with clouds, flowers, leaves, and an abstract rendering of a phoenix. The main...

number of new glazes he used on his wood fired pottery. He learned his first pottery skills from his

4 beautiful wood kiln fired pieces of art pottery. One we have identified as clearly Japanese, the

the 'seventies and 'eighties studied in Japan, where he began to experiment with anagama (wood-fired

studied in Japan, where he began to experiment with anagama (wood-fired) pottery-making. Since 1989

being influential in the California studio pottery movement. Her art is in museums and collections

Mid-century American studio pottery vessel of substantial scale. Wood-fired stoneware vase with

dominates the decorative effects. Salt glazed, wood fired with glass runs (a distinctive aspect of Hewitt's

An antique Chinese oriental hand crafted teapot offers hand thrown and glazed pottery lidded teapot

Spectacular pair of handmade wood-fired stoneware pottery lamps with heavy incised decoration

Andre Namenek (American, XX-XXI) Studio Art Pottery ceramic wood-fired covered vessel with a white

slab built, hand tooled, and wood fired clay pottery. Very heavy: weighs 40 lbs. White laminate display

Unique Minimalist art pottery wood-fired ceramic vase made after his trip to Japan in the first

Horst Kerstan (1941-2005 Kandern, Germany) Unique minimalist art pottery wood-fired ceramic

timeless wood fired vase, utilizes an ash content in the glazes used that create that earthy richness

A wonderful and quite engaging wood-fired ceramic pottery vase by Japanese-American master potter

A fabulous wood-fired twisted sculptural form Mentori series vase/ vessel by master East Coast

) designs of flowers, plants, landscapes, the sun, moon, coats of arm, icons, etc. are then wood fired 2

A fine Ralph Wood, Staffordshire creamware mug, circa 1770. The mug taking the form of the head of

Staffordshire pottery bust, probably Enoch Wood, c. 1830. Finely modelled as John Wesley, set upon

Beautiful pair North Carolina soda fired pottery vessels adapted as lamps with custom hand carved

A late 19th century yellow glazed pottery baluster vase, mounted as a table lamp with turned

An early 20th century pale blue glazed Moorcroft Pottery vase, mounted upon an ebonised base and

Staffordshire pottery figure of a Dove, Enoch Wood, c. 1820. Well modelled as a dove, on its nest

-turned. Once they are fired they are glazed, then re-fired and ready to be made into a unique lamp. They

a decommissioned NYC water tower. The wood's natural coloring is a pale light blond; although this

a decommissioned NYC water tower. The wood's natural coloring is a pale light blond; although this