WAY BACK WHEN: the archive

These are selected pieces made for a few shows throughout the 90s.  Between construction and glazing, many of these pieces required between 50-60 hours to complete, and utilize springs, turnbuckles, lazy susan bearings, and hinged lids as part of their function.  In the years since making this body of work, I have focused on making affordable functional pottery that is less time consuming to make.

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ketchup, mustard, pickle relish (Copy)
port hole teapot (Copy)
coffee service with push button dispenser (Copy)
covered jar with satalite dishes (spins) (Copy)
coffee pot with level indicator (Copy)
Zurn teapot with porcelain tea infuser (Copy)
ice cream service (Copy)
"tension" martinis (Copy)
"Creeper" jar with spoon (Copy)
spring teapot (Copy)
tripod jar with spoon (Copy)
Cyclone tea service (spins) (Copy)
rocker teapot (Copy)
oiler teapot (Copy)
tri-jar (spins) (Copy)
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covered jar with satalite bowls (Copy)