Earthy Stoneware Vase with Purplish-Gray Glaze and Pinkish-Brown Decoration Pacific Northwest native The weaving is attached to

The weaving is attached to metal bars on top and bottom

who Immigrated to Canada in 1954 and was based in Quebec

with some loss of white paint particularly along the edges of the figures and fading of the black details of the faces particularly on one side

Any breakfast-time would be just a little brighter with it on the table

a bit lighter from lip to shoulders

Earthy Stoneware Vase with Purplish-Gray Glaze and Pinkish-Brown Decoration Pacific Northwest native The weaving is attached toI'd guess this hand thrown pottery vase dates to the 1970s; it's got a super earthy feel and reminds me of the pottery that surrounded me in my youth, much of it purchased directly from potters in studios at the Torpedo Factory in Alexandria, VA. This vase is the perfect size to use all of the time, for a couple of blooms or a whole bunch. The glazing is great too a purplish gray that is subtle but cheerful, with these great brownish (with a touch of