Vtg Handmade Studio Art Fine Pottery Vessel With Lid Glazed Brown Beige Unique Construction Signed 81
This piece is signed but very hard to discern "Huff 81".
It does go along with the NAHLER pieces we have available in our shop. Very similar style and colors.
We have many NAHLER fine studio art pottery pieces in our collection. Barbara Nahler was a well known Detroit designer. Her artwork was often shown at the Coach House Gallery.
This piece matches several other NAHLER pieces that are listed in our Etsy Shop.
This one of a kind handmade ceramic pottery was purchased from the Coach House Gallery that was on Van Dyke Place in Indian Village, Detroit, Michigan in the early 1970’s. Nona Herzog owned the gallery.
Nona was very active and involved with local artists as well as the Scarab Club downtown. The local artists were many….Johanna Haas, NAHLER, Bill Evans, Karen Carter, Mary Lark, Chars Herzog III to name a few. Her gallery also had artists from around the world come and display their art such as Vagh, Miele, and many more.
It is one of a kind and is just spectacular.
So unique in it's construction and how it was glazed. The vessel with lid is beautifully glazed in deep browns and beige. with a touch of gray. The ceramic on the outside is heavily glazed in a browns to light brown glaze. Glazed inside and outside. On the sides of the vessel there is an embellishment of two "puckering" round circles The very bottom is not glazed. The vessel has two mini handles.
The lid fits perfectly. Approx.3 1/2" wide with mini handle.
The artist signed the base of the piece is plain with a two circles.
This is an exquisite piece done in such an eclectic style. Perfect for storing cookies or more, or just about anything you can think of. Lovely as a piece of art just for display.
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