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A passion for the past. Handmade, historically-inspired, wood-fired, salt-glazed stoneware and a passionate potter who loves teaching and research.

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JordanJug

August 22, 2018 Return to: ResearchFull resolution (750 × 750)

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Jug made by Lucius Jordan, collection of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts.

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I am excited to share that I will be a guest at the pottery of @steve.earp.71 on the @asparagusvalleypotterytrail at the end of April! . New England and Mid-Atlantic friends, come visit!! #roadtrip #pottersofinstagram #ncpottery #potterysale #woodfiredpottery . #Repost @asparagusvalleypotterytrail (@get_repost) ・・・ This is our logo for the Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail. We are celebrating our 16th annual Pottery Trail this April, 25th-26th. We will keep you informed of what all the potters are doing right here! . . #asparagusvalleypotterytrail #westernmass #othersideofma #visitwesternmass #madeinmassachusetts #handmadepottery #contemporaryceramics #makers
A little stoneware love for you on Valentine's Day! This great piece is attributed to the shop of Frederick Carpenter who was in Charlestown, Massachusetts (near Bosron), working in the early 1800s. . This particular piece was sold by Crocker Farm- https://www.crockerfarm.com/stoneware-auction/2019-03-23/lot-385/2-Gal-CHARLESTOWN-Stoneware-Jug-with-Impressed-Hearts/ . #valentines #stoneware #ceramicshistory #ceramicsnerd #madeinamerica #ceramicsinamerica
It's a publication! I was asked to write exhibition content for the latest dated piece (1884) made by Lucius Jordan, who was a free potter of color (and likely passing as white) in 19th century Georgia. . Come to the panel on Friday at @nceca where I will be talking about this topic with an awesome lineup of others to discuss free and enslaved potters working in America. . #potterscholar #freepottersofcolor #freeblack #blackhistorymonth #ceramicsinamerica #americanpottery #ceramicsnerd #ceramicshistory #pottersofinstagram #nceca2020
A true super bowl, made by Viktor Schreckengost, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1930. It's called the New York Jazz Bowl. . From the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art- https://www.clevelandart.org/art/2000.65 . #madeinamerica #ceramicsinamerica #americanpottery #americanmade #ceramicsnerd
My yearly Super Bowl quip... . #notabigsportsfan #ilikebaseball #ilovemmaggiesmith #wedgwoodisawesome #ceramicsnerd
I love clay, I love pottery, I love studying pottery, and history, and sharing that research. But more than all of that, I love being a mom, and am happy to share with you that I had my son last Thursday night. . His name is Cassius Henry Heindl, named after Cassius Clay, the Kentucky abolitionist who donated his land for the building of @bereacollege (same person Muhammad Ali and his father were named after). . I'm still going to make pots, I have big plans and shows for this year, and you can come see Cassius and I as we travel around! . #mamapotter #bestofbothworlds #clayfamily #claybaby #kidsinclay #claykids #pottersofinstagram #ncpottery
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