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Turquoise crackle glaze on porcelain

Miniature Chinese white glazed stoneware.

Copper or chrome glaze (green) over buff (yellow) clay base. Vase is wide in middle, and narrows towards lip and base.

This was an experimental clay body fried in the groundhog kiln at the North Carolina Pottery Center. The cracks are a result of "clutching" and are the result of thermal stress.

Small vase has numerous ribs or ridges. Vase is partially decorated with brown glaze. Unglazed apart from that. Stamped on base: Brown Pottery/Handmade/Arden, N.C.

Vase with alkaline glaze inside. Painted black on exterior, with floral design

Cream/Gray/Blue vase. Relatively abstract piece, with colors seeming to appear nearly at random throughout. Curved sides.

Bottom 2/3rds of vase is traditional salt-glaze jug form. Neck of vase is white/black/brown swirlware and was originally a separate piece.

Very small two-tone vase. Two-handled. Unglazed with fire clouding. Pit-fired

Short vase with clear (buff) lead glaze.