Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Tea Set
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece:
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Large Jar with Handles
It was two weeks ago that I learned of the unexpected passing of one of the biggest mentors of my career, John Glick. I had just spent time with him, his wife Susie Symons, and several other of his past assistants last June for his retrospective in Michigan, and was planning on visiting John and Susie at their new…
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Mug
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Cup
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Tea Bowl
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Dinnerware Set
John Glick Cup white stoneware, soda fired (3.75 x 4.25 inches) CUP 077 $40 SOLD Statement: I have been “in love” with making...
Schaller Gallery Represented Artist: John Glick - Farmington Hills, Michigan. Piece: Cup and Saucer
John Calver love the colors
John Maltby is recognised worldwide as one of Britain’s finest ceramic artists. He studied sculpture at Leicester and Goldsmith’s College, London and worked with David Leach at his pottery before...
A BOWL, CIRCA 1982
Vase, slip-glazed earthenware with combed decoration, designed by William John Clappison, made by Hornsea Pottery Co. Ltd., England, ca. 1959.
Festivals where stuff rules. Growing up in a small, rural, agricultural town did not prepare me for the pottery festival. In my mind's eye I saw the Fall Festival at the Henry Siler School: a march of products, some music, booths for "fishing" and other games of chance and with luck…
Mug, glaze and print trial sample, glazed earthenware with screen-printed decoration, designed by William John Clappison, made by Hornsea Pottery Co. Ltd., England, 1976.
Giovanni Gariboldi, Ceramic Vase, 1935, Collection Museo Richard-Ginori
