Gorgeous 2004 Twisted Neck Matte Green Studio Pottery Vase indigenous south american I couldn't resist the pyrographed

I couldn't resist the pyrographed "Pipe Dream" back panel of this old wood and brass pipe rack

Painting: 14 x 11 1/8"

and Burmese text incised on the top of the lid

When I found him his green jacket had come off

I can just picture young Gordon Harkrader becoming so deeply immersed in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow that he could not help but to make it his own

Gorgeous 2004 Twisted Neck Matte Green Studio Pottery Vase indigenous south american I couldn't resist the pyrographedI spotted this stunning vase in a case otherwise filled with American Art Pottery from the early 20th century, where it both stood out and fit right in. (The form also immediately reminded me of Edward Weston's photographs of bell peppers!) Beautifully crafted and super sculptural, it reads from a distance as (Arts and Crafts) matte green, but looking more closely one sees it is bluer in the recesses and under and around the lip. Gorgeous all the way