Rustic chairs made from recycled lumber, photographed in the Tiny House.

This chair is a reference to Louise Bourgeois' Femme Maison drawings and sculptures.

Come on out to The Arts at Still Pond Station this weekend, November 7 & 8. We're part of the Artworks Studio Tour (http://www.artworkschestertown.org/studiotours.htm).

You can visit the Clay Studio and see Joan Reid's and my pots, as well as paintings and sculptures by Allan Johnson, glass by Doug Conner, sculptures by Pam Foss, pots by Amy Bower, and mixed media paintings by Karen Peck.

For directions go to http://www.artsatstillpond.com/

This is one of several cookie jar/cannisters with different glazes. This one is 12 inches high and holds at least 5 pounds of flour.

There are six of these interesting soup bowls.

This is a big bowl, about 16 inches in diameter.

This is what my pottery table looked like at the Farmers' Market last Saturday. It was a beautiful, lively scene.

Queen of Diamonds. 3 inches tall. Click on the image for detail. Sold

Jack of Spades. 4 1/2 inches tall. Four for $40. I have eight.

Cannisters are 10 1/2 inches tall and would be nice for flour or cookies. The openings are wide enough to put a measuring cup into. Click on the image for detail.  Sold.

Teapots are 6 1/2 - 7 " tall. Click on the images for detail. (all sold except for the lavendar one)

These cannisters are 8" tall.

$35 each.

This jar is 6" tall. It could be used for sugar or salt or maybe coffee beans in the kitchen. (sold)

 This is an ornamental jar, 8" tall. (sold)

These jars are about 8 1/2" tall. The knobs are cast bronze. Some are stones, and some are cast from deer bones. They all have different glazes. (all sold)

Brook and I had a lot of fun at the Farmer's Market in Chestertown on Saturday. You can see everyone you know there, and everyone else, too. I plan to be there with pots to sell on the first and third Saturday's of the month. 

This jug is 14" tall. It's glazed with oil spot and temmoku glazes and fired in a gas kiln.

Click on the image for luscious detail.