Cornwall Bridge Pottery Handthrown Stoneware Bowl With Painterly Blue and Copper Decoration eskimo they would be terrific on

they would be terrific on a vanity for holding small jewelry

It is of the scale and substance that it would work well both indoors and out

but overall looks great for her age and ready to fiercely guard whatever treasures one might store inside

The piece as a whole feels a bit Viennese Secession era a la Egon Schiele

this frog would be great perched on a shelf or sitting on a desk keeping an eye on things

Cornwall Bridge Pottery Handthrown Stoneware Bowl With Painterly Blue and Copper Decoration eskimo they would be terrific onThis hand thrown stoneware bowl, circa late 70s or early 80s, is nice and deep, making it a perfect smallish serving bowl and great addition to a collection of earthy studio pottery ware. It is stamped CBP on the bottom, for Cornwall Bridge Pottery in Cornwall, Connecticut, established in the 1970s by Todd Piker, a student of Michael Cardew, and still in operation. The bowl which would also make a great planter features a pretty blue petal design with