Gallery St Clair

OMG now what?  WTF? You’re kidding!  OK…BRB… Geometric patterns by Shel St Clair

Sheffield Porcelain Fine China Anniversary 95 piece dinnerware service for 12, 12 of each; Dinner Plates Salad Plate Soup Bowl Bread Plate Dessert Bowl Cup Saucer 1 of each: Platter Covered Vegetable Dish Gravy Boat Coffee Pot Sugar Creamer with lid Covered Butter Dish NO DENTS - NO DINGS Sheffield Pottery Inc.  is a pottery and china manufacturer headquartered in Sheffield, Massachusetts, since 1946. The company specializes in fine china for the home and creates pottery for the garden. Sheffield uses natural Sheffield clay mined on its own property and also supplies other potters with clay. Origins The Sheffield Pottery story begins near the Housatonic River with a quiet farm, purchased in the fall of 1943 by newlyweds Joseph and Marie Cowen. They raised cows, chicken and sheep, and made extra money by selling produce from a roadside stand. Marie Cowen happened to read an article about pottery in a family magazine and immediately thought about a large clay pit they ha

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coimbra-Pottery-034-Made-in-Portugal-034-XVII-Replica-Hand-Painted-Candlesticks-/282397419026?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT   ORIGINALLY PURCHASED ON A TRIP TO ITALY! Absolutely beautiful pair of Coimbra Portuguese pottery reproduction 17th century hand-painted majolica candlesticks, signed by famed Portuguese ceramic artist Paulo. What treasure! Coimbra Coimbra reins over the River Mondego, and is known as a city of students, but it is also a city of pottery Its refined beauty and historical pottery can be confused with none other. Coimbra pottery is based on museum reproductions dating back to 15th century with polychromatic styles in geometric forms and images of rosters, fish and peacocks with Asian and Moorish influence. By the 17th century Vasco da Gama had returned from India and Chinese porcelain became known in Portugal. Chinese influence soon disappeared and a truly Portuguese style of colorful pottery began in Coimbra’s many workshops. By the