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Black thrown and altered porcelain cup with faceted panels. Black panels alternate with amber panels decorated with simple brushmarks. Artist signature is on the bottom of the cup.

Yellow slab-built porcelain teapot. The form is pillow-like, with the seams and dimples left visible. The spout is short and conical, the handle fat and chunk. The lid is inset and has a delicate, calla lily shaped handle.

White glazed vessel with lid and handles. The body is altered and faceted, decorated with applied volutes. The applied handles are decorated with faces. The lid handle is shaped like a small pile of seashells. (Two parts)

Amphora shaped white porcelain vase. The body is ribbed. The applied handles are smoothly attached at the top and have small decorative returns where they attach at the shoulder.

White porcelain teapot with lid and matching cup. The teapot has a smooth high spout, relatively straight and a slightly lobed handle. The simple cup is designed to fit inverted on the teapot when not in use. It has no handle and is larger in…

Porcelain casserole dish, oval with applied, scalloped handles. Thrown and altered, the dish is primarily reddish ochre on the interior and dark on the exterior.

Tall lidded porcelain jar, thrown and altered. The jar has three attached feet and an inset, conical lid with a small knob. The surface has a shiny glaze in reds and browns. There are small, simple, applied floral decorations on the body of the jar.

Tea cup with an unglazed foot. Thrown porcelain, creamy yellow color with dripping brownish green glaze on interior and exterior. Signature stamp on the bottom.

Tall black pitcher. This porcelain piece has a luminous, dark surface and a graceful shape with a narrow foot. The handle is attached at the lip and high on the shoulder, just below the narrow neck. The flared mouth has a rounded spout.

Fluted tumblers (2). These matte greenish gray porcelain tumblers have vertical ribbing and flared feet. They are similar but not identical. Carved initials are barely visible on the bottom of the taller tumbler.