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Long necked brown bottle with sea shell occlusions. Wood fired, thrown, assembled and altered.

Wood-fired brown and gray stoneware bottle. This bottle narrows slightly at the foot and neck. There is a small lip.

Two whiskey bottles. These slender bottles with long necks and lids are made of unglazed, woodfired stoneware. One bottle is brown the other white

Tall bottle. This woodfired stoneware vessel is thrown and assembled. The body is bulbous with an incised line at the base of the neck. The surface is shiny and below the neck tan glaze drips down over the textured surface.

This tall narrow wood fired bottle has traces of seashells fused to the surface. The pot surface is rough and glazed brown with traces of green and white. There is a short, narrow neck and no foot. There is a signature stamp on the bottom.

A squat brown thrown and altered bottle with a rich red and ochre wood fired surface sits upon an unusual bisected foot. The slab base is visibly attached to the wall of the bottle. The bottle has a stubby, small neck. There is an artist's stamp on…

This thrown and altered stoneware bottle has a glossy, brown exterior. It stands on a small foot, is primarily columnar, narrowing at the shoulder to a short neck with a lip. There is a signature stamp on the side.

This lidded porcelain bottle has straight sides. The narrow neck is topped by a domed stopper with a small finial. It is red brown on the sides with more golden color on the shoulder and on the lid. There is a signature carved on the bottom.