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This watering can has an attached spout and handle. The surface is red brown and glossy. The spout is long in relation to the body and points upward. The bottom of the vessel is notably arched. There is a signature stamp on the back below the…

This small stoneware vessel is thrown and altered. Its squared form hovers over a narrow foot. The surface is ochre and brown. Concentric, narrow rings are incised along the foot and lower edge. A medallion filled with a ring pattern is carved…

This yellow ochre stoneware vessel is thrown and has a decorative dark border of banded exes loosely brushed around its middle. Overall, the shape of the vessel is squat and the mouth is open. The walls are thick and there is a signature stamped into…

This thrown and altered porcelain vessel has thin, straight walls attached to a slab base. The surface is black and tan. Black predominates but there is a sharp edged area of warm tan and brown in wrapping around one corner of the vessel.

(3) Rock form vessels, the largest is glazed black with manganese, one is tan and slightly squared, the smallest one is gray with a linear white decoration around the opening. These thrown and altered stoneware forms are typical of Shaner's highly…

This rounded teapot has a shiny pale glaze that is speckled brown. It has a lid with a knobbed finial and an attached rattan handle. The spout is attached high on the shoulder and the round body rests on an attached foot.

This thrown tea cup has an applied strip of clay belting it at the midpoint. The cup rests on a small foot and has a scattering of decorative designs impressed in the sides. The brown and gray surface is shiny. There is a signature stamp on the…

This tall, porcelain vase has an hourglass shape. Wheel thrown and altered, the upper part is pale with drippy, glossy black running from the rim; the bottom is light brown. The interior is glossy black. There is a signature on the bottom. (There is…

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.

This tall vessel is made of thrown and altered earthenware. The upper portion of the vessel flares outward beneath a loop handle. The surface is glazed in soft cream with some brown highlights. There is a signature stamp on the bottom.