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grasswire

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20. It's a whole other world for me to learn about.
Fri Sep 14, 2012, 07:46 PM
Sep 2012

I can spot value in vintage -- from the 40s backwards. But I'm not schooled in what comes later. I did find a very minimalist studio piece at a scrap/junk sale; it was filled with leaves and stagnant water. Took it home for ten cents, researched it (the original sticker was on the bottom) and found just one reference to the potter -- a man who worked in California in the 50s and was well regarded. I really like it. It's on my windowsill.

I have some 70s pottery, but most of the pieces I bought in galleries were broken by my rambunctious tabby cat. His favorite hobby.

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