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Pisgah Forest Pottery
William Benjamin Stephen (1875 - 1961) founded Pisgah Forrest pottery near Asheville, North Carolina in 1926 running until his death in 1961. The company produced ceramics influenced by Arts and Crafts ideals, but differed from such potters in that its wares were porcelain glazed at high temperatures. The firm was well known for its slip glaze decoration - much like pate sur pate - and its crystalline glazes. Museums have begun to take a keen interest in Pisgah Forrest Pottery as a unique and special moment in American ceramics.
1950 Pisgah Forest Turquoise Glazed Vase — Ribbed Form
Vintage 1950 Pisgah Forest Pottery vase in vibrant turquoise glaze, hand-thrown in Asheville, North Carolina. A classic example of Southern Appalachian studio ceramics, reflecting the Arts and Crafts tradition carried into mid-20th century American art pottery. Collectible regional pottery with strong glaze character and hand-finished form.
$350.00
