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Chimney Pottery

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Inside the store

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Inside the store

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The walk-in kiln

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Peter working on a sculpture

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A beautiful piece, my favorite

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What I love about this piece is the bowl's capacity to withstand thermal shock. I use it most often to serve pasta meals where I strain the boiling pasta water straight into this bowl. After disposing of the cooking water, the bowl retains enough heat to keep the pasta warm throughout the entire meal. Even second helpings are still warm!

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Peter teaching the art of pottery, 1970s

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above my computer play space

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Wares on display!

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After binge watching The Great Pottery Throwdown, I've realized how precious these knobs are. Here you can clearly see where his thumb pressed the knobs onto the sides and lid of this Baked Bean Pot.

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The design allows you to get even the larger coins out the snout. None of mine survived childhood. Thankfully, Cousin Michelle managed to shepherd hers through the years.

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Repurposed ashtray :)

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Setting up for an art show! (might be taking down)

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Setting up or taking down… hard to tell.

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I must have been around 6 or 7 when I received this from my Uncle and God Father

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I love this piece. It was passed down to me from my parents when they had to significantly down size!

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Known mostly for pottery, this is a necklace he made while in school. A superb piece that is my favorite.

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Our formal placeware growing up. My siblings were gracious enough to let me have the set which I use for Thanksgiving and other "fancy" occasions. 