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Arts & Clay Art Pottery Vase. 6″ tall, 6 1/2 widest diameter, top diameter is 3″. Weight is nice at 2 pound. I see this vase called different things and makers but found a nice mixed description on this beautiful vase at bottom of page.
Green matte glaze with arts & crafts style floral motif. Leaf form body with stylized yellow flowers alternating a rim. The Arts & Clay Company paper label, incised 2000. Nice looking preowned condition and ready for display! Stand is not original but newer replacement and included.
Guessing made 2000. Cool Vase!!! Please check pictures for description and condition. Have smaller vase listed also.
Jemerick Pottery is a small studio pottery dedicated to continuing the arts and crafts movement in the style of the original potteries such as Grueby and Teco. Jemerick was founded by Steve Frederick and Cherie Jemsek.
With over 25 years of experience this small, high-quality, limited production pottery, focuses on capturing the essence of the Arts & Crafts movement by creating pieces that lovingly interpret the original makers as well as reflecting their personal styles and skills.
Jemerick produces distinctive lines of arts and crafts pottery. The Classic line offers a traditional arts & crafts style similar to that produced by Grueby. The Petals line stretches the arts and crafts definition to embrace a more sensual character reminiscent of the Art Nouveau style. Jemerick’s Prairie line represents the architectural element of the arts & crafts style originally made famous by Teco pottery.
All Jemerick pottery is hand-thrown on the wheel and sculpted by the artist before being fired to 2200 degrees in an electric kiln. Each example carries the artist’s mark and the date created.
All Jemerick Pottery was designed to be water-tight and can be used for fresh flowers.
Jemerick stopped producing around 2014. Their work is highly sought after by collectors. The Arts and Clay pots were thrown by Steve Frederick of Jemerick and glazed by Art Accardi had paper label with The Arts and Clay logo.
