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Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird
Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird

Eldreth Pottery Garlic Jar Crock with Lid Salt Glaze 1993 floral bird

$ 26.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: It has no chips, cracks, or crazing. It has a small glazed covered indentation on the bottom edge on the side that has the bird design. It was done in the making process. This piece was hand washed to be sure there was no hidden damage. Please check out the photos as they are part of the description.
  • Material: Clay
  • Object Type: Garlic Crock
  • Original/Reproduction: Contemporary Original
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Up for sale is a Eldreth Pottery garlic crock with lid. It is approx. 4 1/2" tall with the lid on. the top diameter of the crock measuring from outside edge to outside edge is approx. 4 1/4".
    Salt glaze, more than any other process, endows the pottery with the mark of the firing and highlights the method by which the plate is made and decorated. When the kilm approaches white heat, salt is thrown into the flames. The salt changes into a vapor and the vapor-laden flames react with the clay's surface to form a durable and permanent glaze. This whole firing process from the beginning to end, takes one full week. Brown flashes, iron spots, patches of thicker glaze from a heavy flame, and color variations from grays to browns, combine to make each piece a unique and treasured collectible family heirloom.
    David Eldreth retired 12/31/17 and it was the final day of operation of Eldreth Pottery.
    It has no chips, cracks, or crazing. It has a small glazed covered indentation on the bottom edge on the side that has the bird design. It was done in the making process. This piece was hand washed to be sure there was no hidden damage. Please check out the photos as they are part of the description.
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