David Gilbaugh: Orange Oak Teapot, 2008, sculpted teapot, 9”(W) x 17”(H), hand-built slab, B-mix stoneware paper clay with grog, cone 10 reduction, black stain brushed in crevices, water washed iron and rutile stain throughout, Winokur Yellow glaze on bark surfaces
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David Gilbaugh: White Oak Teapot, 2011, sculpted teapot, hand-built slab, B-mix stoneware paper clay with grog, cone 10 reduction, black stain brushed in crevices, water washed iron and rutile stain with Whynokur Yellow on the bark
David Gilbaugh: The Imaginist, 2009, sculpture, 21”(W) x 33”(H) x 23”(D), hand-built coil, B-mix stoneware, cone 8, black stain brushed in crevices, water washed iron and rutile stain throughout, interior - red engobe.
David Gilbaugh: A Man At Ten, 2008, statuette, 4”(W) x 8”(H), hand-built coil, B-mix stoneware with grog, cone 10 reduction, Babu Porcelain, iron, rutile, and cobalt oxide stains
David Gilbaugh: Family Tree, 2007, sculpture, 6.5”(W) x 11.5”(H), hand-built coil, B-mix stoneware with grog, cone 10 reduction, iron, rutile, chrome and cobalt oxide stains
David Gilbaugh: Racemosa, 2011, sculpted teapot, 4”(W) x 11”(H) x 8”(D), hand-built slab, B-mix stoneware paper clay with grog, cone 10 reduction, black stain brushed in crevices, water washed iron and rutile stain
Permanent collection of the American Museum of Ceramic Arts
Deborah Britt: Alien Vegetable I, 18” x 12”, Wheel-Thrown and Hand-Built with Slip Decoration, Wood-Fired Stoneware, Cone Ten, 2008
Deborah Britt: Alien Vegetable, 20” x 14”, Hand-Built with Slip Decoration, Wood-Fired Stoneware, Cone Ten, 2008
