Eric Group
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Jim Barrett pattented "frog skin" glaze
American Bonsai Potters
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Eric Group
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If y'all don't know this one you don't know American potters..
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Omono
Nice! I was able to grab his signature already - mind if I use the pot/tree combo picture?
Eric Group
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No problem.. I can find a better pic on this site..
Eric Group
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Eric Group
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This is a little cascade Pyracantha in a Ross Adams pot
And just because I love the berries
And just because I love the berries
Eric Group
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Dale Cochoy:
Let me know if you need his sig as well... I had some problems getting it to come out, but I have anothe for his pots it might be easier to get off of
Let me know if you need his sig as well... I had some problems getting it to come out, but I have anothe for his pots it might be easier to get off of
thams
Omono
Added - thanks man!
thams
Omono
Sorry, just saw the post was fixed. Just ignore. I was able to get plenty of his pictures (as well as signature).
Eric Group
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Yeah.. no clue why my auto correct changed it to Salem? Odd...
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Dick Ryerson
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Michelle Daugherty
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Jim Berrett
Most of Jim Berrett's pots were slip cast. He had many molds and many of them he made himself from other pots he cast negatives of in plaster. This is a rare hand made accent pot with turned lip and riveted feet. Some other pots by Jim.
Most of Jim Berrett's pots were slip cast. He had many molds and many of them he made himself from other pots he cast negatives of in plaster. This is a rare hand made accent pot with turned lip and riveted feet. Some other pots by Jim.
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Kit Boheme
A So. Cal. potter long retired. Made many saikai and suibans for stones in large sizes very thin and without warping. Edit: I should mention that those ugly wavy dishes were made in the 60's when she first started. I have been offered money for these. They are considered mid-century- modern.
A So. Cal. potter long retired. Made many saikai and suibans for stones in large sizes very thin and without warping. Edit: I should mention that those ugly wavy dishes were made in the 60's when she first started. I have been offered money for these. They are considered mid-century- modern.
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Gary Wood
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Big Dave Rochester (returned to the clay)
Awesome friend, lived in San Diego, constantly wanted me to do a workshop every year but could never work out the details with my job and the days I would need to be off. Tree grower and some time potter, pots very rare.
Sometimes he would just sign them with a sharpie..like the the big guys in Hollywood do. He was a big guy too.
Awesome friend, lived in San Diego, constantly wanted me to do a workshop every year but could never work out the details with my job and the days I would need to be off. Tree grower and some time potter, pots very rare.
Sometimes he would just sign them with a sharpie..like the the big guys in Hollywood do. He was a big guy too.
JudyB
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Damn Al those are all nice...
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Jim Gremel's signature I am sure is all over the place, but many of his weird pots are not. Back in the old days he didn't sign anything.
These are two special ones. Unsigned, but very nice pots. The scoop is semi shohin sized and the clay rings so loud you can use it as a dinner bell.
Shohin sized also.
These are two special ones. Unsigned, but very nice pots. The scoop is semi shohin sized and the clay rings so loud you can use it as a dinner bell.
Shohin sized also.
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I have boxes of pots in the garage in the rafters, I guess I will have to get them down and look in them. I know there is a special Jim Gremel saikai pot in sky blue that he made me about 10 years ago. You should see this pot, it is incredible.
thams
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Al, thank you so much for these pictures. They are going to be very, very helpful to me. I'm happy to take any more you have, but what you've provided is very generous.
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