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Porcelain Bottle - 9351

9 1/2 x 5

Copper red oxblood glaze w/ Temmoku and iron

 
 

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Small Bowl 2706B

3.75 x 6.25

black on black classic oilspot glaze.

 

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Dome Bottle with square lip 2760B

6 1/4 x 6 7/8

Oilspot glaze.

 

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Bottle Vase 2738B

8.25 x 8

Multiple Oilspot glazes

 

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Cover-Jar 2776B

7 3/4 x 7

White glaze over Oilspot

 

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Porcelain Bottle Vases 9266 & 9255

9266: 7 1/4 x 7 1/2 9255: 7 3/4 x 7 1/2

Titanium micro-crystalline glaze over celadon, plus iron

 
 

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Porcelain Bottle - 6062

8 3/4 x 7 1/2

Paddled and stamped, multiple glazes and firings

 
 

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Porcelain Bottle - 6252

9 x 6 1/2

Copper red oxblood, teadust and iron glazes

 
 

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Porcelain Small Bottle - 8387

7 3/4 x 4 1/2

Paddled and stamped, copper, red oxblood and iron glazes

 
 

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Porcelain Small Bottle - 8404

7 3/4 x 4 1/4

Paddled and stamped, teadust, copper red oxblood and iron glazes

 

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Porcelain Cover Jar - 8557

7 1/2 x 6 3/4

Carved flambé over teadust glazes

 
 

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Porcelain Cover Jar - 6579

10 x 6

Paddled and stamped, blue micro-crystalline glaze over celadon, plus iron

 

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Porcelain Double Fluted Gourd - 8715

13 3/4 x 6

Copper red oxblood and iron glazes

 

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Porcelain Cover Jar - 6618

11 3/4 x 6 1/2

Paddled and stamped, copper green micro-crystalline glaze over celadon, plus iron

 
 

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Porcelain Large Plate - 7321

15 1/2 x 2 1/2

Celadon glaze with copper green micro-crystalline glaze and iron.  Wired to hang.

 

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Porcelain Small Bottle - 8469

6 7/8 x 4 3/4

Paddled and stamped, teadust, blue micro-crystalline glaze over celadon and iron

 

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Small Bottle - 8838

6 1/4 x 5 1/4

Paddled & stamped, copper red oxblood, celadon, teadust and iron glazes

 

Tom Turner

North Carolina

Deep in the hills of Appalachia, Tom Turner continually masters an artful craft in his quiet, secluded studio. He is ever-perfecting an age-old, delicate medium that most artists find intimidating. In addition to his own body of porcelain work, turner has an impressive personal collection of hundreds of artists’ vessels dating back as far as 10 Century BC. – And it is all a part of his art.

After working with porcelain for nearly 50 years, Turner has gained international recognition in the world of contemporary art pottery, and his work has appeared in countless publications and books worldwide.

Additionally, his work is included in numerous private and public collections including United States Embassies in the Near East, Far East, Latin American and Africa. His vessels are exhibited in dozens of museums worldwide and numerous universities including the Smithsonian Institution.