Antique hand fired Native American black potteryThis one of a kind hand fired pot jar has so much unique character with its black and taupe color matte finish. Native American pottery making has a rich 7500 year history in the Americas. The bottom of the pot shows where it wouldve been placed in a fire pit to harden. A traditional pit firing method would have involved the pot being placed in a shallow pit dug into the earth along with other unfired pottery, covered with wood and brush, or dung,

covered with wood and brush

The small side table would be perfect as a plant stand or as a small side table for guests to sit there fancy drinks down at your next dinner party

Art Nouveau spelter lamps were lamps made of a zinc-lead alloy called spelter

Beautiful landscape scene lithograph print

Due to its handmade nature

The smooth

A traditional pit firing method would have involved the pot being placed in a shallow pit dug into the earth along with other unfired pottery

The art board is taped in from the back to the frame but has come loose

This bracelet is an icon of design and put John Hardy on the map

he was also able to start his small decorative arts studio

Each coaster is 4” in diameter and base diameter is about 2

and coral ring