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Tumblers. These were designed to be drinking tumblers, but
are
equally suitable to use as vases. They are 7 inches tall, $40 plus
$8 shipping, or buy 2 for $80 plus $12 shipping.
If you make a purchase be sure to let me know, by color,
which tumbler(s) you would like.
I have several more of each color, so let me know if you would
a set of similar colors!
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Rounded Mugs. These mugs are about 4 inches tall and hold
about 12 ounces. $35 + $8 shipping each.
Buy two for $70 + $12 shipping. If you make a purchase be sure to
let me know which one(s) you would like by number.
Sorry #1 and
#3 are SOLD.
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Chalices. These are good for ceremonial as well as
more casual use. They are about 8 inches tall and hold about 10
ounces.
$50 plus $10 shipping. If you make a purchase be sure to let me
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Pouring bottles. These bottles are fitted with pouring
spouts.
The stainless steel
spouts are actually called "liquor pourers", but
most people use them
to dispense olive oil or dishwashing detergent.
The bottles are about
7 inches tall, or 9 inches tall with the pouring
spouts. $45 + $10
shipping each. Sorry, only the bottle on the right is
available.
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Footed Vases with "Arms".
These vases are about 6 inches tall and feature decorative rippled rims
and unglazed clay handles.
$36 plus $9 shipping each.
If you make a purchase, be sure to send an e-mail telling me which one
you'd like, by number.
Sorry #3 is SOLD.
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Dancing Wavy Vases. These extruded vases were made with a
dark clay and
a light clay mixed together, which creates the mottled pattern in the
unglazed clay.
The tilted gestures and "arms" give them a dancing quality. About 8
inches tall.
$65 plus $10 shipping each.
If you make a purchase, be sure to let me know which one you'd like.
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Rope-top Pitchers. These feature a rim of twisted clay
coils with prominent ice damns. They are about 9 inches tall and hold
approximately two quarts. $100 plus $15 shipping.
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Round jars. These jars are about 9 inches tall. Will
make a great cookie jar or canister jar!
$80 + $15 shipping.
If you make a purchase, be sure to let me know which one you'd like.
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Small Jaunty jars. These jars are slightly off-center.
Combined with their human-like "arms" and wavy
handles,
they have a very animated quality! 8 inches tall,
$75 plus $15 shipping.
If you make a purchase, be sure to send an e-mail
telling me which
one you'd like, by number.
Sorry #3 is SOLD.
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Ruffle-top Vases. These vases feature
a wavy "ruffle-top" rim and rolled coil handles.
The small ones (#2 and #4) are about 7 1/2 inches
tall, and the large ones (#1 and #3) are about 9 inches tall.
The small ones
are $70 plus $15 shipping and the large ones are $90 plus $20 shipping.
If you make a purchase, be sure to send an e-mail telling me which one
you'd like, by number.
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Extra-large Large Ruffle-top Vase.
An extra-large version of the above vases. About 10
inches tall. $95 plus $20 shipping.
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Colorful Stacked Ball Lamps.
These lamps were made with brightly-glazed
clay spheres, stacked and bolted together with a steel rod.
Each uses a candelabra bulb (included) and has a switch on the cord.
About 15 inches tall, including the shade. $80 each plus $15 shipping.
If you make a purchase, be sure to send an e-mail telling me which one
you'd like.
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Jug with screw-on cap. This is my take on the old timey
whiskey jug!
12 inches tall and holds about a gallon.
$125 plus $25 shipping
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If you would like to buy a piece
pictured on this page, please either: 1) send an e-mail to
david @farmpots. com and I will confirm that the piece is
available and hold it until I receive payment by check, or 2)
click on the "Add do Cart" button. When you click on the
"View Cart" button you will be taken to a secure site where you may pay by credit card or a PayPal account.
Note that the "Add to Cart" button will automatically add shipping
to each item, so if you are buying multiple items you may e-mail me for a
possibly less expensive combined shipping rate.
