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22nd Cr,RAMIC \ATIONAL 1 . 1 1 8. J. Ormond Sanderson, "Forest", enamel plaque—Thomas C. Thompson Prize

2. 139. Bertil Vallien, "The Bull Mountain", stoneware sculpture—Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize

3. 37. Esther Torosian Fuller, porcelain bowl

4. 2 5. Maria H. Dickerman, stoneware bowl

5. 63. Bernard Kypridakis, stoneware weed bottle—Iroquois China ,Company Prize

6. 129. Robert Sperry, stoneware bottle

7. 64. E. Ruth Laird, "The New Being", stoneware

8. 1 37. Henry Takemoto, plate

9. 30. Eva East, stoneware cone

10. 19a,b,c. Michael Cohen, stoneware vase, branch holder and vessel—Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize

11. 152. William Wyman, "Homage to Robert Frost", stoneware—Syracuse China Corporation Prize

12. 53. Joseph L. Hysong, small necked stoneware bottle—Pemco Division of The Glidden Company Prize A SURVEY OF CONTEMPORARY

CERAMICS OF THE UNITED STATES

AND CANADA

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ORGANIZED AND CIRCULATED BY

EVERSON MUSEUM OF ART of Syracuse and Onondaga County

1962 - 1964 SPONSORED BY The Carrier Foundation, Incorporated Syracuse China Corporation

ASSEMBLED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF Georgia Museum of Art, Athens Alfred H. Holbrook, Eulala Amos, Earl McCutchen, Richard T. Palmer and Robert Westervelt School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Russell T. Smith, Norman E. Arsenault, Lyle N. Perkins and William Wyman The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Ann Tzeutschler-Lurie, Irving Achron, Leroy Flint and Don Wood Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles William Osmun and Henry Takemoto Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Martin L. Friedman, Meg Torbert and Richard Abnet San Francisco Museum of Art, San Francisco George D. Culler, Edith Heath and Marguerite Wildenhain Henry Gallery, Seattle Gervais Reed, A. Rudy Autio and Bennett Welsh Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse Lyle N. Perkins and Dorothy W. Perkins The Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto Helen E. Duncan, Canadian Guild of Potters, Robert M. Hume, Bailey Leslie and Don Wallace

2 22nd CERAMIC NATIONAL CIRCUIT 1962 - 1964

Museum of Contemporary Crafts New York, New York Jan. 25 - March 10, 1963 Grand Rapids Art Gallery Grand Rapids, Michigan April 1 - April 28, 1963 The Arkansas Arts Center MacArthur Park Little Rock, Arkansas May 16 - June 15, 1963 Albright-Knox Gallery Buffalo, New York July 7 - August 18, 1963 Albany Institute of History and Art Albany, New York Sept. 15 - October 12, 1963 Allentown Art Museum Allentown, Pennsylvania Nov. 3 - Nov. 30, 1963 School of Art Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Jan. 1 - Jan. 21, 1964 William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art Atkins Museum of Fine Arts Kansas City, Missouri Feb. 9, - March 8, 1964 Newcomb College Tulane University New Orleans, Louisiana April 1 - April 30, 1964 Brooks Memorial Art Gallery Memphis, Tennessee May 24 - June 20, 1964

3 NATIONAL JURY FOR AWARDS AND

SELECTION OF CIRCUIT EXHIBITION

David R. Campbell, Chairman

President, American Craftsmen's Council

Director, Museum of Contemporary Crafts

New York

Peter Ostuni, Enamelist

New York and Warwick, New York

Robert Sperry

Associate Professor of Art

School of Art

University of Washington

Seattle

4 AWARDS AND PURCHASE PRIZES

Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize $500.00 Michael Cohen, Newton Centre, Massachusetts Daniel Rhodes, Alfred, New York Bertil Vallien, Los Angeles, California B. F. Drakenfeld & Company, New York $200.00 John H. Stephenson, Ann Arbor, Michigan Frans Wildenhain, Rochester, New York Ferro Corporation, Cleveland, for Enamels $200.00 Kaye Denning, Plainview, New York The 0. Hommel Company, Pittsburgh, for Ceramic Art $200.00 Peter H. Voulkos, Oakland, California Pemco Division of The Glidden Company, Baltimore, for Decorative Color in Pottery $200.00 Joseph L. Hysong, San Jose, California Toshiko Takaezu, Cleveland, Ohio Syracuse China Corporation, Syracuse, for Pottery $200.00 William Wyman, North Weymouth, Massachusetts Thomas C. Thompson Company, Highland Park, for Enamels $200.00 J. Ormond Sanderson, Durham, North Carolina American Art Clay Company, Indianapolis, for Pottery for the Company's Collection $100.00 Antonio Prieto, Oakland, California Arcadian Landscaping, DeWitt, for Garden Sculpture $100.00 Win Ng, San Francisco, California Canadian Guild of Potters $100.00 Herbert H. Sanders, Los Gatos, California Dey Brothers and Company $100.00 Kenneth John Dierck, El Cerrito, California Iroquois China Company, Syracuse, for Functional Pottery for the Company's Collection $100.00 Bernard Kypridakis, Sacramento, California William M. Milliken Award for Ceramic Art or Enamels in Architecture $100.00 Harris and Ros Barron, Brookline, Massachusetts

5 Left to right: 86. Nan Bangs McKinnell, stoneware branch bottle I 09. Daniel Rhodes, stoneware form Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize 148. Frans Wildenhain, "Bather", stoneware sculpture

6 INTRODUCTION

The opening of the 22nd Ceramic National Ex- Mexico and ancient ceramics from Peru. The fol- hibition at the Everson Museum, November 4, lowing year the exhibition returned to its national 1962, marks the 30th anniversary of the most im- format of contemporary ceramics and continued portant continuous undertaking in the field of as such, with a short lapse during the war years, ceramic art in the United States. Originated in until the Twentieth International in 1958, which 1932 in memory of Adelaide Alsop Robineau, pio- as an international exhibition included ten Euro- neer American ceramist, this biennial presentation pean countries in addition to the United States, has become the first ranking event of its kind for Canada and Hawaii. potters, sculptors and enamelists. The 22nd Ceramic National Exhibition follows The First Robineau Memorial Exhibition was the traditions of previous national exhibitions open open only to New York State potters. This exhibi- to artists of the United States and Canada, whose tion, organized at the Syracuse Museum of Fine work submitted to regional centers was reviewed Arts by Anna W. Olmsted, who skillfully guided by a jury representing the Center and the Museum. succeeding exhibitions through the 20th Ceramic These jurors selected what in their opinion repre- International, proved to be of such widespread in- sents the best of the work entered. The National terest that the following year, the 1933 exhibition jury made the awards and selected the objects for was extended to national competition. By 1934, circuit. the show boasted of 285 pieces representing 21 states, and the Foreword to the Catalogue notes, Since this catalogue may be regarded as an ex- tension of the exhibition itself, carrying its spirit "Our Third Annual Robineau Memorial Ceramic and illustrating its direction, no one should expect Exhibition will be shown by special invitation at to find that the ceramic artist is less interested in the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester". Thus direct expression than is the contemporary painter started the first of the traveling exhibitions which or sculptor. While one will still find classical state- have since grown into two-year circuit showings which are circulated nationally by the Museum. ments in form and in glaze and a preponderance of earthen tones of brown, gray and green, the overall In 1936 the Fifth Ceramic National Exhibition feeling of the Syracuse show is that of experimen- was presented simultaneously with a showing of tation. It is not uncommon to find the distortion Contemporary American Ceramics which had been of form or destruction of the circle thrown on a invited to tour Denmark, Sweden and Finland wheel, taking precedence over the fine making of under the sponsorship of the Rockefeller Founda- utilitarian objects. Color is being liberated and tion. This was followed two years later by an invi- some shocking pure color is creeping in to contrib- tation from Dorothy Liebes for selections from the ute to the visual and decorative revolution which Seventh National to represent American Ceramic we have already come to accept in architecture and Art at the Golden Gate International Exposition, in many areas of everyday living. Whatever direc- San Francisco, 1939. tion will follow or develop from this point may With the Tenth Anniversary in 1941, the Ce- not be clear today, but it can be said that for this ramic National was extended to include Canadian moment, we have faithfully chosen and recorded a and Latin American work, in addition to a group survey of the contemporary in ceramic art. of historically important archaeological finds from MAX W. SULLIVAN

7 Left to right: 6. Louise Baldwin, stoneware vase 76. Jerry L. Martin, stoneware vase 42. Harriet Goodwin, stoneware platter 14. Donald L. Campbell, stoneware bottle

Left to right: 116. Herbert H. Sanders, porcelain covered jar 90. Gertrud and Otto Natzler, "Nocturne", vase form Canadian Guild of Potters Prize 135. Toshiko Takaezu, shallow painted bowl 91. Elena Montalvo Netherby, porcelain bowl 8 Pemco Division of The Glidden Company Prize 89. Gertrud and Otto Natzler, "Mariposa 2", bowl Left to right:

93. Susan C. Newman, "Siren", stoneware 51. Julia Lathrop Hoerner, stoneware construction 15. Larry E. Carnes, stoneware bird bowl

Left to right: 127. Lorene F. Spencer, stoneware branch bottle 144. Masae Patricia Warashina, "Okashi", stoneware 82. Harold Myers, stoneware vase 9 Left to right: 59. Karen Karnes, casserole 34. Kenneth R. Ferguson, stoneware storage jar 7. Fred Baner, stoneware covered jar 88. Rosalie Namer, stoneware covered urn 40. Angelo C. Garzio, stoneware lidded casserole

Left to right: 1. R. F. Anderson, "Out #1", stoneware 11. Paul Bogatay, stoneware covered jar 126. Ishmael H. Soto, stoneware covered jar 84. James F. McKinnell, Jr., stoneware covered jar 10 95. Eric Norstad, stoneware bottle Left to right clockwise: 45. Marc Hansen, stoneware covered jar 78. Jerold D. Meek, stoneware bottle 39. Hacik Gamityan, porcelain bottle 140. William R. Vokolek, stoneware covered jar

11 Left to right: 32. Bill Farrell, paddled pot 130. John H. Stephenson, stoneware vase B. F. Drakenfeld & Company Prize 70. Frances Hamilton Lodge, stoneware branch holder 18. Pearl Chu, footed stoneware weed pot

Left to right: 57. Annelies Kahn, stoneware free form 145. Masao Patricia Warashina, "Fat Flower", stoneware 132. Cecil G. Strawn, Jr., round stoneware vase

1 2 123. Paul E. Soldner, stoneware floor vase

13 Left to right clockwise: 10. Paul Bogatay, stoneware lantern 121. Ken Shores, stoneware slab pot 47. Eileen Hazel!, stoneware weed bottle 154. Ward Youry, stoneware bottle vase

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114. Robert Lee Rosenbaum, stoneware pot

14 Left to right clockwise: 124. Paul E. Soldner, stoneware vase 112. Mary Kring Risley, rock pot 20. Claude Conover, stoneware bottle 49. Norman Hines, stoneware bottle

15 Left to right: 92. Susan C. Newman, "You", stoneware 81. Santo Mignosa, "Impressions of Vancouver, B.C.", stoneware vessel 101. Ralph A. Pardington, stoneware bowl

Left to right: 2. A. Rudy Autio, stoneware vase 96. Edward R. Oshier, stoneware slab vase 106. Conway Pierson, stoneware vessel 146. Helen Watson, stoneware bottle

16 Left to right: 44. Robert K. Gronendyke, round stoneware pot 133. Margaret B. Swart, stoneware lamp base 50. Ngaire W. Hixson, low square stoneware vase 68. Richard M. Lincoln, stoneware vase 83. Tom McGlauchlin, stoneware vase 16. Roy Cartwright, stoneware branch vase 56. Ann Johnson, raku branch pot

Left to right: 54. John Jessiman, stoneware branch bottle 5 5. john Jessiman, stoneware branch bottle 128. Robert Sperry, stoneware plate 60. John C. Karrasch, stoneware bottle 131. Cecil G. Strawn, Jr., stoneware bottle

17 Left to right: 26. Kenneth John Dierck, "The Bed", stoneware relief Dey Brothers and Company Prize 41. Henry K. Gernhardt, stoneware bottle vase 21. Roger D. Corsaw, stoneware bottle 12. Albert S. Borch, stoneware circular fire spray

Left to right: 110. Hal Riegger, earthenware bowl 107. Antonio Prieto, stoneware casserole American Art Clay Company Prize 87. Leza McVey, open shape #2-07, stoneware

18 147. Frans Wildenhain, stoneware panel B. F. Drakenfeld & Company Prize

35. Betty W. Feves, "Image With Sticks", stoneware sculpture

19 79. Louis Mendez, stoneware sculptural pot

94. Win Ng, "Wave", sculpture Arcadian Landscaping Prize

20 108. Daniel Rhodes, stoneware form

46. Claire Hanzakos, "Knossos", stoneware

21 Left to right: 58. Thomas Kakinuma, stoneware vase 73. Warren Mackenzie, stoneware fruit bowl 17. Denis Chasek and Jane Parshall, stoneware weed pot 150. Jeanne Wolf, stoneware flower arranger

62. Ernie Kim, stoneware winged vase 104. Lyle N. Perkins, "Crown's Guard", stoneware vase

22 151. Fred Wollschlager, stoneware bottle 149. Robert and Paula Winokur, three stoneware bottles

24. Kaye Denning, painting #8 Ferro Corporation Prize

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Left to right clockwise: 102. Earl B. Pardon, enamel on steel plaque 27. Pauly D'Orlando, "Blue Gothic", enamel on copper 65. Marion E. Lang, footed bowl, enamel on copper 119. J. Ormond Sanderson, two bowls, enamel on copper 103. Earl B. Pardon, cigarette box, cloisonné enamel top 97. M. Jane Oshier, box with enamel lid 24 Left to right: 111. Hal Riegger, earthenware bottle 13. Donald L. Campbell, stoneware vase 72. John P. Loree, tall bulbous necked stoneware vase 71. John P. Loree, tall narrow necked stoneware vase 67. Henry H. Lin, stoneware bottle 30. Eva East, five stoneware cones

2S Left to right: 69. Edgar Littlefield, stoneware fruit bowl 33. Kenneth R. Ferguson, stoneware bowl 115. Jay R. Rummel, "Zeus and Europa", stoneware plate 85. James F. McKinnell, Jr., flat stoneware bowl

Left to right: 142. Peter H. Voulkos, "Plate #1" 0. Hommel Company Prize 100. Janet E. Palovich, shallow stoneware bowl

26 143. Peter H. Voulkos, "Plate #2" Left to right clockwise: 80. Louis Mendez, small flared stoneware bowl 74. Dorathee G. Manbeck, stoneware plate 113. Mary-Lye!! Rogers, stoneware bowl 38. Hacik Gamityan, porcelain bowl 138. Noni E. Treadwell, porcelain bowl

27 Left to right clockwise: 22. Val M. Cushing, altered stoneware form 23. Val M. Cushing, altered stoneware form 61. John C . Karrasch, stoneware bottle 125. Paul E. Soldner, raku bowl

Left to right clockwise: 134. Toshiko Takaezu, stoneware bowl 4. Ralph C. Bacerra, stoneware covered jar 48. Otto Heino, stoneware bowl 5. Warren Bakley, stoneware slab tray

28 19a,b,c. Michael Cohen, stoneware vase, branch holder, and vessel Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize

Left to right: 139. Bertil Vallien, "The Bull Mountain", stoneware sculpture Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize 152. William Wyman, "Homage to Robert Frost", stoneware Syracuse China Corporation Prize 53. Joseph L. Hysong, small necked stoneware bottle Pemco Division of The Glidden Company Prize

29 SIXTH CERAMIC ART AND ENAMELS IN ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION

HARRIS and ROS BARRON Brookline, Massachusetts High relief monolithic cast concrete frieze, existing on eight elevations of two buildings, Hartford Jewish Community Center, West Hartford, Connecticut Architects, Walter Gropius and Norman Fletcher of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts $100 William M. Milliken Award for Ceramic Art or Enamels in Architecture

RICHARD B. BEAMAN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A-2 Fused glass design for interior wall, Commonwealth Bank, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Architect, William Dowler

DAVID E. BLACK Columbus, Ohio A-3 "The Wayfarers", twin reliefs, glazed stoneware, Lane Avenue Apartments, Columbus, Ohio Architects, Maffit and Rubenstein DEXTRA and CHARLES FRANKEL Corona del Mar, California A-4 Enamel on copper fountain, patio of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brownell Architects, Brownell and Dorius, A.I.A., Newport Beach, California

30 SELECTIONS FROM THE 22nd CERAMIC NATIONAL FOR CIRCUIT EXHIBITION (Catalogue numbers 1 through 154)

R. F. ANDERSON Berkeley, California I 9C. stoneware vessel, slab construction, yellow-brown, I. "Out #1", stoneware, black glaze, white top, black wash glaze outside, 15" h x 5" w x 4" d reduction, 12" h x 141/4" w x 13" d $150.00 $500 Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize for Museum's Collection A. RUDY AUTIO Missoula, Montana the 2. stoneware vase, slab built, feldspathic glaze, Divided with Bertil Vallien and Daniel Rhodes shiny glazes, majolica decoration, CLAUDE CONOVER Cleveland, Ohio 19" h x 12" w x 7" d $100.00 20. stoneware bottle, brown and white engobe rubbed onto surface, with white semi mat glaze inside, VICTOR BABU Alfred, New York 3. hand built lidded box with thrown foot, lead 14" h x 12" w x 12" d $100.00 glaze with black and white slip decoration ROGER D. CORSAW Norman, Oklahoma underneath, 61/4" h x 4 3/4 " w x 5 7/8 " d $30.00 21. stoneware bottle, brown body, olive brown RALPH C. BACERRA glaze, 6" h x 4 1/2" w N.F.S. Los Angeles, California 4. stoneware covered jar, unglazed exterior, VAL M. CUSHING Alfred, New York black, blue and white slip glaze, 22. altered stoneware form, wheel thrown, slab feet, 16" h x 13" w x 12" d $40.00 slip glaze on top and trailed over white slip, 14" h x 7" w x 3" d WARREN BAKLEY Hammonton, New Jersey $35.00 5. stoneware slab tray, red-orange, stripes of 23. altered stoneware form, wheel thrown, white and white glaze, iron specks, waxed surface, brown slip, unglazed, 27" h x 7" w x 3" d N.F.S. 2" h x 19" w x 14"d $45.00 KAYE DENNING Plainview, New York 24. painting #8, opaque enamels on steel, LOUISE BALDWIN Brookline, Massachusetts 60" h x 50" w $1000.00 6. stoneware vase, wood ash glaze, $200 Ferro Corporation Prize for Enamels 8 1/4" h x 51/4" w $20.00 MARIA H. DICKERMAN Ann Arbor, Michigan FRED BANER Seattle, Washington 25. stoneware bowl, magnesia and black underglaze, 7. stoneware covered jar, salt and feldspar glaze, 2" h x 6 1/2 " w x 6 1/2 " d $10.00 41/4" h x 31/4" w N.F.S. KENNETH JOHN DIERCK El Cerrito, California GORDON A. BARNES Toronto, Canada 26. "The Bed", stoneware relief, multicolored glaze 8. stoneware teapot, salt glaze, 7" h x 6" w N.F.S. over dark slip, 18" h x 24" w $100 Dey Brothers and Company Prize DORIS M. BIRKLAND Carmel, California for the Museum's Collection 9. stoneware pumpkin vase, dark brown reduction glaze, 101/4" h x 81/4" w $175.00 PAULY D'ORLANDO New Orleans, Louisiana 27. "Blue Gothic", enamel on copper and transparent PAUL BOGATAY Worthington, Ohio enamel on silver inlay, 28" h x 13" w $500.00 10. red stoneware lantern, grogged, iron, yellow BERNICE S. DUHL and brown mat glaze, 24" h x 9" w $150.00 Brookline, Massachusetts 11. red stoneware covered jar, grogged, black 28. red stoneware bowl, copper red reduction, 5 14" h x 8 3/4 " w x 8 3/4 " d and tan, 9" h x 61/4" d $35.00 N.F.S. 29. stoneware planter with grooves, brown slip glaze, ALBERT S. BORCH Livermore, California with rust-brown-white speckled glaze over, 12. stoneware circular fire spray, wheel thrown reduction, 8 I/2 " h x 81/4" w x 8 1/2" d $30.00 sculpture, reduction, blue glaze inlay in EVA EAST impressed design, 211/4" h x 131/4" w x 7" d $100.00 Toronto, Canada 30. five stoneware cones, barium green, ochre DONALD L. CAMPBELL New London, New Hampshire glaze, 4" h x 5" w $80.00 set 13. stoneware vase, reduction, white mat over ARIE VAN EVERDINGEN copper, cobalt and iron slip, Hoboken, New Jersey 31. covered stoneware jar, salt glaze, blue 13" h X 8 1/2 " W 5 " d $35.00 decoration, 7" h x 7" w x 7" d 14. stoneware bottle, reduction, gray mat over iron $40.00 and cobalt slip, 13" h x 9" w x 9'' d $40.00 BILL FARRELL Indiana, Pennsylvania 32. paddled pot, slip decoration, three holes, LARRY E. CARNES Los Angeles, California cream glaze, 10" h x 12" w x 10" d 15. stoneware bird bowl, brown and black mat $35.00 glaze, 8" h x 17" w x 11" d $20.00 KENNETH R. FERGUSON Helena, Montana 33. ROY CARTWRIGHT stoneware bowl, reduction yellow glaze, Rochester, New York 5" 11 x 17" w 16. stoneware branch vase, orange iron reduction $25.00 34. stoneware storage jar, tan speck glaze, glaze, 13" h x 9" w x 9" d N.F.S. 15" h x 8" w DENIS CHASEK and JANE PARSHALL Akron, Ohio $20.00 17. stoneware weed pot, brown stoneware with BETTY W. FEVES Pendleton, Oregon black sand, mottled white streaked glaze, 35. "Image with Sticks", stoneware, red engobe and 14" h X 11 " W x 7" d $60.00 ash glaze, 30" h x 18" w x 15" d $300.00 PEARL CHU Oakland, California VIOLA FREY Oakland, California 18. footed stoneware weed pot with three spouts, 36. stoneware pot, thrown, iron glaze reduction, mat glaze, brown blending into blue-gray with 121/4" h x 9" w x 8" d $100.00 sgraffito design, 3 I/2 " h x 111/4" w x 131/4" d $50.00 ESTHER TOROSIAN FULLER Oakland, California MICHAEL COHEN Newton Centre, Massachusetts 37. porcelain bowl, iron decoration, 19A. stoneware vase, slab construction, yellow-brown, 2 3/4 " h x 4 /2"1 w N.F.S. black wash glaze outside, black gloss inside, 11" h x 6 /2I " W x 4" d HACIK GAMITYAN Los Angeles, California 38. porcelain bowl, hand thrown, iron and white 19B. stoneware branch holder, slab construction, mat glaze, 21/4" h x 5 1/2" w x 5 /2"1 d $1 5.00 yellow-brown, black wash glaze outside, 39. porcelain bottle, hand thrown, kaki and one circle of purple, 13" h x 7" w x 3" d celadon glaze, 61/4" h x 4 1/2" w $30.00

31 ANGELO C. GARZIO Manhattan, Kansas JOHN C. KARRASCH Providence, Rhode Island 40. stoneware lidded casserole with handles, 60. stoneware bottle, thrown, reduction, blue-green reduction fired, white glaze with areas of mat glaze, 111/4" h x 61/4" w $30.00 yellow gray, 5 1/2" h x 11" w $21.00 61. stoneware bottle, thrown, oxidation, white mat glaze, unglazed brown and black slip decoration, HENRY K. GERNHARDT Syracuse, New York 141/4" h x 7Yz" w $40.00 stoneware bottle vase, ash and iron glaze, 41. San Francisco, California 12" h x 10" w x 10" d $35.00 ERNIE KIM 62. stoneware winged vase, slab and wheel HARRIET GOODWIN Alfred, New York construction, brown and white glaze, 42. stoneware platter, reduction, white and deep 18" h x 16" w x 4" d $125.00 green mat glaze, 11/4" h x 151/4" w x 11/4" d $20.00 BERNARD KYPRIDAKIS Sacramento, California RAYMOND M. GRIMM Portland, Oregon 63. stoneware weed bottle, Albany brown top, Albany 43. "Wild Thistles", stoneware and welded steel, dark green bottom, 12" h x 10" w variety of glazes, 12' h x 32" w x 22" d $300.00 $100 Iroquois China Company Prize ROBERT K. GRONENDYKE Mountain View, California for the Company's Collection 44. round stoneware pot, engobe with wax resist E. RUTH LAIRD Houston, Texas and glaze on glaze, reduction, 64. "The New Being", stoneware, white mat glaze 8" h x 81/4" w x 8y2 " d $35.00 over iron slip, 28" h x 8" w x 8" d $150.00

MARC HANSEN Kalamazoo, Michigan MARION E. LANG' Needham, Massachusetts 45. stoneware covered jar, tan mat glaze, reduction 65. footed bowl, enamel on copper, blue, green and fired, 10 3/4 " h x 7%2" d $30.00 lavender, pewter edge, 2 7/8 " h x 9 34" w $65.00 CLAIRE HANZAKOS Sun Valley, California MARION LEWIS Toronto, Canada 46. "Knossos", stoneware, low fired polychrome 66. "The Wall", stoneware sculpture, mat glaze lead glazes over high fired red iron oxide, with copper, rutile and iron, 36" h x 21" w x 12" d $300.00 26" h x 31" w x 8" d $500.00 EILEEN HAZELL Toronto, Canada HENRY H. LIN Athens, Ohio 47. stoneware weed bottle, thrown and slab 67. stoneware bottle, white glaze over iron slip, construction, gloss glaze inside, slip, incised, 14" h x 7" w x 7" d $75.00 and applied decoration outside, RICHARD M. LINCOLN Fort Worth, Texas 16" h x 9" w x 41/4" d $68.00 68. brown stoneware vase, brown and white glaze, 21" h x 14" w $90.00 OTTO HEINO Los Angeles, California modeled surface, 48. stoneware bowl, tan spit out glaze, textured, EDGAR LITTLEFIELD Worthington, Ohio 8" h x 15" w $100.00 69. stoneware fruit bowl, muted green and brown mat glaze, fish decoration, 4 5/8 " h x 23 3/4 " w $125.00 NORMAN HINES Claremont, California 49. stoneware bottle, green and brown, distorted, FRANCES HAMILTON LODGE Brookline, Massachusetts with small neck, 18" h x 6" w $40.00 70. three sectioned stoneware branch holder, gray- green ash glaze, 8" h x 13" w x 41/4" d $45.00 NGAIRE W. HIXSON Seattle, Washington 50. low square stoneware vase, blue and white JOHN P. LOREE Hornell, New York glaze, 6" h x 9" w N.F.S. 71. tall narrow necked stoneware vase, oxidized, overlapping patterns of dark blue, brown and JULIA LATHROP HOERNER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania gray mat glazes, 181/4" h $30.00 51. stoneware construction, reduction, blue and green barium mat glaze, 14" h x 11" w x 12" d $50.00 72. tall bulbous necked stoneware vase, oxidized, overlapping patterns of dark blues, brown and FLAVEN E. HYLAND Los Angeles, California gray mat glazes, 181/4" h $30.00 52. non-functional pot, pulled handle, two spouts, dark red-brown reduced sewer pipe clay, olive WARREN MACKENZIE Stillwater, Minnesota green crawl glaze, 7" h x 71/4" w x 7I/2" d N.F.S. 73. stoneware fruit bowl, white mat glaze, slip decoration, 3 1/2 " h x 12" w x 12" d $15.00 JOSEPH L. HYSONG San Jose, California DORATHEE G. MANBECK Cleveland, Ohio 53. small necked stoneware bottle, various colored 74. brown stoneware plate, dark gray, turquoise, ash glazes, 13" h x 9" w x 7" d tan and white mat glaze, $200 Pemco Division of The Glidden Company Prize 13/8 " h x 10%4 " w x 101/4" d $35.00 for the Museum's Collection Divided with Toshiko Takaezu HAZEL M. MARSH San Francisco, California 75. small porcelain bowl, hand thrown, black spot JOHN JESSIMAN Hornell, New York reduction, red and white, 54. stoneware branch bottle, orange kaolin slip 2" h x 51/4" w x 51/4" d $25.00 glaze, 11" h x 8" w $45.00 55. stoneware branch bottle, dry barium glaze, JERRY L. MARTIN Claremont, California blue-green to white, 10" h x 8" w $45.00 76. stoneware vase, natural clay glaze, 71/4" h $15.00 JANET MATTHEWS Syracuse, New York ANN JOHNSON Seattle, Washington 77. stoneware bowl, magnesium base with cobalt and 56. raku branch pot, white and brown glaze, copper glaze, 4 14" h x 10 3/4 " w x 31/4" d $20.00 8" h x 8" w $15.00 JEROLD D. MEEK Honolulu, Hawaii ANNELIES KAHN New York, New York 78. stoneware bottle, black mat glaze, dipped 57. free form, tan stoneware, rough textured, decoration white mat, reduction, blistered glaze, 19" h x 18" w x 5" d $75.00 10 3/4 " h x 71/4" $50.00 THOMAS KAKINUMA South Burnaby, Canada 58. stoneware vase, relief decoration on mat glaze LOUIS MENDEZ Goshen, New York with iron top and bottom brushed on, 79. buff stoneware sculptural pot, vitreous slip 14" h x 8" w $60.00 glaze, buff, black and burnt orange, 49" h x 29" w x 10" d $600.00 KAREN KARNES Stony Point, New York 80. small flared stoneware bowl with pooled glaze 59. casserole, flame resistant clay, brownish glaze, in grays, blues, beiges, browns and purple, 12" h x 14" w $45.00 2 IA" h x 7/2" w x 7 1/2 " d N.F.S. Saratoga Springs, New York SANTO MIGNOSA Nelson, Canada EARL B. PARDON 81. "Impressions of Vancouver, B.C.", stoneware 102. enamel on steel plaque, painted enamels blue, vessel, light olive yellowish brown mat glaze with green and pink over silver and gold foils, $150.00 dark brown figures, 30" h x 20" w x 13" d $335.00 6" h x 6" w 103. gold leaf cigarette box, cloisonné enamel box HAROLD MYERS Seattle, Washington top on steel, yellow and greens over silver and 82. large reduced stoneware vase, textured, saturated gold foils, 3" h x 4" w x 2" d $150.00 iron glaze, 18" h x 15" w x 11" d $75.00 LYLE N. PERKINS Providence, Rhode Island TOM McGLAUCHLIN Mt. Vernon, Iowa 104. "Crown's Guard", stoneware vase, turquoise mat 83. stoneware vase, thrown and constructed, salt glaze with granular manganese line pattern, glaze over porcelain slips, and borax engobes, 31" h x 14" w x 12" d $100.00 10" h x 7" w $50.00 105. multi necked stoneware vase, bluish-white glaze with JAMES F. McKINNELL, JR. Iowa City, Iowa engobes and washes, 22" h x 21" w x 10" d $100.00 84. stoneware covered jar, iron slip with wax resist CONWAY PIERSON Santa Barbara, California white glaze inside, green mat outside, 106. stoneware vessel, buff, white engobe, bronze 171/4"h x 121/4" w x 121/4"cl $75.00 crown and foot, 34" h x 34" w x 5" d $400.00 85. flat stoneware bowl, ochre, green ash glaze, brush decoration, dark rim, ANTONIO PRIETO Oakland, California 31/4" h x 18" w x 18" d $40.00 107. stoneware casserole, temmoku reduction green glaze over sgraffito through glaze, NAN BANGS McKINNELL Iowa City, Iowa 9" h x 17" w x 17" d 86. stoneware branch bottle, hand built, slip-white $100 American Art Clay Company Prize for Pottery and pale orange glaze over textured surface, for the Company's Collection 22" h x 18" w x 18" d $125.00 DANIEL RHODES Alfred, New York Cleveland, Ohio LEZA McVEY 108. stoneware form, unglazed, iron areas, 27" h $175.00 87. open shape #2-07, stoneware, striped ash and 109. stoneware form, thrown and slab built, mottled $275.00 slip glazes, 251/4" h x 14" w x 101/4" d and slip decoration, 47" h ROSALIE NAMER Montreal, Canada $500 Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize 88. natural stoneware covered urn, leather handle, for the Museum's Collection reduction fired iron and crystalline glazes, Divided with Bertil Vallien and Michael Cohen $60.00 9" h x 9" w HAL RIEGGER Mill Valley, California GERTRUD and OTTO NATZLER Los Angeles, California 110. multicolored earthenware bowl, mat glazes, 89. "Mariposa 2", bowl, black, green and blue 12" h x 19" w x 19" d $150.00 reduction glaze with melt craquele, 111. earthenware bottle, mat white glaze, 41/4" h x 9" d $500.00 15" h x 9" w x 4" d $40.00 90. "Nocturne", vase form, black, red and dark MARY KRING RISLEY Middletown, Connecticut green reduction glaze with flame marks, 112. rock pot, umber clay, ochre colored ash glaze, 161/4" h x 1" w top x 81/4" d $450.00 18" h x 22" w x 22" d $80.00 ELENA MONTALVO NETHERBY Oakland, California MARY-LYELL ROGERS Columbus, Ohio 91. porcelain bowl, reduced copper glaze inside, 113. stoneware bowl, blue glaze with white lines, cobalt outside, 4" h x 5" w $75.00 sgraffito, white overglaze, SUSAN C. NEWMAN Columbus, Ohio 3%2" h x 11" w x 3" d $75.00 92. "You", stoneware, ferric chloride, cupric sulphate, ROBERT LEE ROSENBAUM New York, New York ferric nitrite glaze, 13" h x 10" w x 15" d $100.00 114. brown stoneware pot with grog, and steel nails, 93. "Siren", stoneware, white Cranbrook slip, ferric 11" h x 11" w x 11" d $125.00 chloride glaze, 12" h x 9" w x 10" d $75.00 JAY R. RUMMEL Missoula, Montana WIN NG San Francisco, California 115. "Zeus and Europa", stoneware plate, majolica 94. "Wave", sculpture, fired clay, bone ash glaze, decoration, reduction, white glaze, 15" h x 39" w x 41/4" d $600.00 3" h x 201/4" W $35.00 $100 Arcadian Landscaping Prize for the best Garden Sculpture HERBERT H. SANDERS Los Gatos, California 116. porcelain covered jar, ovoid, gray and green ERIC NORSTAD Corte Madera, California crystal glaze, 10" h x 5/2" d 95. red stoneware bottle, brown and gray mat $100 Canadian Guild of Potters Prize glaze, 12" h x 10" w $35.00 for the Museum's Collection 117. paddled triangular porcelain bottle, green and EDWARD R. OSHIER Lakewood, Colorado gold crystal glaze, 61/4" h x 61/4" d 96. dark stoneware slab vase, blue and brown $100.00 glaze, 13" h x 10" w x 7" d $65.00 J. ORMOND SANDERSON Durham, North Carolina 118. "Forest", plaque, gold and green enamel on etched M. JANE OSHIER Lakewood, Colorado and hammered copper, 171/4" h x 32" w 97. box with enamel lid, ochre, blue and violet, non $200 Thomas C. Thompson Prize for Enamels directional design, 4" h x 181/4" w x 11 1/2" d $85.00 for the Museum's Collection LEWIS OTT Los Angeles, California 119. two bowls, gold and green enamel on etched 98. "Image #3", plaque, enamel-flux over etched and hammered copper, copper, red, blue and orange, 2%2" h x 5" w, 11/4" h x 3%2" w N.F.S. 19y8 " h x 16" w (plaque, 10" x 13") $125.00 DAVID SHANER Champaign, Illinois JANET E. PALOVICH San Antonio, Texas 120. stoneware planter, unglazed exterior, black, 99. shallow stoneware bowl, reduction, brown, white and orange slip decoration, white and black design, large dark gray area, 8" h x 9" w x 9" d $45.00 21/4" h x 161/4" w $75.00 KEN SHORES Portland, Oregon 100. shallow stoneware bowl, reduction, tan, black 121. stoneware slab pot, brown glaze with slip and brown, 2" h x 17" w $75.00 decoration, 16" h x 14" w x 10" d $70.00 RALPH A. PARDINGTON Dearborn, Michigan THOMAS R. SMITH Poughkeepsie, New York 101. stoneware bowl, orange-brown mat glaze, 122. stoneware footed pot, green with slip glaze, 91/4" h x 15" w N.F.S. 14" h x 11" w x 7" d $50.00

33 PAUL E. SOLDNER Claremont, California BERTIL VALLIEN Los Angeles, California 123. stoneware floor vase, feldspathic with white slip, 139. "The Bull Mountain", stoneware sculpture, iron and cobalt decorated, 401/4" h x 16" w $150.00 reduction fired, slab construction, celadon 124. stoneware vase, thin scrap glaze with iron and temmoku glazes, 14" h x 141/4" w x 5" d oxide, 15" h x 12" w $50.00 $500 Helen S. Everson Memorial Prize raku bowl, white glaze, low temperature iron for the Museum's Collection 125. Divided with Michael Cohen and Daniel Rhodes and copper luster, 10" w x 31/4" d $25.00 WILLIAM R. VOKOLEK Franklin, Pennsylvania Austin, Texas ISHMAEL H. SOTO 140. stoneware covered jar, reduction, glaze over 126. stoneware covered jar, brown and gray ash Albany and Barnard slip design, 4" h x 5" w $15.00 glaze, 13" h x 8" w x 8" d $30.00 PETER H. VOULKOS Oakland, California LORENE F. SPENCER Seattle, Washington 141. "Blue Day at Red Rock", fired clay, blue, 127. stoneware branch bottle, brown and white black, white, red and brown glaze, reduced glaze, mottled surface, 12" h x 8" w $45.00 30" h x 15" w x 12"d $500.00 142. "Plate #1", fired clay, brown and orange ROBERT SPERRY Bothell, Washington glaze, 3" h x 18" w stoneware plate, slip and incised decoration, 128. Hommel Company Prize for Ceramic Art $40.00 $200 0. 12" w x 14" d for the Museum's Collection 129. stoneware slab bottle, slip and incised decoration, 14" h x 8" w x 4" d $50.00 143. "Plate #2", fired clay, blue, red, orange glaze, 4" h x 18" w x 18" d $200.00 JOHN H. STEPHENSON Ann Arbor, Michigan MASAE PATRICIA WARASHINA Spokane, Washington 130. round stoneware vase, thrown and slab sections, 144. "Okashi", stoneware, hand built, salt glaze, brown glaze with overtones of white and 26" h x 15" w $175.00 lavender, 14" h x 12" w x 12" d 145. "Fat Flower", stoneware, wheel thrown, applied $200 B. F. Drak.enfeld Company Prize decoration, iron wash with barium mat glaze, for the Museum's Collection 111/4" h x 14" w $60.00 Divided with Frans Wildenhain HELEN WATSON Claremont, California CECIL G. STRAWN, JR. DeKalb, Illinois 146. stoneware bottle, slab built and thrown, white 131. stoneware bottle with two flattened sides, mat glaze, 17" h x 18" w x 16" d $85.00 reduction fired, white mat glaze outside, brown FRANS WILDENHAIN Rochester, New York inside, modeled decoration, black line accents, 147. stoneware panel, glazed, 8 1/4 " h x 7" w x 6" d $20.00 72" h x 27 1/2" w x 3" d $650.00 132. round stoneware hand built vase with decorative $200 B. F. Drakenfeld Company Prize top, reduction fired, wood ash glaze wash, brown, Divided with John H. Stephenson black and white slip painted decoration, 148. "Bather", stoneware, brown, unglazed, 15 3/4 " h x 12" w x 12" d $50.00 30" h x 71/4" w x 7" d $350.00 MARGARET B. SWART Nashua, New Hampshire ROBERT and PAULA WINOKUR Denton, Texas 133. lamp base, stoneware clay body, hand built, 149. three stoneware bottles, bisque clay exteriors, white mat glaze, reduction fired, white glazed interiors and lips, 12" h x 7" w x 5" d $25.00 61/4", 5", 4" h $10.00 each JEANNE WOLF New York, New York TOSHIKO TAKAEZU Cleveland, Ohio 150. stoneware flower arranger, clear glaze inside, 134. stoneware bowl, black Albany glaze inside, slip 71/4" h x 10" w x 3" d $45.00 painting with pink, blue and black glaze outside, 111/4" h x 151/4" w x 15 AI " d $200.00 FRED WOLLSCHLAGER Missoula, Montana 135. shallow painted bowl, Japanese stoneware clay, 151. stoneware bottle, clear glaze over red and white multiple glaze, ash and copper, black and pink, engobe, iron decoration, 21" h x 9" w $50.00 1%8 " h x 13 1/2" w x 13 %2" d WILLIAM WYMAN North Weymouth, Massachusetts $200 Pemco Division of The Glidden Company Prize 152. "Homage to Robert Frost", stoneware, slips and for the Museum's Collection glaze with gravel and glass, 27" h x 16" w x 31/4" d Divided with Joseph L. Hysong $200 Syracuse China Corporation Prize for Pottery for the Museum's Collection HENRY TAKEMOTO Los Angeles, California WILMA BAKER YOUNG Moose Jaw, Canada 136. plate, blue line, textural, glaze wash, 153. stoneware planter, decorated with iron slip 2 1/4 " h x 16" w N.F.S. brush strokes and trails of orange ash slip, 137. plate with animal-like figures, glaze wash, buff glaze, 7 11/4" h x 6" d N.F.S. 21/4" h x 16" w N.F.S. WARD YOURY Long Beach, California NONI E. TREADWELL Oakland, California 154. stoneware textured bottle vase, reduction fired, 138. porcelain bowl, rutile mat glaze with line olive green celadon mat glaze with iron wash, inlay decoration, 2" h x 6" w N.F.S. 10" h x 81/4" w x 81/4" d $45.00

SELECTIONS SHOWN ONLY AT THE EVERSON MUSEUM SYRACUSE, NEW YORK (Catalogue numbers 155 through 428)

ARLENE ABEND Camillus, New York CLARENCE ALLING Topeka, Kansas 155. "Trapeze Artists", stoneware, brushed slip and 158. stoneware bottle, blue-black mat glaze glazes in warm tones, 34" h x 6" w x 5/8 " d $80.00 and glossy blue glaze, RICHARD P. ABNET Stillwater, Minnesota 81/4" h x 41/4" w x 41/4" d $65.00

156. stoneware bowl, carved decoration, BRUCE ANDERSON Santa Cruz, California 7" h x 14" w $30.00 159. stoneware bottle, reduction mat glaze, JAMES T. ACHUFF Syracuse, New York brown and black, slip decoration, 157. footed stoneware bowl, reduced, gray and brown 41/4" h x 4" w x 3" d $20.00 feldspathic glaze, 160. stoneware vase, reduction mat glaze, brown and 101/4" h x 101/4" w x 101/4" d $35.00 gray, slip decoration, 7" h x 6" w x 6" d $40.00

34 San Anselmo, California JIM ANDERSON Athens, Georgia BERNICE BROWN N.F.S. 161. five covered jars, dark stoneware, white 184. small bottle, salt glaze, 81/4" h x 3 1/2" w glaze inside, slab construction, 185. small bottle, ochre and greenish salt glaze, 9" h x 61/4" w x 13" d N.F.S. 7.A" h x 3" w N.F.S. JOHN C. ARNOLD Mankato, Minnesota CHARLES M. BROWN Mandarin, Florida 162. stoneware bottle, salt glazed, 51/4" h x 4" w $6.50 186. earthenware spherical bottle, coil built, mishima 163. stoneware vase, Cornwall glaze over iron wash, swirl design, gray-green over dark pattern, 171/4" h x 81/4" w x 8/2"d N.F.S. 14" h x 11" w x 11" d $100.00 EDNA ARNOW Chicago, Illinois ALDURA BROWNING San Francisco, California 164. stoneware caged vase, blue Cornwall stone 187. stoneware vase, salt glaze, carved decoration, and bisque, 3 3/4 " h x 5" w x 5" d $3 5.00 7" h x 5" w $25.00 Rochester, Michigan WARREN BAKLEY Hammonton, New Jersey RONALD BURKE large bowl, copper green mat inside, ash glaze 165. "A Parable", sculptured mural, stoneware red, 188. unglazed, 18" h x 6' w x 4" d $600.00 with copper outside, iron red rim and decoration, 10" h x 17" w $130.00 FRED BANER Seattle, Waihington 189. stoneware pitcher, wax resists with white semi stoneware covered jar, salt glaze, mat glaze inside and out, 8" h x 7" w $25.00 166. /2" w $20.00 9" h x 7 1 JERRY R. CAMPBELL Lawrence, Kansas 167. two stoneware covered jars, salt and 190. stoneware textured vase, tan and brown glaze, feldspar glaze, 4 1/2" h x 31/4" w N.F.S. 9" h x 6" w x 6" d N.F.S. Toronto, Canada GORDON A. BARNES J. SHELDON CAREY Lawrence, Kansas N.F.S. 168. stoneware jug, gray zinc glaze, 9" h x 4" w 191. vase with embossed decoration, stoneware reduction, chunks of clay on part of surface, KENNETH F. BATES Euclid, Ohio 169. "Sunflower," panel, enamel with gold leaf cream yellow mat glaze, 9" h x 7 1A" w $50.00 16" h x 9" w $200.00 JACQUELINE CARL Los Angeles, California stoneware pot, white and brown glaze, purple PAUL BELLARDO New York, New York 192. h x 6" w $25.00 170. carved earthenware vase with button centers, inside, deep indented design, 7" green-brown mat glaze, 131/4" h x 5" w $50.00 CARL B. CASSADY St. Helena, California 171. carved earthenware vase, leaf pattern, green- 193. stoneware vase, blue with incised vertical brown mat glaze, 141/4" h x 7" w $75.00 rust lines, 13" h x 7" w $40.00

DWAYNE C. BENTZIEN Santa Clara, California ULRIKE CHAMBERLAIN Buffalo, New York 194. stoneware lamp base, green-black glaze, 172. stoneware bottle, gray salt glaze with black lines, 15" h x 41/4" w $60.00 12" h x 6" w $20.00

JACQUELINE M. BERNSTEIN New York, New York MARGARET CHAPPELLE Edmonton, Canada 195. small stoneware bowl, brown slip glaze, wax 173. stoneware bird bowl, light green celadon mat glaze, mishima decoration, 5 1/1G" h x 18 5/8 " w resist green glaze, 2" h x 5 1/2 " w $16.00

x 18 5,/8 " d $200.00 DENIS CHASEK and JANE PARSHALL Akron, Ohio NANCY D. BERRYMAN West Lafayette, Indiana 196. stoneware platter, brown, tan and red 174. stoneware bowl, Zanesville and iron oxide, stoneware clay inlay, spot glaze inlay, Albany and white mat with sgraffito design, 2" h x 14" w x 14" d $30.00

21/4" h x 5/2" w $15.00 A. WILLIAM CLARK Oneonta, New York 197. stoneware bowl, speckled brown, high alumina CAROL BLOOMBERG Syracuse, New York glaze, blue, brown and white, carved decoration, 175. four stoneware cups, magnesium glaze, 4/2" h x 10" w $18.00 gray-blue and gray with dark rims, 3" h x 3" w x 3" d N.F.S. FERN COLE Akron, Ohio 198. "Two Women", enamel panel, 16" h x 14" d $75.00 MARY ANN BOCK Ann Arbor, Michigan 176. manganese stoneware platter, brown, black, blue FRANK A. COLSON Bradenton, Florida Cornwall oxidation glaze, 3" h x 121/4" w N.F.S. 199. stoneware organic group, five forms, hickory, oak ash and iron glaze, rust-red, brown and HAROLD E. BOHN Los Angeles, California wheat, 6" h x 9" w x 8" d $25.00 177. stoneware vase, mat dark brown glaze under high gloss transparent crackled glaze, MAE M. CONNER Cleveland Heights, Ohio 8" h x 61/4" w x 7%8" d $20.00 200. "Painted Bird", enamel on copper hand hammered round tray with free and controlled JEFFERSON BORDEN V Providence, Rhode Island techniques, 10" h x 10" w x 1" d $35.00 178. stoneware bottle with spines, barium copper reduction glaze, orange blush on one side, JANET COOPER Englewood, New Jersey

24" h x 16" w N.F.S. 201. two stoneware bottles, thrown, Albany slip glaze on necks, salt glazed, RICHARD H. BOSARD Rialto, California 51/4" h x 4 1/2" w x 4" d, 179. stoneware slab constructed water vessel, 41/4" h x 4" w x 4" d $16.00 pair unglazed engobes, black, white and tan, JOHN COSTANZA Berwyn, Pennsylvania 14" h x 12" w $25.00 202. "Chorus Line", stoneware sculptured panel, 180. raku yaki plate, white, black, red, 7" w $8.00 oxide wash, 16" h x 5" w x 3/4 " d N.F.S. MARIAN Y. BOWMAN Austin, Texas JAMES COUPER Tallahassee, Florida 181. stoneware covered jar, green-gray ash glaze, 203. stoneware vase, celadon reduction,

81/4" h x 6" w $20.00 8 1/2 " h x 5 1/2" w $20.00

EDWARD C. BRINKMAN Frankenmuth, Michigan SOLVEIG COX Alexandria, Virginia 182. screen of stoneware and porcelain bells, seven 204. round stoneware bottle, celadon, wax resist strings, stained glaze, 25" h x 20" w $75.00 glaze, reduced, 6" h x 6" w x 6" d N.F.S. J. DAVID BROUDO Beverly, Massachusetts TIM M. CRANE Minneapolis, Minnesota 183. stoneware carved vase, wheel thrown, rutile 205. stoneware vase, salt glaze over iron decoration; tin mat glaze over slip, 18" h x 11" d $65.00 7" h x 4 14" w x 4" d $12.00

35 Toledo, Ohio JAMES CRUMRINE New York, New York KITTY FRANKEL stoneware bottle, wheel thrown, copper blue 206. ceramic form, iron stain, rutile slip, wash 228. glaze, 27" h x 11" w x 8" d $150.00 mat glaze outside, black mat inside, 11" h x 4 1/4" w $25.00 Feasterville, Pennsylvania WILLIAM DALEY San Jose, California stoneware floor vase, slab built, reduction fired, ROBERT C. FRITZ 207. 229. stoneware vase, green mat glaze, modeled clay transparent glaze, partially glazed, decoration, two sided, reduction fired, 21" h x 12" w x 8" d $65.00 131/4" h x 9" w x 7" d $50.00 Vancouver, Canada OLEA DAVIS MATILDA FUSEK East Cleveland, Ohio 208. large stoneware bowl, copper blue-green 230. stoneware dish, blue and mottled ash textured glaze with mottled dark brown areas, glaze, 2" h x 14" w x 14" d $40.00 sgraffito design, 61/4" h x 15" w x 15" d $55.00 Los Angeles, California$ o0r 209. "Fruition", stoneware branch bottle, dark HACIK GAMITYAN gray-blue mat glaze over black basalt, 231. porcelain covered jar, hand thrown, iron glaze, 251/4" h x 10" w x 10" d $48.00 31/4" h x 5" w $20.00 Manhattan, Kansas DORA DELARIOS Los Angeles, California ANGELO C. GARZIO 232. bamboo handled stoneware coffee pot with three 210. stoneware bird, purple, brown and white glaze, cups, reduction fired, grayish white glaze with 16" h x 10" w x 18"d $150.00 speckled wax resist decoration and areas of KAYE DENNING Plainview, New York rust-red, 101/4" h x 51/4" w $27.00 211. enamel painting #12, opaque enamels on Bennington, Vermont $1000.00 DAVID GIL steel, 42" h x 66" w 233. oval garden piece, pressed fire clay, stoneware enameled plaque #187, transparent enamels 212. type glaze, 30" w x 48" d lndOa.00 and glass on copper, 12" h x 81/4" w $75.00 SONIA GORDON Baltimore, Maryland$O Boston, Massachusetts MIRIAM DERGALIS 234. stoneware bowl, ash glaze, black, tan, yellow 213. "Noli Me Tangere", stoneware, Barnard clay and and blue fused slips under glaze, $35.00 white engobe only, 61/4" h x 10" w x 3" d 41/4" h x 18" w x 18" d $45.00 214. stoneware four spouted branch holder on two legs, yellow mat glaze, MARY GRABILL Coconut Grove, Florida 8" h x 81/4" w x 3Y2" d $25.00 235. black stoneware tree-trunk vase, opaque white glaze brushed on, scratched pattern, RICHARD E. DEVORE Flint, Michigan 10" h x 5" w $25.00 manganese and iron stoneware slab vase, rust and 215. Brooklyn, New York brown, oxide stains, 10" h x 6" w x 5" d $85.00 JOSEPH P. GREBANIER 236. gray stoneware bottle, reduction glaze, variegated KENNETH JOHN DIERCK El Cerrito, California Chan, blue and gray, brush decorated in blue 216. "Adam and Eve", stoneware relief, , multicolored and brown, 8" h x 8" w x 8" d $90.00 glazes over black slip, 231/4" h x 18" w $275.00 KENNETH M. GREEN New Paltz, New York AMY DONALDSON San Diego, California 237. "Warriors", terra cotta sculpture, lead white 217. stoneware bottle, red-brown, iron reduction, mat glaze, 26" h x 21" w x 10" d $550.00 incised decoration, 21" h x 8 I/2 " w $ 50.00 ROBERTA JEAN GRIFFITH Carbondale, Illinois 238. stoneware platter, turquoise Cornwall stone glaze PAUL S. DONHAUSER Madison, Wisconsin decorated by sliptrailing black and white Cornwall 218. stoneware bottle form, Barnard slip covered with /4 h x 161/4" w x 161/4" d $35.00 Cornwall stone glaze, 7 1/2 " h x 6" w $30.00 stone glazes, 1 3 OTTO HEINO Los Angeles, California Toronto, Canada HELEN E. DUNCAN 239. stoneware bottle, orange slip poured over 219. small necked bottle, greens and dark browns, mat red body, 14" h x 13" w $100.00 glaze over colored slips, 121/4" h x 71/4" w N.F.S. RUTH HENRY Syracuse, New York MAYBELLE MUTTART FALARDEAU 240. earthenware covered jar, blue, semi mat glaze St. Petersburg, Florida thinly applied, oxidation fired, 220. "Circus Time #1", black clay sculpture, white 41/4" h x 31/4" d N.F.S. glaze, trailed design, 25" h x 8" w x 8" d $95.00 JACK HERMAN Bolton, Canada DOUGLAS J. FERGUSON Pigeon Forge, Tennessee 241. stoneware bowl, brown glaze with sgraffito, 221. stoneware bowl, hand thrown, mat glaze, 14" w x 3" d $30.00 brownish gray with uranium glaze laid in JARL HESSELBARTH Hyde Park, New York incised design, 7" h x 13" d $240.00 242. "Fledglings", wheel thrown stoneware, blue $50.00 KENNETH R. FERGUSON Helena, Montana mat glaze, 6" h x 9" w x 10" d 222. stoneware storage jar, tan speck glaze, RONALD RAY HOTEK Oakland, California 15" h x 8" w $20.00 243. porcelain bottle, black cobalt and Albany glaze, 5" h x 3 3/4 " w x 3 3/4 " d N.F.S. THOMAS W. FETTER Concordville, Pennsylvania 223. stoneware footed planter, tan with iron oxide GLEN E. HOWERTON Bunker Hill, Illinois decoration, 141/4" h x 8" w x 8" d $40.00 244. black and white stoneware bottle, manganese 224. stoneware lamp base, mustard yellow glaze, wash with sgraffito decoration under white glaze, 26" h x 61/4" w x 61/4" d $50.00 11" h x 4" w x 4" d $25.00 LAWRENCE B. HUNTER San Diego, California KURT K. FEUERHERM Rochester, New York 245. porcelain bottle, celadon glaze with copper red and 225. stoneware owl, cob ash red glaze with black slip, iron green decoration, 21/4" h x 4" w x 4" d N.F.S. welded iron base, 8" h x 9" w x 3" d $100.00 246. porcelain bottle, celadon glaze with copper red JENNY FLOCH New York, New York decoration, 41/4" h x 51/4" w x 51/4" d $1 5.00 226. stoneware covered jar, black slip, gray mat JOSEPH L. HYSONG San Jose, California glaze, 41/4" h x 7" w X 7" d N.F.S. 247. stoneware vase, speckled gray and tan ash WILLIAM H. FOX Kalamazoo, Michigan glazes, 151/4" h x 7" d $50.00 227. footed stoneware bottle with carved decoration, SHUGEN INOUYE Honolulu, Hawaii brown glaze with green tones, 248. Puka #3, stoneware grog, calcium mat glaze 12" h x 61/4" w x 41/4" d $40.00 and iron wash, 5" h x 41/4'' w x 4" d $15.00

36 ELIZABETH IRWIN Berkeley, California PHILLIP LEVINE Seattle, Washington 249. stoneware coil built pot, white mat glaze, 272. stoneware slab bottle, polychrome glaze, 141/4" h x 11" w N.F.S. 121/4" h x 6" w x 6" d $30.00 EL JAHR Cross Plains, Wisconsin MARION LEVINSTON Highland Park, New Jersey 250. stoneware hanging wine bottle, bluish salt glaze, 273. stoneware vase on brass stand, barium mat applied modeling, 7" h x 5" w $6.00 green glaze, 141/4" h x 13" w x 7" d $60.00

BAIBA JANARS Van Nuys, California HENRY H. LIN Athens, Ohio 274. stoneware plate, iron glaze with blue slip and 251. clay vase, green, mixed glaze, 14" h x la" w x io" d $35.00 iron decoration, 3" h x 19" w x 19" d $100.00 252. stoneware vase, mixed red, orange, black and RICHARD M. LINCOLN Fort Worth, Texas green glaze, 14" h x 10" w x 10" d $3 5.00 275. brown vase, white and brown glaze, modeled DAVID W. JONES Montclair, New Jersey decoration, 20" h x 12" w $90.00 253. stoneware vase, gray glaze with dark brown HAZEL LISCHKE Houston, Texas areas, 11" h x 7" w $35.00 276. stoneware vase, wheel thrown, iron slip, copper RICHARD JOSLIN University, Mississippi reduction glaze with copper and cobalt 254. stoneware covered jar, buff, copper wire pattern, overglaze, 9" h x 5" w $13.00 brown underglaze, white overglaze, HARVEY K. LITTLETON Verona, Wisconsin 4" h x 31/4" W x 31/4" d $12.00 277. stoneware pitcher, dolomite glaze, stained 255. stoneware covered jar, buff, brown underglaze, with iron sulfate, wax resist decoration, white overglaze, 3 1/4 h x 31/4" w x 3 Y2 " d $10.00 6" h x 6" w x 4" d $20.00 RODNEY F. KENDALL Great Falls, Montana 278. three free-blown glass bottles, glass second 256. "Square Dance", stoneware platter, reduction gather colored with chromium, glaze, with design in wax resist and iron engobe, 81/4", 7", 5" h x 2%2" w N.F.S. 1" h x 131/4" w x 21" d $35.00 FRANCES HAMILTON LODGE Brookline, Massachusetts GEORGE N. KIMURA Los Angeles, California 279. two spouted stoneware branch holder, satin 257. earthenware vase, cobalt rutile mat glaze, mat glaze, 6" h x 6" w x 4" d $35.00 cobalt iron decoration, 13" h x 7" d $25.00 RICHARD N. LONGO San Jose, California DORIS DEVRIES KLEIN Scarsdale, New York 280. stoneware jar, gray barium vanadium mat 258. stoneware bowl, brown grog, wheel thrown, glaze reduced, 141/4" h x 81/4" w $75.00 blue lithium splashed glaze, NANCY LORENTZON Syracuse, New York 21/26" h x 141/4" w x 141/4" d $45.00 281. porcelain bowl, clear celadon glaze, incised VIVIAN B. KLINE Bethany, Connecticut decoration, 1 3/4 " h x 5" w x 5" d $15.00 259. "Abstraction", enamel plaque, multi pieced 282. three stoneware bottle forms, barium mat glaze enamel, gray and white with black frame, over Albany slip, 21/4" h x 2Y2" w x 3 3/4" d 24" h x 28" w x 2" d $100.00 3" h x 3" w x 4" d 3" h x 3" w x 41/4" d N.F.S. JEAN I. KLYM Syracuse, New York 260. stoneware jar, turquoise over Albany slip NILS LOU St. Paul, Minnesota glaze, 7 1A" h x 81/4" w x 81/4" d $25.00 283. "Five", stoneware, brown and gray, mat Cornwall stone glaze reduced, GEORGE KOKIS New York, New York 241/4" h x 8" w x 9" d $100.00 261. wall relief, red-brown toned, unglazed, 25" h x 30" w x 3" d $100.00 JAMES LOVERA Hayward, California 284. earthenware bottle, blue, lava glaze, San Francisco, California BRUCE W. KOKKO 81/4" h x 5%2"w $35.00 262. round stoneware bottle, clear glaze with red- brown and green oxides, 81/4" h x 8" w $45.00 WARREN MACKENZIE Stillwater, Minnesota 285. stoneware vase, gray ash glaze, HOWARD KOTTLER Cleveland, Ohio 6" h x 5" w x 5" d $9.00 263. stoneware bottle, slab built, yellow-brown, 286. five shallow stoneware dessert bowls, ash glaze, green and blue mat glaze, 20" h x 7" w $175.00 iron decoration, 2" h x 71/4" w x 7 1/4 " d N.F.S. WALTER DONALD KRING New York, Ncw York 264. stoneware bowl, brown glaze, 3 1/4 " h x 71/4" d $50.00 MANKA MADEKSZA Boston, Massachusetts 287. "Christ", enamel on copper, 265. stoneware bowl, brown glaze, 31/4" h x 8" d $50.00 19 1/2" h x 11 3/4 "w $300.00 FRANK L. KULASIEWICZ Ridgewood, New Jersey 288. "Conscious", enamel on copper,

266. brown stoneware bottle, reduction white 191/4" h x 15 3/4 "w $150.00 and green mishima glaze, 9" h x 6" w $40.00 DORATHEE G. MANBECK Cleveland, Ohio SALLY LENNINGTON KUNSTADTER 289. buff stoneware plate, speckled brown with Princeton, New Jersey black wax resist decoration, 267. stoneware tea set, pot and three cups, salt glaze, I 3/1 " h x 9%2" w x 9%2" d $35.00 yellow-tan slip decoration, 5" h x 5" w x 6" d N.F.S. MAYTA MARKSON BERNARD KYPRIDAKIS Sacramento, California Toronto, Canada 290. 268. stoneware bottle, gray base with Barnard clay stoneware planter, white mat glaze, slip decoration, 12" h x 10" w overlay, 11" h x 71/4" w $30.00 $55.00 291. stoneware plate, brown and white mat glaze HARRY E. LEIGH Suffern, New York over wax resist, 2" h x 141/4" w $34.00 269. "Warrior", red clay, colemanite iron oxide JERRY L. MARTIN Claremont, California glaze, 56" h x 36" w x 22" d $800.00 292. stoneware flattened vase, tan ash glaze,

BAILEY LESLIE Ontario, Canada 61/4" h x 7" w $15.00 270. stoneware candelabrum in two parts, wheel JOHN MASSON, JR. thrown, off-white mat glaze with oxides, Pleasantville, New York 293. brown stoneware hanging planter, partially 27 %2" h x 15" w $120.00 glazed, 8" h x 12" w x 271. three white porcelain bottles, wheel thrown, 12" d N.F.S.

copper blue crystalline glaze, 81/4" h x 71/4" w $60.00 JUANITA MAY Miami, Florida 6" h x 5" w $34.00 294. wall hanging, brown clays with glass, 4 1/2" x 41/4" w $34.00 60" h x 12" w x 1" d $200.00

37 HENRY MEAD Alfred, New York LOUIS H. McLEAN Los Angeles, California 295. stoneware footed bowl, thrown, reduction, 317. stoneware compote, slab built, white-tan white and dark plum-red mat glaze, glaze, 8" h x 12" w x 18" d $25.00 $17.50 9" h x 7" w x 7" d HARUE 0. McVAY Honolulu, Hawaii ALAN R. MEISEL Berkeley, California 318. "Hase, stoneware lotus root-like form, thrown 296. small bright stoneware pot, black with red base form, multiple forms above, dotted mat and yellow glaze, 4" h x 3" w x 3" d $25.00 glaze, green to pink, iron oxide black, 281/4" h x 12" w x 7" d $150.00 DOROTHY MIDANIK Toronto, Canada 297. stoneware slab vase, white semi mat, black LEZA McVEY Cleveland, Ohio slip, iron and ochre glaze, 13" h x 8" w $135.00 319. open shape #2-13, stoneware, ebony ash and slip 298. stoneware free form vase, mat with iron and glaze decoration, 10" h x 71/4" w x 5 3/4 " d $75.00 $20.00 ochre glaze, 4" h x 41/4" w FRED J. NAKATA Los Angeles, California 299. stoneware flower holder, hand built, brown 320. porcelain bottle, kaki and ccladon glaze, and black barium glaze and slip decoration, 21/4" h x 3 Y2 " w $12.50 11 34 " h x 5 w $48.00 Montreal, Canada JANE N. MILLER Camillus, New York ROSALIE NAMER 300. stoneware bowl, turquoise glaze, 10" h x 3" w $10.00 321. natural stoneware branch bottle, reduction fired manganese crystalline glaze, 61/4" h x 5" w $30.00 JOHN C. MOAKLEY Middleboro, Massachusetts Mystic, Connecticut 30 1. tall stoneware vase, green, black and yellow MINNIE NEGORO footed stoneware bowl, black mat glaze inside, mat glaze, 15" h x 6" w $25.00 322. 302. stoneware vase, gray, black, purple and brushed decoration on unglazed outside, $100.00 yellow, 12" h x 7" w $25.00 121/4" h x 12" w x 12" d 323. footed stoneware bowl, trap rock glaze inside, WILLIAM J. MONTGOMERY Missoula, Montana brush decoration on unglazed outside, 303. stoneware bottle, wheel thrown and paddle 1 1 " h x 9" w x 9" d $75.00 shaped, glaze slip and clear glaze, Chicago, Illinois 41/4" h x 7" w x 6" d N.F.S. CHARLOTTE ARONSON NEWFELD 324. stoneware vase, blue with white and brown LEE MORRELL Inkster, Michigan llamas in relief, 8" h x 4" w x 4" d $45.00 304. orange stoneware bowl, ash and vanadium, EVELYN M. NEWSOME Rochester, New York red iron design with scratched lines, 325. stoneware bottle, brown mat glaze, 434" h x 61/4" w x 61/4" d $25.00 41/4" h x 3 5/8" d $12.00 Los Angeles, California MICHAEL MULLEN ERIC NORSTAD Corte Madera, California 305. stoneware bird, brown, black, red, white 326. red stoneware plate, brown mat glaze, and blue, 24" h x 19" w x 20" d $250.00 4" h x 16" w $45.00 HAROLD MYERS Seattle, Washington HIDEO OKINO Honolulu, Hawaii 306. reduced stoneware slab vase, saturated iron 327. earthenware covered jar, orange glaze over glaze with engobe painting, 91/4" h x 10" w $35.00 purple stain, 7" h x 61/4" w $35.00 CECILE N. McCANN Mountain View, California M. JANE OSHIER Lakewood, Colorado 307. gray stoneware three spouted saggy bottle, yellow 328. box with enamel on copper lid, red and black, and brown salt glaze, 6" h x 6" w x 5" d $20.00 4" h x 101/4" w x 71/4" d $45.00 JANKA McCLATCHEY Ann Arbor, Michigan RICHARD PALMER Atlanta, Georgia 308. "Lady", stoneware bottle figure, black barium 329. brown stoneware bowl, nickel blue and gray mat glaze, iron washed over unglazed surface, glaze inside, wax resist decoration outside, 11" h x 5" w x 5" d $45.00 6" h x 11" w x 11" d $50.00 309. "Bird for a Lost Ceremony", stoneware, barium RALPH A. PARDINGTON Dearborn, Michigan mat glaze, blues, purples, yellow, yellow-green, stoneware footed storage jar, green modeled metallic black brushed over textured surface, 330. band, 16" h x 9" w $65.00 12 3/4 " h x 9" w x 9" d $100.00 EARL B. PARDON Saratoga Springs, New York Athens, Georgia EARL McCUTCHEN 331. enamel on steel plaque, painted enamels, gold, 310. stoneware bottle, ochre, white and brown mat bronze and brown over gold foils, 6" h x 6" w $150.00 glaze with resist and overpainting, 12" h x 51/4" w $20.00 DOROTHY W. PERKINS Providence, Rhode Island 332. stoneware vase, blue mat glaze, modeled JOHN N. McDOWELL Oakland, California surface, 19" h x 10" w x 10" d $45.00 311. porcelain bowl, blue engobe vertical sgraffito 333. stoneware vase, green and blue mat glaze decoration, feldspathic glaze, reduction, decoration, 14" h x 10" w x 7" d $30.00 31/4" h x 6" w x 6" d $25.00 334. stoneware planter, Persian blue glaze, PAT McGLAUCHLIN Mt. Vernon, Iowa 111/4" h x 131/4" w x 131/4" d $75.00 312. stoneware bowl, fire clay body, wood ash glaze LYLE N. PERKINS Providence, Rhode Island scratched through to slip, 41/4" h x 9" d N.F.S. 335. tri faceted stoneware vase, rutile mat glaze with $100.00 HARRISON McINTOSH Claremont, California mineral washes, 28" h x 12" w x 11" d 313. stoneware vase, mat glaze, blue-green, black JEAN PETERSEN Englewood, Colorado and gray pattern, 141/4" h x 71/4" w $65.00 336. stoneware ball vase, off-white engobe in incised circles, thin Cornwall glaze, 10" h x 10" d $35.00 RUTH GOWDY McKINLEY Wayland, New York 314. hanging stoneware weed bottle, woodfired, MONA S. PIERCE Lubbock, Texas "fallout" tan ash glaze, reduction fire, 337. "Abstract", enamel on copper, 71/4" h x 6" w x 6" d $100.00 18" h x 14" w x 1" d $65.00 315. six sided tea pot, bail handle, mat white glaze, CONWAY PIERSON Santa Barbara, California feldspathic, 7" h x 7" w x 6" d $100.00 338. "Witch", stoneware, unglazed brown clay and NAN BANGS McKINNELL Iowa City, Iowa reduced iron oxide, 8" h x 10" w x 5" d $40.00 316. stoneware flat bowl, hand built, brown and ELIZABETH A. POWELL Altadeva, California bluish gray glaze over pressed designs, 339. stoneware vase, eggshell mat glaze over iron, 31/4" h x 16" d $4 5 .0 0 mishima decoration, 27" h x 7" w x 7" d N.F.S.

RUTH RAEMISCH Providence, Rhode Island MARLIS SCHRATTER Lexington, Massachusetts 363. stoneware jar, yellow to brown striated slip 340. "Love Couple", grisaille enamel, framed, 10" h x 13" w x 1" d $200.00 glaze with modeled surface, 91/4"h x 91/4"w x 91/4"d $45.00 341. "Grief", grisaille enamel, 13" h x 11" w x 1" d $200.00 LYNN SCHWING Greenville, Pennsylvania 364. stoneware cordial set, pitcher and six cups, CHARLOTTE ROBINSON REITH Alexandria, Virginia applewood ash glaze $20.00 set 342. stoneware bottle, white with engobe decoration CHARLES C. SCOTT Glenville, West Virginia in vertical pattern on two faces, body exposed 365. stoneware teapot and four thermos cups, greenish on neck, 12" h x 3 1/2 " w x 31/4" d N.F.S. tan and rust-brown ash glaze with dark brown

DONALD L. REITZ Alfred, New York decoration, teapot 31/4" h x 5" w, cups 2%" h x 21/4" w $35.00 343. stoneware floor pot, unglazed, 36" h x 6'' w x 6" d $100.00 366. stoneware casserole, grayish brown glaze with black decoration, white glaze inside, RONALD L. RHOADES Akron, Ohio 31/4" h x 51/4" w $10.00 344. stoneware cylinder, gray mat and shiny ash C. V. SEASTONE Madison, Wisconsin glazes, 11" h x 4" w x 4" d $25.00 367. stoneware vase, off-white mat glaze, HAL RIEGGER Mill Valley, California 9" h x 8" w $100.00 345. stoneware pot, mat glaze, sgraffito decoration, ARTHUR HUGH SENNETT Potsdam, New York 11" h x 12" w x 12" d $60.00 368. stoneware urn, slip glaze from Potsdam clay, RICHARD G. RIEMER High Point, North Carolina 12 I/2 " h x 8" w $35.00 346. "Face", silver and copper tray with enamel FRANCES SENSKA Bozeman, Montana cloisonné, 6" w $70.00 369. stoneware bowl, black lining, outside yellow-gray with blue-gray, black decoration Syracuse, New York DOROTHY W. RIESTER 41/4" h x 61/4" w N.F.S. stoneware fountain for pond with rocks, slip and 347. 370. stoneware teapot, varied black-gold glaze, muted $200.00 dolomite glaze, 24'' h x 24" w x 24" d color trailed glaze decoration, 6" h x 5" w $8.00 SYBIL RIGHTER Marblehead, Massachusetts DAVID SHANER Champaign, Illinois 348. stoneware vase, wheel thrown, semi mat glaze, 371. stoneware plate, unglazed slip decoration, free brush, with cobalt and iron oxide, 3" h x 18" w x 18" d $50.00 4 1/4 " h x 5" w N.F.S. KELLY SHANNON Santa Fe, New Mexico M. JEANNETTE ROBINSON Boston, Massachusetts 372. stoneware bottle, stone gray, mat over white 349. stoneware bowl, mat glaze with iron undercoat, sgraffito, 10" h x 5" w N.F.S. 5" h x 10" w x 4" d $18.00 373. stoneware bottle, buff stoneware clay, brush 350. three handleless stoneware pitchers, blue, yellow, design in black engobe under transparent glaze, off-white mat glaze, 10" h N.F.S. 81/4" h x 4" w $50.00 ELIZABETH S. SHELTON Cleveland Heights, Ohio JOANNA RODONO Cleveland, Ohio 374. stoneware bowl, semi mat glaze, muted reds, 351. stoneware platter, Japanese white clay, temmoku greens and grays, 4" h x 8 Y2 " w x 81/4" d N.F.S. black, semi mat white, turquoise glaze decoration, 375. stoneware bowl, apple ash and copper glaze, 11/4" h x 10 3/4 " w x 3/4 " d N.F.S. 4" h x 111/4" w x 11y2 " d $30.00 MARY-LYELL ROGERS Columbus, Ohio LARRY SHEP Paramount, California 352. stoneware casserole, red-brown with darker bands, 376. "Bolja", stoneware, white wash light glaze, inside mustard yellow, 7" h x 9" w x 4" d $75.00 32" h x 24" w x 20" d $1000.00 ROBERT LEE ROSENBAUM New York, New York ANNA M. SMITH Detroit, Michigan 353. brown stoneware planter with grog, blue slip 377. stoneware free slab pot, unglazed brown body, glaze, 61/4" h x 9" w x 5%2"d $25.00 61/4" h x 71/4" W x 7" d $50.00 378. stoneware spouted construction, grayish glaze MARGARET ROSENFELT Brookline, Massachusetts with brown unglazed areas, 354. "Bubble", stoneware, reduction, ash and sand, 21" h x 51/4" w x 5%4" d $100.00 7" h x 6" w x 6" d $20.00 LEWIS D. SNYDER Murfreesboro, Tennessee JERRY ROTHMAN Paramount, California 379. gray stoneware cylindrical covered jar, 355. "How Do The Birds Fly", stoneware sculpture, iron brown with blue-gray decoration, gray-blue with white glaze, 81/4" h x 6" w x 6" d $75.00 50" h x 48" w x 32" d $1500.00 380. gray stoneware spherical covered jar, Albany 356. "Sky in a Roof", sculpture, buff, brown glaze with white resist decoration, 30" h x 23" w x 12" d $250.00 8" h x 6" w x 6" d $75.00 VIRGINIA RUBIN Sherman Oaks, California JOE SOLDATE Seal Beach, California 357. "Three Birds", enamel on copper plate, soft 381. flat bottle, iron and copper oxide glaze, opalescent white and transparent blue over 5" h x 12" w x 12" d $20.00 opalescent pink, 8" w $25.00 BONNIE STAFFEL Maumee, Ohio 382. red earthenware bottle, green with brown and ALICE L. RUSSELL Newtown, Pennsylvania black textured glaze, 51/4" h x 6" w x 6" d $15.00 358. stoneware covered jar, barium mat reduction glaze, yellow, 6" h x 5" w x 5" d $30.00 SUSANNE GROVES STEPHENSON Ann Arbor, Michigan 359. stoneware planter, thrown, joined sections, 383. stoneware bowl, thrown, white mat, tan reduced mat glaze, 10" h x 6" w $25.00 dark blue Albany slip glaze, brushed, 360. creamer and sugar, white flecked, blue alkaline 9" h x 16" w x 16" d $65.00 384. stoneware bottle, thrown, chrome-cobalt mat oxidation glaze, 21/4" h x 3" w N.F.S. green and brown glaze, carved surface, HILLARY CAROL SCHAFFER Providence, Rhode Island 7" h x 8" w x 8" d $25.00

361. stoneware branch pot, thrown and paddled, ash JON STOKESBARY Claremont, California reduction with black sand, 71/4" h x 71/4" w $24.00 385. stoneware footed teapot, rope handled, unglazed 362. stoneware dry weed holder, thrown and slab sgraffito with white engobe, 7" h x 8" w N.F.S. built, ash and manganese reduction glaze, 386. stoneware slab plate, white engobe and 9" h x 8" w x 61/4" d $45.00 gray-green feldspathic glaze, 12" w $25.00

39 MARGARET B. SWART Nashua, New Hampshire BENNETT WELSH Gresham, Oregon 387. stoneware vase, hand built, applewood ash glaze 408. stoneware bottle with fish, semi opaque mat outside, black glaze inside, reduction fired, glaze, iron slip decoration, 10" h x 8" w$ 5.00 91/4" h x 9" w x 4" d $18.00 ROBERT WILLIAM WENDELL Los Angeles, Californiafor "Angel" bowl, enamel on copper, orange with BYRON TEMPLE Centerville, Indiana 409. polychrome design, outside transparent, 388. stoneware plate, ash glaze over iron slip, $200.00 2" h x 101/4" w $15.00 3 7/8" h x 91/4" w 410. "Adam and Eve", high footed plate, enamel PEG ROSS TOOTELIAN Chicago, Illinois on copper, orange with polychrome design, 389. stoneware vase, off-white mat glaze, blue-green 3" h x 8 3/4 " w $150.00 brush design and sgraffito, 61/4" h x 4" w $15.00 WARREN WESTERBERG St. Paul, Minnesota ARTHUR T. TOWATA Alton, Illinois 411. stoneware bottle, temmoku and iron decoration, 390. stoneware covered jar, mat oxidized glaze, 61/4" h x 3%2" w x 3" d $10.00 off-whites and rimmed with dark browns, 412. stoneware vase, celadon over kaki glaze, 71/4" h x 41/4" w N.F.S. 91/4" h x 8" w x 8" d $20.00 FRANCES E. TRAPP Newton Centre, Massachusetts 413. stoneware vase, temmoku with wax resist 391. stoneware covered dish, reduction, brown slip pattern, 5 1/4" h x 41/4" w x 41/4" d $8.00 glaze, white, cobalt blue brushwork and ROBERT F. WESTERVELT Decatur, Georgia slip trail, 61/4" h x 10" w N.F.S. 414. "Father and Son", stoneware, unglazed dark 392. fat stoneware vase with cut neck, reduction brown clay, 10 1/2 " h x 14" w x 6 14" d $150.00 glaze wash, vertical texture, 11" h x 7" w $38.00 393. stoneware bottle vase, dark ash glaze, white IRWIN WHITAKER East Lansing, Michigan ash glaze top, 91/4" h x 41/4" w $19.00 415. "Forms in Pink", enamel on copper, 151/4" h x 121/4" w $150.00 ROSE TRUCHNOVSKY Montreal, Canada 394. earthenware covered jar, brown and yellow KATHRINE WINCKLER East Lansing, Michigan "Beyond", enamel on copper, sgraffito glaze decoration, 11" h x 6" w $34.00 416. 11 1/4 " h x 9 1/4" w $175.00 ROBERT TURNER Alfred Station, New York 395. stoneware vase, charcoal glaze over slip, ROBERT and PAULA WINOKUR Denton, Texas 17" h x 11" w $75.00 417. stoneware hanging planter, slab built, unglazed clay with gray glazed areas, JOHN R. TUSKA Murray, Kentucky 9" h x 13 Y2 " x 6" d $60.00 396. stoneware bottle, applied decoration, thin white 418. three stoneware bottles, bisque clay exteriors, white glaze inside, copper bearing slip and rubbed iron glazed interiors and lips, 61/4", 5", 5" h $10.00 each oxide outside, 13" h x 7" w x 4" d $75.00 397. three related stoneware bowls, incised decoration, TED F. WIPRUD Bothell, Washington slip glaze interiors, 8 3/4 " h x 71/4" w, 419. stoneware form, hand built, white on top, 51/4" h x 5 V2 " w, 51/4" h x 51/4" w $75.00 set iron wash, dark brown, on bottom, 17" h x 21" w x 12" d $80.00 BERTIL VALLIEN Los Angeles, California 420. stoneware form, hand built, white and brown 398. stoneware bottle, reduction fired, wheel thrown glaze, iron wash, 14" h x 15" w N.F.S. and paddled, celadon over iron slip, 13" h x 9" w x 61/4" d $50.00 FRED WOLLSCHLAGER Missoula, Montana 421. stoneware bottle, decorated with white, blue, AURELIA E. VERBEKE Ann Arbor, Michigan green and brown glazes, 61/4" h x 41/4" w $16.00 399. stoneware vase, gray and green mat glaze, resist decoration, 6" h x 4 1/2 " w $1 5.00 JAMES L. WOZNIAK Normal, Illinois 422. stoneware bowl, wood ash and Albany slip NICHOLAS VERGETTE Carbondale, Illinois glaze decoration, 6" h x 16" w $75.00 400. "Noble Remnant", varicolored stoneware, gray base unglazed, 33'' h x 12" w x 2'' d $200.00 WILLIAM WYMAN North Weymouth, Massachusetts 423. "Have a Care With Love", stoneware, slip glazes MARCUS VILLAGRAN Los Angeles, California with gold leaf, 231/4" h x 17" w x 4" d $300.00 401. "Fallen Pot IV", stoneware, iron glaze inside, celadon with copper slip outside, HENRY S. YAMADA Pasadena, California 8" h x 15" w x 15" d $50.00 424. stoneware garden pot, brown clay and iron 402. "Fallen Pot VI", stoneware, iron, manganese and glaze, 25 1/2'' Is x 7 Y2 " w N.F.S. $50.00 cadmium glaze, 8" h x 11" w x 1 1" d ELIZABETH S. YNTEMA Syracuse, New York 403. "Fallen Pot I", stoneware, iron, white slip, manganese 425. stoneware partridge, iron slip and iron mat x 4" w x 6" $25.00 and cadmium glaze, 6" h d glaze, 4 1/2" Is x 9" w x 3%2" d N.F.S. DON WALLACE Toronto, Canada ANNETTE ZAKUTA Toronto, Canada 404. stoneware footed pot, mat with iron oxide 426. stoneware casserole, semi mat glaze, glaze, 13" h x 9" w N.F.S. light blue-green wax resist design, 405. stoneware low footed pot, iron and copper 81/4" h x 81/4" w x 8%2"d $40.00 rubbed glaze, 81/4" h x 9" w N.F.S. NINA ZANGER New York, New York DONALD WARNOCK San Jose, California 427. four slab bottles, brown crawl glaze with 406. stoneware vase, reduction oil spot glaze, gray or green, 15" h x 3%2" w, 7" Is x 3I/2" w, 7" h x 6" w $22.50 6" h x 2" w, 4%2" h x 3%2" w $40.00

NANCY H. WARREN Newark, Delaware ELIZABETH R. B. ZIMMERMAN Alfred, New York 407. "Florin", transparent enamels on silver, 428. altered vase form, buff, black semi mat 2 TA" h x 3/4 " w x 3/4" d $35.00 glaze, 6" h x 4" w x 4" d $10.00

40 The exhibition installation at the Everson Museum of Art was designed by Max W. Sullivan. Fabrics and wall coverings supplied by Jof a, Inc., Katzenbach and Warren, Inc., Scalamandre Wallpaper, Inc. and J. H. Thorp & Co., through the assistance of Joseph Friedel, consultant. Addie Godsey Gianforte assisted with the plant materials. AY, xsM Yd bsnaix5b zsw 33A 10 rnu,zuM noe35v3 9th iS noi3siis3zni noilidnixo sdT ..anI ,n533.sW bns rlasdnIsla ,.3n1 eslot b3ilqquz egnii5vo7.) Ilsw bns zoildsq .nsvillua &mot lo 37atiZiZ2A 5d1 dguo3/13 t.o.D Torii" .H .1. brit .3nI mqsq,i1sVi slbfisrnsIsaZ .21sils3sm mslq 5143 INV/ b53ziazt 93zo1nsi7 paboil) 5ibbA .3nolinno3 (15bsil3 TRUSTEES OF THE EVERSON MUSEUM OF ART John T. Schenck, President; John D. Williams, Vice President; B. Churchill Loveland, Treasurer; Mrs. Philip M. Holstein, Secretary. Mrs. William Bynum, Mrs. John W. Chap- man, Mrs. Malcolm E. Cummings, A. Dean Dudley, Mrs. Jacob Eckel, Mrs. Leo E. Gibson, Alfred W. Haight, Theodore M. Hancock, James D. Heffernan, Leonard P. Markert, John M. Marsellus, Mrs. Robert A. Riester, Foster T. Rhodes, Laurence E. Schmeckebier, Mrs. A. McKinley Terhune.

MUSEUM STAFF Max W. Sullivan, Director; Anna W. Olmsted, Director Emeritus; Mrs. Seymour F. Wilkins, Administrative Assistant; Sarah A. Farr, Curator of Education; Richard V. Smith, Research Curator; Mrs. H. Gillis Murray, Membership Secretary; Mrs. Kincaid Vars, Publicity Secretary; Jane Marziale, Administrative Secretary; Susan E. Earl, Recep- tionist; Mrs. John Fynmore, Secretary for the 22nd Ceramic National; Raymond D. LaSage, Superintendent; Leo J. Dumers, Assistant Superintendent; Charles E. Cassidy, Maintenance Assistant; Rudell Brisbon, Housekeeper; William Johnson and Ralpha John- son, Custodians.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This catalogue was printed by Midstate Offset Printing Corporation of Syracuse and pub- lished by Everson Museum of Art of Syracuse and Onondaga County, October, 1962; typographical arrangement by Homer Martin; photographs by Harold Hawley; catalogue compiled by Max W. Sullivan and edited by Mrs. Seymour F. Wilkins, Henry Gernhardt, Associate Professor of Art, Syracuse University, assisted with technical advice on the description of objects.

The type face used is Garamond light. The total edition is three thousand copies.