Zanesville Matte Green Glazed Arts and Crafts Bulb Bowl ninth plate amoeba-like shape

amoeba-like shape

which one imagines were etched  into the clay with whatever pointy stick or tool was handy

or super eccentic—this Grueby tile being

Her work includes original illustrations for two books of Inuit legends

then a series of chain links

Zanesville Matte Green Glazed Arts and Crafts Bulb Bowl ninth plate amoeba-like shapeI've bought and sold a handful of these early Zanesville bowls, and I've also kept several for myself my favorite matte green glaze in the world, applied to my favorite rounded bowl form. The yellow orange clay identifies it as Zanesville, Ohio, c. 1910s or so I believe. I think these are perfect for filling with favorite rocks and shells, and also make great planters for succulents or a few narcissus bulbs for the holidays. 6 3 4" in diameter x 2 1