KILN OPENING historic little brown mugs (409

It's like reaching into history and pulling out a mug.

[@patspotpage]

Hi Jeff! Your little brown mugs seem to sparkle! What classic beauties. What a fitting tribute. Your bowls are fantastic as well.

[@pottersjournal]

Through the process felt as if I was just going through the motions but in the end, they really took me by storm. Kinda wishes I'd used the treadle although it wasn't needed, they got the life.

[@FedericoBorluzzi]

I always love all these shiny materials like that!

[@spitrock33]

Wonderful video, love the little brown mugs,,can't leave out the wonderful pitchers,,,can you do that with Weavers clay body?

[@pottersjournal]

I do like redware, earthenware. For me, I like making the stoneware, stronger more durable and a nice ring to it.

[@cherylbowman5036]

Total enjoyment in your video. Thank you for your tip in the previous video about the high edge of the rim of the mug goes on the opposite side of the handle. I have always questioned that on my mugs and now I can handle with more confidence. Love the little brown mugs. ❤

[@pottersjournal]

WOW. Thanks for making note of what is really a philosophy of design so subtle who would ever notice but that I think important to strong form.

[@sheilacarroll3981]

There is beauty in simple form. Love the Albany slip glaze. Well done

[@pottersjournal]

It really took me by surprise. Other than me no one really knew what they were, except..... I got the ultimate satisfaction, the museum curator and sit administrator both got one.