Medium (Traditional #6 ) Marbled Long Tom with Saucer Size:#6 Approx. 7" Top Diameter x 9" Tall it creates subtle washes of

it creates subtle washes of color and a gently glazed sheen—effects rarely seen in traditional marbled pottery

A rhubarb forcer is used to jump start rhubarb in the early spring

This pot is inspired by Weser (pronounced VAY-sar) ware from northern Germany at the end of the 16th century

as well as on top of glaze that was applied before firing

and then continuing on to southwestern Wisconsin

Medium (Traditional #6 ) Marbled Long Tom with Saucer Size:#6 Approx. 7" Top Diameter x 9" Tall it creates subtle washes ofThis pot is inspired by traditional Long Tom shapes, which were popular in Victorian England for plants that needed extra room for deep roots. I've given the traditional shape a bit more flair, and also added beading ornamentation under the rim. Long toms are great for amaryllis, topiaries or tall grasses. Marbled pottery, also referred to sometimes as agateware, has ancient roots, going all the way back to the Roman Empire (1st century BC to the 5th