Description
The slate on the back is blank
I especially love "Yum / Yum" for the kissing couple
but much of this has faded from the top surface of the wood
The wood has probably darkened a bit and is rough in spots
but I am not entirely sure
Rare Rhead Pottery Santa Barbara Small Vessel, c.1913-1917 handmade decoy The slate on the backI trusted my eye and gut on this beautiful small matte blue gray glazed vessel, the stamp on the bottom of which I could not quite read when I found it, but which felt like a special thing. Indeed, it is a piece by Frederick Rhead, Rhead Pottery, Santa Barbara, c1913 1917. Frederick Hurten Rhead (18801942) was a ceramicist and a major figure in the Arts and Crafts movement. A native of England, he worked as a potter in the United States for most of
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