I thought it just a dirty,
black bowl and passed it by. Later in
the morning, I took a couple of photographs of it then turned it over. Bauer, it said. I knew that Bauer was one of the best of the California
potters, and I even own two of their largest bowls. As I left the store, I pointed out to one of
our volunteers that the bowl had water spots and needed washing.
This morning, after the
gym and breakfast, I tried to look up this bowl on the internet. In an hour of research, I found only one similar
bowl, but it had no price. Other black
pieces run from seventy five dollars to
a hundred something. I think I will run
down to the store this morning to make sure it got washed and priced fairly and
get it up off floor level. That might be
nice.
I think I would have snatched it up, water spots and all. Great find.
ReplyDeleteLove this pot!
ReplyDeleteThe paint should come off of it. Living better chemically.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome find!!
ReplyDeleteI think Hillarman's daughter is writing the new ones. Aunt Marge loved those mysteries, and I liked the PBS series based on the books with Wes Studi.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the black pot, I'll take it. And it's not about the price, its beautiful!
That pot is just the sort of style I love. Very minimalist. Of course, I wouldn't buy it as it would just be another thing to dust. I want less and less to dust.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good pot with a pleasing shape. The glaze gives it depth.
ReplyDeleteLovely pot! I have two Bauer mixing bowls and a gravy boat but nothing as elegant as this pot.
ReplyDeleteThat really is a gorgeous pot!
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