The Fourth Annual Henry Ford College Fall Pottery Boutique

Wednesday, November 18, 2015 to Saturday, November 21, 2015

Works by over three dozen potters will be for sale. This event will showcase both a number of well-respected regional potters along with the best from the Henry Ford College Ceramics Program. For more information on this event: hss.hfcc.edu/pottery-boutique.

Presidents’ and Collectors’ Preview and Advance Sale: Wednesday, November 18, 2015, 4:30 – 8 p.m. ($5 admission that goes to the Henry Ford College Scholarship Fund)
Regular Free Admission: Thursday – Saturday, November 19 – 21, 2015, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

  • A pair of hand thrown ceramic mugs with multicolored decoration on white clay.
  • Multicolored hand thrown lidded serving dish made out of stoneware clay.
  • Pair of hand thrown drinking mugs: one with brown glaze and one with blue glaze.
  • Large hand thrown covered jar with spiked surface and coffee colored glaze.
  • Rustic colored, hand thrown ceramic tea bowl with sea shell imprints.
  • Hand thrown, double walled, ceramic vase with white exterior, turquoise interior, and gold lettering.
  • Stacking set of handmade serving trays with coffee colored glaze and embedded designs.
  • Handmade multicolored imaginary Griot mask.
  • A pair of hand made, green glazed, ceramic cups and saucers.
  • Hand thrown bowls, altered to match the geographic shapes of Michigan.
  • Hand thrown and altered vase, glazed in yellow and gray.
  • Large, hand thrown, tan and blue glazed ceramic serving bowl.
  • Two sets of handmade ceramic earrings, each containing images from contemporary pop culture.
  • Three hand thrown drinking tumblers, each with coffee colored glaze.
  • Wheel thrown, lidded casserole that is rustic colored with white bands and green highlights.
  • A group of hand made, corked, beverage bottle stoppers.
  • A group of handmade, ceramic singing dogs.
  • A hand thrown ceramic teapot with a rustic orange glaze.
  • Handmade porcelain serving platter with fish images.
  • Two hand made ceramics creatures acting silly, one on the shoulders of the other.
  • A hand thrown ceramic ewer with green glaze and corked lid.
  • Handmade platter with brightly colored plant images.