Pitcher in Salt Glaze with Cobalt, 5.75"h (Ben Owen Sr.) Soup Tureen Some finishes are a base

Some finishes are a base of iron yellow with cobalt blue or copper green covered with orange to silver developing from the overlapping colors

Most pieces dedicated to Ash glazing are placed in the kiln with little to no glaze applied to the exterior

With an organic

This traditional form of Ben’s family was influenced by early research into pottery forms created during the Tang Dynasty of Chinese culture

Ben III reserves the Opal Blue Glaze for pieces made with a red clay body

Pitcher in Salt Glaze with Cobalt, 5.75"h (Ben Owen Sr.) Soup Tureen Some finishes are a baseA traditional English style Pitcher in Salt Glaze with Cobalt design. A delightful addition to any collection. Beautiful by itself or in use at the dinner table, this piece is a great example of Ben Owen Sr.'s work. Measuring 6. 75l x 5. 25w x 5. 75h. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Salt Glaze Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century. Due to the high