Pottery

Jimmy and Peggy Dailey: Standing Angel 4"

'Sugar Dish' by Dallas County artist, Mary Jane Moore, is a creme and colored dish with flowers on them, and a creme and pink lid. It is designed to hold sugar in your kitchen! It is sized at approximately 4x4.

Eric Miller creates his pottery pieces by a traditional method passed down for six generations.  Every single piece of his is a one-of-a-kind.  The history of his family is in every single item he makes, since the pottery out of the same clay that all of his fathers used.  His vases are a beautiful piece that will look great on any tabletop in your house.Eric Miller: Tall Vase; 12"x8"

Steve Miller: Tall Vase, approx. 14"x5"

Rosie Floyd: Tan Vase; approx. 9"x4"

Becky Blaylock, a Dallas County artist, created this ceramic tealight holder, which is perfect for holding a tealight candle inside. The holder has small holes on the side, along with stars and linear designs imprinted into the side for decoration.

Duncan Black, Monroe County artist, says that "The Right Reverend Linden Vredenburgh left the Methodist Church to sing bass in the Cackling Church Choir. He roosts next to Miss Mineola Megargel." The Right Reverend Linden Vredenburgh is brightly colored, stands about 9.5 inches tall from the base to top of his comb and is approximately 4.5 inches wide from wing tip to wing tip. He is one of the talented members of the "Cackling Church Choir" sculptures by Duncan Black.

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this ceramic trinket dish. This trinket dish is 3" round, flower shaped, and has lace imprinted into the clay along with a red heart in the center. 

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this trinket dish. This trinket dish is 3" round and flower shaped. In the center, a red heart is printed. This dish has a green and brown speckled glaze.

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County pottery, created this 3" round flower shaped trinket dish. This trinket dish has a bright pink glaze. In the center, there is a red heart imprint.

Jo Taylor created this trinket dish with a handle. This trinket dish has a dark blue fused glass bottom design. This trinket dish measures approximately 4 inches. 

Lisa Lenox, a Montgomery County artist, made this 5"x5"x7.5" ceramic triple toad house. This toad house has 3 coral shapes openings at the top, as well as a triangular shaped opening at the bottom. The top is a beautiful green, which fades into blue, which fades into a purple at the bottom.