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This Large Pitcher was thrown on the pottery wheel by Perry/Bibb county potter Allen Ham. This item is a shiny, rich color or brown and is sized at 7.5x5.25x7.5. This pitcher is a perfect addition to your kitchen for serving delicious toppings at your family meals!

Betty Bain: Large Star; Hand dyed; Colors may differ from images; Contact Gallery for more information or more colors.

Add a touch of artistry and elegance to your home with this stunning large ceramic vase, crafted by the talented Allen Ham from Perry/Bibb County. The color of the vase is a brownish greenish color. Measuring 6" x 8.5", this handcrafted piece is signed by the artist on the bottom, making it a unique and meaningful addition to any collection. Perfect for any room, this vase combines both form and function to bring an artistic flair to your space.

Carl Jackson: Wood & Metal Forged Box; approx. 26"x10"x7"

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this ceramic herb marker. This herb marker sticks in the dirt and labels where lavender is planted in your garden. The top has a speckled blue and green glaze, perfect for standing out from the herbs!

Tanya Dunnam a Wilcox County artist made this 5.5 x 12.5 leaf imprinted pottery platter. The platter is this beautiful creamy color with tiny spots making it detailed

"Leaving Gee's Bend is a beautifully written and Ms. Latham's use of the Southern vernacular of the era is flawless. The story is compelling and the strong-willed heroine, Ludelphina, stole my heart. Though dirt poor, the residents of this smaller than small Alabama town are drenched in dignity and faith. I couldn't put it down." - Brenda Woods, author of the Coretta Scott King Honor- winning The Red Rose BoxIrene Latham stitched her first sewing card when she was four years old. She lives in...

This new and definitive edition of Letters from Alabama offers a valuable window into pioneer Alabama and the landscape and life-forms encountered by early settlers of the state.Phillip Henry Gosse (1810-1888), a British nationalist, left home at age seventeen and travelled to Canada before making his way to Alabama in 1838. He was employed by Judge Reuben Saffold and other planters near Pleasant Hill in Dallas County as a teacher for about a dozen children of local landowners, but his...

Bud Rogers, a Clarke County artist, made this 10in x 8in license plate birdhouse. This birdhouse has a 2 in. opening for small birds, and the license plate is a refurbished old Alabama plate. This perfect for decor and has a small block for hanging.

Bud Rogers- License Tag Dust Pan- Approx 13"x11" If you want a cool new product for your cleaning needs, these license plate dust pans are great for sweeping up all kinds of messes. Each dust pan has a different plate, so please leave a customer comment if you have a specific tag you would like and/or to check availability. With your purchase you will receive one (1) tag.

Tanya Dunnam handmade this glazed ceramic jar with lid. This jar has beige and brown drip accents. The lid is made with a decorative rounded handle making it more unique.

Wilcox County artist, Tanya Dunnam, created this 6.5" x  4.5" lidded cookie jar, complete with 2 sculpted "lady fingers" inside. Fingers are removable. The pottery jar is glazed with a creamy white, food safe glaze, and the word "cookies" is in a light blue color. The jar has a removable lid. Tanya creates her pottery at BBTCAC's Ceramics Studio. All of Tanya's pottery is signed by the artist on the bottom.