For sale is a functional stoneware bowl handmade by the late studio potter Ted Vogel. This piece features a traditional Shino glaze with warm iron flashing and carbon trapping, resulting in a varied surface of cream, rust, and soft orange tones. The interior shows a prominent throwing spiral, and the exterior has a classic, tapered form.
Condition: Perfect condition. No chips, cracks, or wear.
Dimensions: 7 inches wide by 3 inches tall.
Markings: Signed "T. Vogel" on the foot with the artist's impressed chop mark.
Ted Vogel (1954–2023) was a well-known ceramic artist and educator based in Portland, Oregon. He served as the Ceramics Program Head at Lewis & Clark College for over 20 years. While he was recognized for his contemporary sculptural work, he maintained a dedicated practice in functional pottery. His work has been featured in numerous NCECA exhibitions and is held in various private and institutional collections across the Northwest.
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This listing includes only the item described in the title. Any other items shown in photographs are for size reference or display purposes.