Lost and Found

October 15, 2009 at 12:05 am | In Modernism in Los Angeles | Leave a Comment

Peter recently discovered an hour-glass shaped ceramic buried under ivy and dirt. This ceramic came out of an estate with other amazing ceramics (Peter Voulkos and John Mason to name a few). We are in the process of identifying it and are scouring our resources, but have had no luck in finding the maker of the mystery piece. If you know anything about the item in question, please let us know! We would love to give you credit in the catalogue.

Mystery ceramic found under foliage

Ceramic cleans up real nice

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