A rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring sits on a vintage wood table in the Lemieux et Cie storeA rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring shown from top view in the Lemieux et Cie storeA rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring sits on a stack of books in the Lemieux et Cie storeA rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring sits on a cerused oak wood table in the Lemieux et Cie store
A rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring sits on a vintage wood table in the Lemieux et Cie storeA rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring shown from top view in the Lemieux et Cie storeA rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring sits on a stack of books in the Lemieux et Cie storeA rustic, dark metallic sculptural handmade ceramic vase with a spiked center ring sits on a cerused oak wood table in the Lemieux et Cie store

Handmade Spiked Hourglass Vase in Gunmetal Glaze

$250.00
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Available for pickup directly from our showroom at 161 Grand Street in Soho New York. Delivery can also be arranged.

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The top of this hand-built stoneware vase flares into a wide, slightly oval mouth, the base flares out to match, and a band of conical spikes rings the narrow waist. Nancy Hirschmann finished it in a glossy gunmetal glaze flecked with gold and bronze, which shows every small pit and ripple in the surface. The foot is left unglazed. The short, open shape suits a dense, low posy.

5"W x 5"D x 7"H

  • Maker: Nancy Hirschmann, New York
  • Material: Hand-built stoneware
  • Finish: Gunmetal metallic glaze; unglazed foot
  • Note: One of a kind; glaze and form vary by piece

About the Maker

Nancy Hirschmann is a ceramic artist in Chelsea, New York. She hand-builds functional stoneware, and no two pieces are alike. She came to ceramics after a career in law and is largely self-taught. She is drawn to the freedom of working with clay, letting go of rules and convention, and discovering the unpredictable magic of glazing and firing clay.

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