Slip Decoration Collection

Ring Bottle, c. 1936. Creator: A. Zaidenberg
Ring Bottle, c. 1936

Water Pitcher, c. 1940. Creator: Raymond McGough
Water Pitcher, c. 1940

Jug, c. 1940. Creator: Winifred Luten
Jug, c. 1940

Pitcher, c. 1941. Creator: Genevieve Jordan
Pitcher, c. 1941

Jug, 1935/1942. Creator: Lillian Hunter
Jug, 1935/1942

Earthenware Jug, c. 1937. Creator: L. Vladimar Fischer
Earthenware Jug, c. 1937

Meat Dish, c. 1939. Creator: Philip Smith
Meat Dish, c. 1939

Gray Stone Jar, c. 1940. Creator: John Price
Gray Stone Jar, c. 1940

Jug, probably 1938. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Jug, probably 1938

Jug, c. 1939. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Jug, c. 1939

Jug, c. 1940. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Jug, c. 1940

Jar, 1939. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Jar, 1939

Crock, c. 1939. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Crock, c. 1939

Crock, c. 1939. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Crock, c. 1939

Jug, c. 1939. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Jug, c. 1939

Vase, 1939. Creator: Anne Nemtzoff
Vase, 1939

Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942. Creator: A. Zimet
Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942

Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942. Creator: A. Zimet
Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942

Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942. Creator: A. Zimet
Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942

Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942. Creator: A. Zimet
Decoration for Stoneware, 1935/1942

Economy Pie Plate, c. 1937. Creator: Edward White
Economy Pie Plate, c. 1937

Economite Bowl or Cake Mold, c. 1937. Creator: Edward White
Economite Bowl or Cake Mold, c. 1937

Pie Plate, c. 1937. Creator: Paul Ward
Pie Plate, c. 1937

Jar, c. 1938. Creator: John Dana
Jar, c. 1938

Stoneware Jar, c. 1953. Creator: John Dana
Stoneware Jar, c. 1953

Jug, c. 1937. Creator: John Dana
Jug, c. 1937

Stoneware Jar, c. 1953. Creator: John Dana
Stoneware Jar, c. 1953

Jar, c. 1937. Creator: John Dana
Jar, c. 1937

Jug, c. 1936. Creator: John Dana
Jug, c. 1936

Jar, c. 1936. Creator: John Dana
Jar, c. 1936

Churn, 1937. Creator: Eugene Barrell
Churn, 1937

Zoar Flower Pot, c. 1937. Creator: Richard Barnett
Zoar Flower Pot, c. 1937

Five Gallon Churn, c. 1937. Creator: Richard Barnett
Five Gallon Churn, c. 1937

Cask, probably 1937. Creator: Richard Barnett
Cask, probably 1937

Stoneware Jar, 1937. Creator: Richard Barnett
Stoneware Jar, 1937

Stoneware Jar, c. 1937. Creator: Richard Barnett
Stoneware Jar, c. 1937

Stoneware Jar, c. 1937. Creator: Richard Barnett
Stoneware Jar, c. 1937

Pie Plate, 1936. Creator: Agnes Karlin
Pie Plate, 1936

Pie Plate, c. 1936. Creators: Agnes Karlin, Mina Lowry
Pie Plate, c. 1936

Bowl, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Agnes Karlin
Bowl, 1935/1942

Pitcher, c. 1941. Creator: Carl Strehlau
Pitcher, c. 1941

Flower Crock, probably 1940 / 1941. Creator: Robert Stewart
Flower Crock, probably 1940/1941

Cup and Saucer, c. 1939. Creator: Robert Stewart
Cup and Saucer, c. 1939. (Note: words on items. Mercer, Greensboro Silver Cornet band)

Bowl with Birds, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th / early 14th century
Bowl with Birds, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th/early 14th century

Bowl with calligraphic decoration, 10th century. Creator: Unknown
Bowl with calligraphic decoration, 10th century

Butter Churn, c. 1937. Creator: Charlotte Sperber
Butter Churn, c. 1937

Jug, 1937. Creator: Charlotte Sperber
Jug, 1937

Crock, c. 1937. Creator: Charlotte Sperber
Crock, c. 1937. (name on crock Paul Cushman s)

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"Exploring the Art of Slip Decoration: A Journey through Time and Creativity" Step into the world of slip decoration, where skilled artisans have transformed ordinary ceramics into stunning works of art. From pie plates to bowls, pitchers to crocks, each piece tells a unique story that captivates the eye and sparks curiosity. In 1936, Agnes Karlin showcased her talent with a mesmerizing pie plate. The intricate patterns and delicate details transport us back in time, while Mina Lowry joined forces with Karlin to create another masterpiece in c. 1936. Karlin's creativity didn't stop there; she also crafted a remarkable bowl in 1935/1942 that showcases her mastery of slip decoration. Meanwhile, Carl Strehlau took center stage with his pitcher in c. 1941 – an exquisite blend of form and design. Robert Stewart's flower crock from probably 1940/1941 is a testament to his artistic prowess. Its vibrant colors and floral motifs breathe life into this functional piece. Stewart's cup and saucer from c. 1939 are equally enchanting – an invitation to savor every sip. But let's not forget about the historical gems within this collection. An Ilkhanid dynasty bowl from the late 13th / early 14th century transports us back centuries ago, showcasing timeless beauty that transcends time itself. And an intricately decorated calligraphic bowl from the 10th century reminds us of ancient craftsmanship by an unknown creator. Charlotte Sperber makes her mark on slip decoration history with her butter churn from c. 1937 – blending functionality with elegance seamlessly. Her jug and crock creations further demonstrate her skillful hand at transforming clay into captivating pieces that stand out among their peers. As we delve deeper into this world of slip decoration, we discover not only beautiful objects but also stories woven together by talented artists throughout history.