Redware wood then worked with hammer and

then worked with hammer and anvil

using 5" × 5" stock cut from old posts and beams

Inspired by an 18th century table at the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur museum

Redware pottery has been part of American kitchens since the earliest days of the colonies

Redware wood then worked with hammer andRedware pottery has been part of American kitchens since the earliest days of the colonies, valued for its warmth, utility, and simple beauty. Our Redware collection, which includes an Onion Jar, Salt Pig, and Gravy Boat, carries forward the tradition with forms that feel both familiar and tied to early American craft. Our collection is handmade by West Fork Pottery with wild clay dug near the studio in the Appalachian hills. The clay is rinsed,