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Piece of Earth Pottery Red Hook Red Tumbler Set of Two
Stoneware Red Hook Red Tumbler Set of Two, each measuring just over 4" high with a 3.75" diameter opening. They were made by pouring clay slip into our own tumbler cup mold and fired in our kiln.
All Piece of Earth Pottery pieces are made from long lasting stoneware in Taghkanic NY by Jennifer and Tom from clay that is locally mined from Sheffield Massachusetts.
All items on the HVNY Marketplace ship directly from their makers + All prices include shipping. Free local pick-up available from The Annex Antiques Center in Red Hook with pre-payment.
Stoneware Red Hook Red Tumbler Set of Two, each measuring just over 4" high with a 3.75" diameter opening. They were made by pouring clay slip into our own tumbler cup mold and fired in our kiln.
All Piece of Earth Pottery pieces are made from long lasting stoneware in Taghkanic NY by Jennifer and Tom from clay that is locally mined from Sheffield Massachusetts.
All items on the HVNY Marketplace ship directly from their makers + All prices include shipping. Free local pick-up available from The Annex Antiques Center in Red Hook with pre-payment.
Stoneware Red Hook Red Tumbler Set of Two, each measuring just over 4" high with a 3.75" diameter opening. They were made by pouring clay slip into our own tumbler cup mold and fired in our kiln.
All Piece of Earth Pottery pieces are made from long lasting stoneware in Taghkanic NY by Jennifer and Tom from clay that is locally mined from Sheffield Massachusetts.
All items on the HVNY Marketplace ship directly from their makers + All prices include shipping. Free local pick-up available from The Annex Antiques Center in Red Hook with pre-payment.
Meet the Maker:
Name: Jennifer Freese
What county do you live in?: Columbia
Tell us about yourself + your work: Tom and I have been best friends since we were 5 years old and grew up together in Upstate NY. Both of us have been creators of art and design since we were young and have never stopped making things. Now, we are more than happily married and have our own small pottery studio where we make functional pottery together. Tom also works with stone and metal to create stone people and loves to weld to make all types of fun and practical inventions. Jen also makes jewelry and sells antiques.
How long have you been living/working in the Hudson Valley?: All our lives
Where or what are your favorite things to do in the Hudson Valley?: Live, work and create!
Are you an artist or maker living in the Hudson Valley? Apply to the HVNY Marketplace – it’s free to list your work!
