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I love to make pots. The intent of this site is to share images of what I make. Currently I am not selling pots from this site, but am happy to answer inquiries. mbaker@meca.edu

black striped bowl

small bowl

 

porcelain bowl

porcelain bowl

cream and sugar on tray

Cream and Sugar set on tray

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12 Responses to “”

  1. JAMES R. BAKER said

    LOOKS GREAT.
    I PUT IT ON FAVORITES SO I’LL KEEP CHECKING.
    POP

  2. reagan said

    MB,
    Your pots kickass.

    Best,
    Reagan

  3. Stephanie said

    Absolutely gorgeous!

  4. Alright Marian!! Way to go! The site looks GREAT and your pots are singing! Love the Islesford shots… it looks so warm and cozy in there! :)

    Congratulations!

    love,
    Kaitlyn

  5. Rick Benjamin said

    This looks fabulous, Marian! It is so nice to see your work up & visible in this medium. I am going to refer friends & family here when they ask me how to “order” your pieces!

    Well done! Hey, where’s the pic of Kaitlyn with the sponge?

    love,

    Rick

  6. Thom Heyer said

    Marian! Everything looks SO beautiful!!! Stephen & I will be at Audrey’s for the entire month of July again–can’t wait to see you & hang out–you’re the best!

    Love:
    Thom

  7. mod ono said

    I love the website! And hope to continue being a patron of your beautiful work!

  8. Clare the Kiwi said

    Wow, how nice to check you out from down under and what a site!!! I wish I was where you are now, both in time and space (indian summer?) and with your website. Great idea for advertising new works.

  9. Liza Rudolph said

    Beautiful, Marian! Congratulations! Can’t wait to see more!

  10. Thom Heyer said

    Marian: We just ate off your beautiful plates for lunch w/ friends today….They always get compliments & most importantly, make me happy EVERY TIME we use them. (We also used them last night with company as well….;^)

  11. Your glazes are amazing…it’s like you have sliced through to expose another layer that is much deeper than the depth/width of the pieces. You are so great to have a site and the ability for visitors to reply is a very nice way for us to let you know about our experience here. Bravo!

  12. Sue Aripotch said

    Marion- two summers ago, while waiting for the ferry, I found a shard of the apple green/ aquamarine/tan pottery and began swooning. I HAD to have it. My friend Barbara told me it may have come from the shop on the dock . I bought a tall cup and now I swoon every morning and night while I drink my tea. Or when I catch a glimpse of it any time. Thank you for using color!

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