Black Pine Pottery?

[Dav4]

Anyone ever hear of "Black Pine Pottery"? I recently acquired a nice glazed rectangular pot made by them but I can't find any other info about the potter/kiln. Thanks for any help,

Dave

 

[TimD]

hmm The only result I got in a search was some guy named Dave won one just recently in an auction.......

 

[Dav4]

hmm The only result I got in a search was some guy named Dave won one just recently in an auction.......

Yeah, I've heard of that guy...he's a know-nothing idiot. I'm hoping someone with a clue will respond.


(seriously, I hope someone with a clue will repond)

 

[Bonsai Nut]

Black Pine Pottery is out of business. If you want you can buy their old URL: www.blackpinepottery.com.

I believe it was a short-lived venture created by Georgann Lanich Payne of north-eastern Georgia.

 

[Dav4]

Thanks, Bnut. The pot I got is very well made and has a nice yellow glazed finish. It would seem that they made nice pots.

Dave

 

[greerhw]

Thanks, Bnut. The pot I got is very well made and has a nice yellow glazed finish. It would seem that they made nice pots.

Dave

Good Lord Dave, don't put a JBP in it...........

Ciao,
Harry

 

[Dav4]

Good Lord Dave, don't put a JBP in it...........

Ciao,
Harry

Oh crap...I hope I can return it and get my money back...ok, maybe I'll try one of those nice shimpaku junipers instead

Seriously, I just bought a Korean Hornbeam at the New England bonsai annual summer sale that may look great in this pot down the road...we'll see

Dave

 

[Bonsai Nut]

For what it's worth, I confirmed that the pot was created by Georgann Lanich Payne. I asked her for more information about it, if she wanted to share. If she sends me anything I will post it here.

 

[Dav4]

Wow, thanks again, Bnut!

Dave