Vintage 1980s Brown Stoneware Pitcher Signed by Oregon Potter James Robinson

This handmade studio pottery pitcher was made in the late-1980s by Southern Oregon potter James Robinson. It is made with local clay that Robinson sourced from the local mountains, and it features a stylized Oregon Grape (state flower) design. The surface is a clear, soft satin glaze that allows the natural color of the clay to show. It is glazed on the interior as well, and could be used to serve beverages or be displayed as decor. No chips or cracks. 11.5" tall, 6" wide across the base, 8" wide with handle The wine bottle is not for sale; it's included in the picture only to give an idea of the size of the pitcher.