Mary and Edwin Scheier c. 1950s Copper Glazed Footed Bowl, Signed hunting dogs I grew up with my

I grew up with my mother reading the entire saga of Oz books to my brother and myself

The basketry on all is finely done with sweet grass and ash splint

as is the top edge of the frame (1 to 4) and them a 5 at top left

I like to think the maker of this made one for every month of the year--and I wish I had them all

4" long x approx 3" in diameter--the size of a very large lemon

Mary and Edwin Scheier c. 1950s Copper Glazed Footed Bowl, Signed hunting dogs I grew up with myVery rare for me to come across a piece by Mary and Edwin Scheier that is within my reach, but here this beautiful small footed bowl with coppery glaze I just stumbled upon in Maine, in mint condition 1950s I believe, from the period during which they were teaching at the University of New Hampshire. To my eye a pretty perfect thing. More about the Scheiers, from Cranbrook Art Museum's website: Mary and Edwin Scheiers lifelong collaboration began in