Shard Pottery Fish Creamer and Sugar Bowl

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Shard Pottery Fish Creamer and Sugar Bowl

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Sold Date:09/11/2004
Channel: Retail
Source: Tias
Category: Ceramics

The Shard Pottery operates in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine and has had its pieces shown in the Smithsonian as well as the Museum of American Art in New York. This is a hand thrown, lead-free, cream and sugar set sponge-painted in green and decorated with the trout design they call: Fish. Excellent condition, but the sugar is missing its lid. My price reflects this loss and is less than half of what you would pay for just one piece of this set. Shard is still making this pattern.

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