Weserware Pot with Double Handles Dinnerware Perfect for herbs or succulents

Perfect for herbs or succulents on a sunny windowsill

First appearing in the Dorian region of Greece in about the 6th century BC

(1150° C)

Each was hand thrown by Peter on his foot powered treadle wheel

Weserware Pot with Double Handles Dinnerware Perfect for herbs or succulentsThis pot is inspired by Weser (pronounced VAY sar) ware from northern Germany at the end of the 16th century. The particular pot that inspired me, (see last photo in this listing) was excavated from the site of an early 17th century church in Jamestown, Virginia, and was made of red clay with a coggle decoration, covered with white slip, a clear lead glaze, and a colorful striped pattern. No doubt this pot was made for food storage, but I think the