Stunning Argillite Rattle
Freddie Wilson, Argillite Rattle, Mounted on stand, 7 1'4" high, 9" long, 3" at widest point
Earle A. Morrison/Robin Bush: No. 118 chairs
The no. 118 chairs are a result of a modernist movement that occurred in Victoria and Vancouver in the 1950’s, marking a design heyday for British Columbia, a celebration of many modernist designers, including Arthur Erickson, Peter Cotton and of course Earle A. Morrison and Robin Bush. Designers who managed to parlay post-war enthusiasm for modernism into a clean, crisp West Coast version for themselves.
Naramata’s Little Tunnel, with a light touch, en plein air
While painting this view of the hills above Naramata to the Little Tunnel en plein air in 1962, Percy Ritchie asked G. Campbell Tinning to stop, to not add anymore detail. If he stopped she would buy it from him.
Decorating with Pottery: Elevating Your Space with Handcrafted Pieces
Walter Dexter plate, signed and stamped Kelowna Canada.
Peg Loan, potter
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