Edwin and Mary Scheier Blue Glazed Studio Pottery Dish with Two Faces three-drawer cabinet I’m so intrigued by this

I’m so intrigued by this tiny clay figure on horseback

on which there is some loss of lacquer on the backside in one corner

The lid is attached with hinges and opens with ease

Or turn it upside down--it sits squarely on the ears and snout--and use it as a vase or even as a planter

Edwin and Mary Scheier Blue Glazed Studio Pottery Dish with Two Faces three-drawer cabinet I’m so intrigued by thisThis hand thrown small plate dish was created by Mary and Edwin Scheier, a fascinating couple at the vanguard of American studio pottery. Largely self taught and consummately curious, the two met working on a WPA project in Virginia, travelled the country for a period as itinerant puppeteers, worked, studied and started making pottery together in East Tennesee, taught for many years in New Hampshire, and later lived in Oaxaca, studying Oaxacan craft