Creamer in Salt Glaze with Cobalt, 4.5"h (Ben Owen Sr.) Tea Mugs Unusual microcrystals have formed within

Unusual microcrystals have formed within the Yellow Matte portion of the glaze

Airborne ash flakes cling to the exposed areas of the pot and accumulate over time

The Turquoise Matte glaze was created to produce a smooth

The Cobalt Crystalline finish includes the pigments cobalt and iron to create a truly unique effect

When testing the glaze in the wood kilns back home at the family pottery

Creamer in Salt Glaze with Cobalt, 4.5"h (Ben Owen Sr.) Tea Mugs Unusual microcrystals have formed withinA traditional English style, this Creamer in Salt Glaze with Cobalt is a delightful addition to any collection. Beautiful by itself, this piece is a great example of salt glaze with decorative Cobalt accents. Dishwasher safe. Measuring 5l x 4. 25w x 4. 5h. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century. Due to the high firing