Pitchers are perfect for lemonade, tea, sangria.....you name it. Rid yourself of the packaging of milk jugs and juice containers. Add a flair of artistic detail to your table during special occasions, or just for yourself. Smaller pitchers are great for syrup or cream.

Any pitcher can also be used as a vase, perfect for impromptu wildflowers from the kiddos, herbs from the garden, or a serious bouquet for special occasions.

If you see a style you like, click on the thumbnail above to take you to that section. If you are in the mood to browse, enjoy the whole list.

To purchase pitchers for sale, you can choose a general style and/or kiln, or a specific piece on this page. Give me a call or email with the corresponding information, and we can talk. Enjoy!

Fired in Jack Troy's Komuri Anagama, summer 08, this pitcher is sweet and ready for your sangria..... The second round of pieces with a surface technique using wax and a paintbrush, the surface is complex and mysterious, with a mimic to the graffiti I see daily in the city.

Juicy and dripping with ash on one side, more subdued flashing on the other. The surface technique catches the subtle changes, looking natural and inviting.

One of the first of the lidded pitchers, this piece is ready to serve you, from keeping juice in the fridge, to keeping ice coffee cold and fresh coffee hot.

Fired in Jack Troy's Komuri Anagama, this sweet pitcher is full-size for any beverage, with a lid to keep it fresh.

Slightly tapered beakers with a spout, these little pitchers are the perfect accent for cream, syrup, or fresh herbs from the garden. Small enough to get your hand around comfortably. These pitchers were fired in Jack Troy's Pixiegama, March 2008......more are available.

With an oribe liner glaze, the flashing on the outside of this pitcher is different from every angle.

A sweet little pitcher, naked clay outside, shino glazed in, perfect size for cream for two.

Naked clay outside, this pitcher was fired in a very gentle zone, and has the subtle flashing marks to prove it. Glazed with Yellow Salt inside....

Two pitchers, cousins, fired on the same shelf inside the side door of the Pixiegama.

Two sisters glazed in the rear chamber of the Pixiegama.....just behind the checkerboard flue wall. Yellow Salt glaze with oribe pours.

From Kevin Crowe's November 2007 firing.....this pitcher had a prime piece of real estate right up front near the firebox. It's sibling is below, perhaps a smaller cousin, with matching crystal growth and accents. Other pitchers are available from this firing, including some not pictured.....

The little cousin of the pitcher above.

A frosty specimen from the front of the anagama chamber, complete with white ash runs, a black line around the ash from the shino glaze.....

A sweet pitcher from a more mellow location in the anagama chamber of Kevin Crowe's kiln. Very comfortable handle.....

Wood fired in Simon Levin's kiln in Northern Wisconsin, this pitcher is the perfect record of his slow, heavily reduced atmosphere. With a solid handle and gentle waving flame marks, you'll be itching to fill it with grape juice, sangria, or the first spring wildflowers. More available.....

Fired on its side, the flame marks on one side are subtle, and ash deposits heavier on the other side.

The best of all parts of the firing, from flashing to ash, the gentle form of this pitcher will have you using it every day.

Saggered inside of a larger pot, this pitcher is shino glazed with a light dusting of ash on the upper surface. Very gentle.

Woodfired pitcher- tp1      9" x 5" x 4"        $40

The beautiful flame patterns on this pitcher give you plenty to look at while serving drinks, or a beautiful meditation piece for flowers or mantle.

Fired twice for a rich layering of effects, this pitcher has a natural look highlighted by direct ash deposits and the history of flame inscribed over time.

Tall and elegant, this pitcher has a deep, natural surface that will bring you many contemplative moments.