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Many shapes were modified and used together at Marshall Studios to create new pieces. In the case of this casserole, a footed bowl doubles as a lid for the casserole. This one has a clear gloss glaze over the stoneware bisque with colored glaze decoration applied on a wheel. It is the first MS casserole I've found and I was tickled!
Marshall Studios
I'm blown away by Marshall Studios and your photography. I only find it on rare occasions here on the east coast--the stoneware, that is.
For those of you who may not be aware, Craig hosts a magnificent educational site on Marshall Studios. Thanks for posting!
Also Blown Away
Beautiful, Craig. I've never seen the casserole before. And the Marshall Studios tiled tabletop is the perfect backdrop for this photo.
~Scott
sllab studios / sllab modern
http//www.sllab.net
Me three.
Craig, this casserole is really amazing. I love it.