Potters Guild Kiddie Sale Table, May 1986
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Ann Arbor News, May 24, 1986
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POTTERY FOR KIDDIES - Andrew Stewart, whose mom Kris is a member of The Potters' Guild, inspects some of the goods to be offered at the guild's spring sale on June 1 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The outdoor display of items for the sale will be arranged in front of guild studios at 201 Hill St. The guild is a non-profit cooperative of 40 clayworkers who share the work of maintaining a studio and providing classes for the community. Andrew is well within the age limit for the Kiddies' Table, a special feature of Potters' Guild events. The assortment of child-sized ceramics (all $2 or less) is made especially for and sold only to children under 12 years old. For those 12 and over, the selection includes handcrafted stoneware, porcelain and ovenware clay, wall hangings and sculpture.
Ann Arbor News, May 24, 1986
Caption
POTTERY FOR KIDDIES - Andrew Stewart, whose mom Kris is a member of The Potters' Guild, inspects some of the goods to be offered at the guild's spring sale on June 1 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The outdoor display of items for the sale will be arranged in front of guild studios at 201 Hill St. The guild is a non-profit cooperative of 40 clayworkers who share the work of maintaining a studio and providing classes for the community. Andrew is well within the age limit for the Kiddies' Table, a special feature of Potters' Guild events. The assortment of child-sized ceramics (all $2 or less) is made especially for and sold only to children under 12 years old. For those 12 and over, the selection includes handcrafted stoneware, porcelain and ovenware clay, wall hangings and sculpture.
Year
1986
Month
May
Day
22
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