Pot with a Green-Beige Glaze c. 1900 - 1920

Chris Lanooy’s “Pot with a Green-Beige Glaze” is a small, round ceramic vessel with a wide, slightly rounded base and a narrow opening, created sometime between 1900 and 1920. The pot is covered in a speckled, green-beige glaze, which gives it a textured and earthy appearance. The glaze is applied unevenly, revealing the natural clay beneath in some areas. The pot is a beautiful example of Lanooy’s work, which is known for its simple forms and elegant glazes. This piece is a testament to the artist's interest in pottery and glaze application, reflecting a period of great experimentation and creative exploration in ceramic art.