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Sunday, February 10, 2013

Custom Trivets

private collection of a friend
The artists who worked with Iron Mountain Stoneware created interesting, one-of-a-kind pieces as well as custom work for customers and pieces to sell through their outlet store in Laurel Bloomery, Tennessee.  Here is an example of a hot plate or trivet with a custom painted image from a historic building in Pennsylvania.  Nancy remembers painting some trivets for a customer who sent her some images of stone houses or buildings in the area there.  The trivet had a simple IMS potter's mark on the back written with a pencil and a paper, stick-on price tag (imprinted with the words Iron Mountain Stoneware) for $15.00.


1 comment:

  1. Collect tea trivets. The ceramic tiles used to make modern tea trivets allow manufacturers to create a style to fit any person's taste. At an average width of 6 inches across, these provide a delicate surface for your teapot.

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