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This piece came to us on consignment from its owner. There’s no second one in the back, so once it sells, it’s gone.
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Meet the "Sorcerer", a stoneware coffee server with the kind of moody charm that turns a morning pour into a little ritual. Rendered in blue and cream glaze, its hand-thrown silhouette carries that studio-pottery feel collectors chase: earthy, tactile, and just a touch mysterious.
Built from glazed stoneware, it has real heft and a smooth, cool-to-the-touch surface where the blue washes into cream in a way no two pieces ever repeat. The condition is excellent, with no chips or crazing to note, clearly cared for and ready for daily use or display. This is vintage decor Portland shoppers hunt for: functional, sculptural, and genuinely one of a kind.
Set it out on a mid-century sideboard beside stacked mugs, or let it anchor a coffee station with brass accents and a linen runner. It plays beautifully against warm walnut tones and looks equally at home in a bohemian kitchen or a pared-back modern nook. Pour, admire, repeat.
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