Mottled blue

Lots of color variation from pale green and bluish-white to brown, with burnt brown edges. Piece #3 may have had a thinner glaze coat because it doesn’t have any of the pale green.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small cup or prep bowl
Piece #2 small bowl/dish for keys, change, etc.
Piece #3 small succulent pot (no hole) or martini pick holder

Bringle yellow

A granny smith apple green. Semi-transparent with clay speckling showing through. #3 is on a lighter clay body and appears as more of a chartreuse or greenish-yellow.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small succulent pot (no hole) or martini pick holder
Piece #2 small cereal bowl
Piece #3 small cup

Ranch butter

Glossy white with lots of speckling that breaks brown around the edges and thin spots.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small shallow rice bowl
Piece #2 small succulent pot (no hole) or martini pick holder
Piece #3 small rice bowl

Tangerine

Light transparent peachy color. So transparent the clay body shows through (not just speckling) Browns out in thinner glaze areas (especially noticeable on #3).

Size notes:

Piece #1 small cup / succulent holder (no hole)
Piece #2 small cup / succulent holder (no hole)
Piece #3 small cup / succulent holder (no hole)

Giatta’s blue

Melty ice blue that shows speckling and breaks to brown in thin areas. There’s a red-brown hue on the clay body where it meets the glaze that creates some interest in the bottom half.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small prep bowl
Piece #2 small cup / succulent holder (no hole)
Piece #3 small low dish / succulent holder (no hole)

Matte white

Thin transparent matte glaze that’s white in thicker areas and drip areas. A lot of the light tan clay color shows through.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small cup / succulent holder (no hole)
Piece #2 small rice bowl
Piece #3 small pencil or succulent holder (no hole)

RJ shino

Warm red-brown satin glaze that goes white in extra thick spots and darker in thin spots and edges. Time in glaze increased from left to right.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small shallow bowl for keys, limes, etc.
Piece #2 small pencil holder / plant pot (no hole)
Piece #3 small plant pot (no hole) — very messy drip from kiln
Piece #4 small plant pot (no hole)

Green to black and cornwall stone

On left there’s “Green to black” a black glaze that breaks brown in thin areas. On the right there’s “Cornwall stone” a very speckled blueish cream color with warm brown edges.

Transparent

Fully transparent glaze with cool grey tint. The one on the right has a top layer of tangerine that dripped over the transparent. The one on the left is dark brown in areas of thin glaze.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small cup / succulent pot (no hole)
Piece #2 small bowl for food prep, etc.
Piece #3 small bowl for food prep, etc.

Banilla

Erratic matte glaze that goes from red-brown to tan to cream depending on firing conditions. It turns to cream in the thickest areas.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small succulent pot (no hole) / ring dish
Piece #2 small rice bowl
Piece #3 small bowl with crack that can be seen in the 1st image (not for food use)

Satin warm white and matte black + cornwall stone

On left light white satin glaze with some light speckles. On right, overlapping black satin glaze with white speckled glaze (the overlapping area is a dark black-brown.

Size notes:

Piece #1 small shallow rice bowl
Piece #2 small rice bowl

Bringle yellow + green

Transparent yellowy apple green color that has a layer of a transparent bluer green dripping down from the rim.

Size notes:

Piece #1 Small bowl, crack in the bottom (not to be used for liquid, but could be used for limes or storage.