Bennington Potters Vermont Vintage Large "Fresh Fish" Serving Tureen finger joints there is a bit of

there is a bit of irregularity to the white glaze--perhaps a tiny bit of darkening in a couple of spots but it might be original to the piece and does not detract

creating a dream-like piece that makes me think of Kandinsky's horses as well as some of my favorite outsider art

but seems to have come from different animals as the eye brows are very wooly while the beard is much finer

This charming Japanese dragon-shaped cast iron or lead flower / ikebana frog I believe dates from the 1930s

Bennington Potters Vermont Vintage Large "Fresh Fish" Serving Tureen finger joints there is a bit ofI have a vague recollection of seeing this wonderful fish tureen for sale at Bennington Potters sometime in the 80s, which seems about right. I am not certain if it was designed by David Gil himself, but is definitely reflective of his era at Bennington, and bears a strong resemblance to his various fish platters. Even if one never puts it to use, I think it's a pretty striking object to have around, but how much fun to put this at the center of a