Pottery & porcelain
Brother Thomas Bezanson marks
22 marks.
- Products
- porcelain
- Marks
- 22
Dated marks & timeline
22 marks
Undated
porcelain
The source dates this example 1970-1980; this is an observation, not a documented mark-use interval.
porcelain
Undated
porcelain
The source dates this example 1980-1985; this is an observation, not a documented mark-use interval.
porcelain
Undated
porcelain
The source dates this example ca 1965-1970; this is an observation, not a documented mark-use interval.
porcelain
Undated
porcelain
The source dates this example 1974; this is an observation, not a documented mark-use interval.
porcelain
Undated
porcelain
The source dates this example 1953 -ca 1965; this is an observation, not a documented mark-use interval.
porcelain
Undated
porcelain
The source dates this example 1985—; this is an observation, not a documented mark-use interval.
porcelain
About Brother Thomas Bezanson
Brother Thomas Bezanson (1929–2007) began working in clay in 1953 and became known for simple thrown porcelain forms and original glazes. He lived and worked at Weston Priory from 1959 to 1984, then at Mount Saint Benedict in Erie from 1985 until his death.