Undated
ML
Illustrated example dated 1950 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Blue Green Vase on Short Legs. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze.
Pottery & porcelain
Mary Tuthill Lindheim marks
14 marks.
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- stoneware
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Dated marks & timeline
14 marks
Undated
stoneware
Illustrated example dated 1960 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Small Vase with Two Indentations. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze.
Undated
M
Illustrated example dated 1950-1960 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Bowl. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze.
Undated
M
Illustrated example dated 1965 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Doublemouth Vase. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze.
Undated
M
Illustrated example dated 1960 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Round Vase. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze.
Undated
Mary LINDHEIM
Illustrated example dated 1950-1960 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Bowl. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze, incised, wax resist.
Undated
M
Illustrated example dated 1958 in the source; this is an object date.
earthenware
Illustrated object: Pit Fired Bowl. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze.
Undated
stoneware
Illustrated example dated ca 1947 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Casserole. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze, incised, inlaid.
Undated
Mary LINDHEIM
Illustrated example dated 1950-1960 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
About Mary Tuthill Lindheim
Mary Lindheim made stoneware sculpture and vessels using wheel throwing, slab building and carving. She mixed her own glazes and developed a textured crawl glaze in the 1950s. Her teachers included Ralph Stackpole, Alexander Archipenko and Antonio Prieto. She was also an advocate for the arts in Northern California.