Pottery & porcelain
Michael Kline marks
20 marks.
- Products
- porcelain, stoneware
- Marks
- 20
Dated marks & timeline
20 marks
Undated
Kline
Illustrated example dated ca 2017 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Bowl. Method: thrown. Surface: brushwork, glaze, impressed, mishima.
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Kline N C
Illustrated example dated ca 2000 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Jar. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze, woodfire.
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Kline N C
Illustrated example dated 2015 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Pitcher. Method: thrown. Surface: glaze, mishima, woodfire.
Undated
Kline
Illustrated example dated ca 1995 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Pachyderm Teapot #1. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze, woodfire.
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Mark image
Source labels this the first firing stamp; no calendar date is given.
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Mark image
Illustrated example dated ca 2000 in the source; this is an object date.
Undated
Kline
Illustrated example dated ca 2000 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Pachyderm Teapot #2. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: woodfire.
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okra
Illustrated example dated ca 2000 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Pitcher. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze, woodfire.
Undated
Kline
Illustrated example dated 2000 in the source; this is an object date.
porcelain
Illustrated object: Yumomi. Method: thrown. Surface: carved, glaze, overglaze.
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stoneware
Illustrated example dated ca 2000 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Vase. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze, woodfire.
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Kline
Illustrated example dated ca 2005 in the source; this is an object date.
stoneware
Illustrated object: Pachyderm Teapot #3. Method: thrown and altered. Surface: glaze, woodfire.
About Michael Kline
Michael Kline makes functional pottery with curving botanical brushwork, often black on thick white slip. He also inlays porcelain into impressed patterns. He has worked as a studio potter since 1993 and established Okra Pottery in Massachusetts and North Carolina. After a Penland residency, he built a wood kiln in North Carolina. His work draws on the local natural world and Catawba Valley and Seagrove pottery traditions.