Undated
Tom Turner 1978
Illustrated example dated 1978.
porcelain
Covered Jar Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
Pottery & porcelain
Tom Turner marks
24 marks.
- Products
- porcelain, stoneware
- Marks
- 24
Dated marks & timeline
24 marks
Undated
Tom Turner 1978
Illustrated example dated 1978.
porcelain
Covered Jar Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
porcelain
Illustrated example dated 1993.
porcelain
Egg Shaped Vase Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
Tom Turner 3/89
Illustrated example dated 1989.
porcelain
Covered Jar with Lotus Leaf Shaped Lid Method: Thrown Dimensions: 7.5 x 9" Surface Technique: Carved , Glaze
Undated
Tom Turner 1977
Illustrated example dated 1977.
porcelain
Tall Covered Jar with Bands Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
Tom Turner 1978
Illustrated example dated 1978.
porcelain
Covered Jar Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Carved , Glaze
Undated
Tom Turner 1978
Illustrated example dated 1978.
porcelain
Vase with Honeycomb Pattern Method: Carved , Thrown and Altered Surface Technique: Celadon
Undated
porcelain
Illustrated example dated 1978.
porcelain
Covered Jar Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
TOM TURNER TURNER LANE 66
Illustrated example dated 2014.
porcelain , stoneware
Fluted Jar with Lugs Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Carved , Glaze
Undated
porcelain
Illustrated example dated 1978.
porcelain
Bowl Method: Thrown and Altered Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
T
Illustrated example dated 1989.
porcelain
Covered Jar with Lotus Leaf Shaped Lid Method: Thrown Dimensions: 7.5 x 9" Surface Technique: Carved , Glaze
Undated
porcelain
Illustrated example dated 2011.
porcelain
Melon Vase Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Carved , Crystalline Glaze
Undated
mixed media , porcelain
Illustrated example dated 1994.
mixed media , porcelain
Teapot Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
Undated
porcelain
Illustrated example dated 1977.
porcelain
Broad Covered Jar Method: Thrown Surface Technique: Glaze
About Tom Turner
Tom Turner, born in Morris, Illinois, in 1945, studied at Illinois State University and Clemson University. He established Clemson's ceramics program in 1971–1976, later founding Peachblow Pottery in Ohio and a North Carolina studio in 2005. He is known for functional vessels, especially thin-walled covered jars. He worked with stoneware and porcelain until 1975, then concentrated on high-fired glazed porcelain and developed copper-red vapor glazes.