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Pewabic Pottery is a
ceramic studio and
school in Detroit, Michigan.
Founded in 1903, the
studio is
known for its
iridescent glazes, some of
which grace...
- The term
Pewabic could refer to: SS
Pewabic, an
American freighter in
service from 1863 to 1865
Pewabic Pottery, a
ceramic studio and
school in Detroit...
- The SS
Pewabic was a
package freighter that
served ports on the
Upper Great Lakes. She was
launched in
October 1863, ****ed out in the
spring of 1864...
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ceramic artist. She was a co-founder,
along with
Horace James Caulkins, of
Pewabic Pottery, a form of
ceramic art used to make
architectural tiles. Stratton...
- slab in the
world (in 1959).
There are
arches outlined with
iridescent Pewabic Pottery tile,
large ceramic medallions set in the ceiling, and fourteen...
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include Motown Historical Museum, the Ford
Piquette Avenue Plant museum, the
Pewabic Pottery studio and school, the
Tuskegee Airmen Museum, Fort Wayne, the...
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Falls and
platted the
village of Houghton. In
about 1862,
Shelden built Pewabic House, the
oldest still-extant
building in Han****, Michigan. In 1871 Shelden...
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Former Morton High
School building, Richmond,
Indiana featuring a
Pewabic Pottery frieze....
- an
average suburban home. Some of the
houses also have
large amounts of
Pewabic Pottery tiles.
Indian Village has very
active community organizations,...
- low-luster
glazes predominantly in
tones of green, blue, ochre, and brown.
Pewabic Pottery was
founded in
Detroit in 1903 by Mary
Chase Perry Stratton and...
