If you are a designer, you might have seen this type of display at a Hinson showroom. Pots and vases and cache pots en masse, all with this creamy, dreamy finish, pottery accented with a slightly darker linen pattern or faux bois or swirl.
And if you have, you know that the pieces are the work of long-revered potter Roy Hamilton.
Hamilton moved from the West Coast to NYC a few years ago and set up shop in Christopher Spitzmiller's studio. A more talented and gracious pair could not be found.
While Hamilton's pieces suit a neutral Neutra, he has recently added color to his creations. Hatches and dots and swirls add swish to brilliantly executed forms.
Still with Spitzmiller, but at his own address on-line, you can find Mr. Hamilton here at Roy Hamilton Studios. dot com.
Thank you for posting! I love his work and often see it at Hinson but did not know who the artist was! (and I adore C Spitzmiller as well!)!!!
ReplyDeletexo Allison
www.spicerandbank.blogspot.com
Such fabulous lamps, his work is gorgeous. Yes, what a duo!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Blandings, although Roy Hamilton’s pottery is beautiful work indeed, your words are so deliciously descriptive, that one is left with the effect of biting into a freshly made, dripping with honey, piece of baklava.
ReplyDeleteYou, Mrs. Blandings, are a conjurer of both visual and tactile sensations.
Merci.
I'll take your word for gracious since I've not met either but talented is obvious - how beautiful!! And of course agree with Lavender - always appreciate your very descriptive scribblings!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous Patricia, really tactile with these designs!
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Karena
Art by Karena
This is a perfect combination...Hamiltons art and Spitzmiller's lamps! Love knowing about this collaboration.
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful...
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