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Christine Homer Weaving

2662 N 116 Road, Bristol, Vermont 05443
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Fountains		 Stoneware Aquariums Architectural Urns DVD's Cremation Urns
Robert & Christine welcome you
to their

On-Line Sales Gallery

The wide range of Robert's pottery
has been divided into 12 "firing methods" or specialized items
for this Gallery.

Pit Fired & Raku are primarily decorative,
while Wood Fired, Salt Glazed and Gas Fired Stoneware
offer functionality, as well as beauty.

The following links take you to a full gallery of work in each "technique".

How to Order 

Photo by Stephen H. Yozell 2006


Robert Compton Pottery
Established 1972
Weaving by Christine Homer

Hand-woven Scarves

Hand-woven Shawls
 

 Don't know what to buy... purchase a Gift Certificate.

 

Gift and Bridal Registries are available.
We will work with you to create a personalized registry.
Sample Registry

Seventy Page
 Exhibition Book of Retrospective

$25 includes Shipping

    

  
Wood Fired Salt Glazed Collector's Showroom Cremation Urns Wabi-Sabi Vessels
Aquariums Raku Fountains Popular Gift Pottery
Production Wares		 Pit Fired Pottery

 

Wedding & Special Gift Registry Urns & Planters & Basins Gas Reduction Collectors  Guide

 


  Select a firing technique to view a range or pieces, every photograph is of a specific piece.  Robert or Christine will confirm availability by phone or email, when you make a request.

All pots include a booklet explaining the process used in its creation and a
brief biography on the artist.
The "Potters Chop" (above) is imprinted on all of Roberts works.

It is his trademark.
The design is a stylization of the water sculptures he made for over 30 years.

  
The Collector's Guide is provided to help buyers understand nuances of design and technique when considering a purchase.
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