SAND MOUNTAIN POTTERY.COM

 We had a Great Turnout at Our Pottery Get-Together

 We Would Like to Thanks Everyone That Attended.We Had A Lot Of Pottery on Display

Please Plan On Attending Next Year.

We At sandmountainpottery.com Have lost 2 Good Friends in The past 2 Weeks Friends Who are Connected to Our Pottery Collecting.Andy Talton Who Hosted Our First 2 Pottery Get-Togethers at The Mentone Springs Hotel and Billy Joe Russell of Crossville,Who Owned Russell Antiques, Both passed away this Month.We will surely Miss These Great Friends.

Danny and Darla

 Jug With Single Wavy Line Inside Incised about 6"Tall

1Gallon Storage Jar with Day End Addition Of Numbers Scratched In

2 Handled Jar  W/Combing

Pair of 5 Gallon Jugs

 Sand Mountain Beanpot

 A Matching Pair of 5 Gallon Three Handled Jugs

Sand Mountain Pottery was turned in the Belchers Gap Community of Sand Mountain in Northeast Alabama.The potters who turned this wonderful stoneware came to this area in the 1860's and turned pottery until the early 1900's.Edmund T Belcher and his Son's inlaws,T.J.Henry and Archibald McPherson and Son,William T Belcher all set up shops to produce Their wares to sell to the growing Communities in this area.These pieces were turned using some of the finest clay,and were glazed in Ash,Lime and later Albany Slip glaze

A Variety of 2 Handled Jugs

 Signed T J Henry Two Handled Jar

     
Signed E.E. McPherson 3 Gallon Churn   

Sand Mountain Cream Riser w/Combing

Willian T Belcher Jar 

Double Dipped Jug W/Geo. Washington Inscised on side

Two Handled 3 Gallon Churn