A near-black handbuilt cup with a torn rim, its dark wall densely crusted in coarse pale sandy grit, held in a hand, piece 1826 of A Penny For Your Pottery.

A small, open cup with a torn, uneven rim, its near-black charcoal body densely crusted in coarse pale sandy grit that all but hides the dark clay beneath. Where the grit thins — at the rim and down inside — the wall reads near-black. Shown on a bench and then cupped in one hand, its lopsided walls and torn rim read as handbuilt.

How dark is the clay under all that grit? Where the pale grit thins, at the rim and inside, the body reads near-black — a charcoal ground carrying a dense sandy crust. Piece 1826 of 10,000, listed at $18.26.

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