Blue-grey handbuilt ceramic vessel with a heavily cratered, pitted surface, photographed on a blue banding wheel in the studio, piece 1848 of A Penny For Your Pottery.

The 1848–1899 run opens somewhere none of the later pieces go: the studio. Piece 1848 sits on a blue banding wheel with rough pots and a work bucket behind it, a handbuilt vessel whose blue-grey wall is pocked with craters from rim to base, like a small weathered moon. The warm workshop light makes exact color a guess, so the page keeps to the texture the photo proves.

What made all the craters? The photo shows the pocking, not the cause — every wall in frame is pitted like pumice, and that look is the whole story here. Piece 1848 of 10,000, listed at $18.48.

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