Sixty-eight photographed pieces running $5.41 to $6.19 — the longest reviewed stretch of the series so far. Eleven numbers in the span (558–560, 570, 575–576, 578–579, 616–618) have no photographed listings and no pages.
The speckled openers (541–548, 561–564, 573). Pale greige vessels peppered with dark sand-like specks, built in blocky shapes — cubes, blocks, collared jars, 564’s turret with a window in its wall. Most carry their numbers incised on little raised base pads. 563 interrupts the run with the catalog’s first sentence: a flat plaque hand-lettered Just a dream.
The dark silvered run (549–557). Near-black crusted cups, blocks, and boxes with silvery patches weathering their walls — 556 banded like a hull, rust above and silver below. 549 and 553 hold milky and silvery glossy pools in their dark floors.
The rock pots (565–572). Boulder, crater, mountain, rose, crag, and stump — dark lava-crusted forms at plum scale, 567 photographed on its plinth like a summit, 568 and 569 folding like two dark roses.
The soil-brown dishes (577–612, with interruptions). Coarse earth-brown dishes and plates — pressed-soil floors (588 makes the penny look small), pie-crust lobes (589), swirled and brushed floors (602, 609), and 600 marking the series’ exact $6.00 milestone with a mud-crack floor. The black crumpled trio 585–587 and the glinting pair 591/592 cut through the run in matte black; the faceted rock-forms 590, 599, 603, and 606 give it its angles.
The pale-base closers (613–619). The exit ramp: 613 threads charcoal veins through bone-pale clay, then 614, 615, and 619 wear night-black over bare sand-buff bodies — the darkest surfaces in the batch, each hiding its palest face on the bottom.
Every piece in this range
| Piece | Price | In the photos |
|---|---|---|
| 541 | $5.41 | a penny fits its center ring exactly |
| 542 | $5.42 | number on a raised clay tablet |
| 543 | $5.43 | stepped collar, almost-heart mouth |
| 544 | $5.44 | waistband fold around the middle |
| 545 | $5.45 | rust veins on cool speckle |
| 546 | $5.46 | ochre streaks riding facet ridges |
| 547 | $5.47 | smallest of the speckled bowls |
| 548 | $5.48 | the pale run’s first necked form |
| 549 | $5.49 | milky pool in a dark floor |
| 550 | $5.50 | block jar with a square neck |
| 551 | $5.51 | crust paling to silver in patches |
| 552 | $5.52 | a collar grown from a boulder |
| 553 | $5.53 | silvery pool, oxblood crust |
| 554 | $5.54 | silver waterline around a dark hull |
| 555 | $5.55 | square skeleton, molten skin |
| 556 | $5.56 | rust above the waterline, silver below |
| 557 | $5.57 | the mouth that sinks instead of rises |
| 561 | $5.61 | a cup squared |
| 562 | $5.62 | a bowl doing a pebble impression |
| 563 | $5.63 | hand-lettered: Just a dream |
| 564 | $5.64 | a castle window at thimble scale |
| 565 | $5.65 | a strap of clay circling a stone |
| 566 | $5.66 | ledges up to a crater |
| 567 | $5.67 | a mountain the size of a plum |
| 568 | $5.68 | dark rose folds |
| 569 | $5.69 | second rose, amber streaks |
| 571 | $5.71 | rocky folds hooding the mouth |
| 572 | $5.72 | strata-banded stump |
| 573 | $5.73 | the quietest speckled jar |
| 574 | $5.74 | oxblood coat breaking to a pale floor |
| 577 | $5.77 | pie-crust rim, no next-door neighbors |
| 580 | $5.80 | a crescent reaching out a tab |
| 581 | $5.81 | one rust arc on a pale rim |
| 582 | $5.82 | a thumbprint spiral for a floor |
| 583 | $5.83 | bark outside, copper inside |
| 584 | $5.84 | a rust floor in a pale stone rim |
| 585 | $5.85 | rim crumpled like leather |
| 586 | $5.86 | two petal lobes, one V notch |
| 587 | $5.87 | flattest of the black trio |
| 588 | $5.88 | makes the penny look small |
| 589 | $5.89 | rim pinched like pie crust |
| 590 | $5.90 | a pot disguised as a rock |
| 591 | $5.91 | a black bowl that glitters |
| 592 | $5.92 | sandy floor in a glinting black ring |
| 593 | $5.93 | dirt-clod texture, made not dug |
| 594 | $5.94 | barely leaves the table |
| 595 | $5.95 | boulder-thick walls |
| 596 | $5.96 | a circle pushed until it kinked |
| 597 | $5.97 | walls settled into dough folds |
| 598 | $5.98 | a bowl that squared itself |
| 599 | $5.99 | the tower in a batch that lies down |
| 600 | $6.00 | mud-crack floor at six dollars even |
| 601 | $6.01 | a bowl wearing a hat brim |
| 602 | $6.02 | kept its brush strokes |
| 603 | $6.03 | the rock pot’s pocket-size kin |
| 604 | $6.04 | a floor like standing water |
| 605 | $6.05 | the quiet one of the run |
| 606 | $6.06 | cut-gem facet planes |
| 607 | $6.07 | ripple rings on its back |
| 608 | $6.08 | wet-look smears, faceted base edge |
| 609 | $6.09 | a seam running clear around the wall |
| 610 | $6.10 | a terracotta ring hidden underneath |
| 611 | $6.11 | a wall pocked like dry sponge |
| 612 | $6.12 | the palest base, kept face-down |
| 613 | $6.13 | black veins through pale clay |
| 614 | $6.14 | darkest above, lightest below |
| 615 | $6.15 | a black wrap over pale sand |
| 619 | $6.19 | a pale foot closes the range |
Every page above was reviewed against its actual listing photos. None of the image files carry a capture date, so this range page is how the run hangs together.
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