Woodland Mule Deer Dinner Plate10. 5" Diameter

resulting in pieces that are one-of-a-kind

A rounded body and decorative handle puts a unique twist on a classic baby cup

James Houston shows an Inuit tradition in which the caught fish are arranged with their heads toward the ice hole

luscious colors found in all of today's best selling dinnerware

Hand-Bordered in Powder Blue and Engraved with Cherub & Stork in Silver

but also fashionable alabaster glass pieces

The rosette motif was very popular at that time and Bunny continues today as a favorite pattern for brides

Textural pottery pieces with graphic lines that make each piece unique

this versatile piece transitions effortlessly from casual fruit bowl to dinner party centerpiece like *that*

Dimensions 8 ¼" / 21cm

Houghton's profound belief (still one of the driving forces at Steuben today) was that the unique partnership of designer and glassmaker is catalyst to the conception of visionary designs that literally push the art of glassmaking to the edge of creative expression

He married