
I love Frances Palmer’s story because she came to her ceramic career later in her life and it makes me feel like it’s possible to have another life as an artist! Having a hard time adjusting to life in Connecticut after moving from New York, Frances took a throwing class, got herself a kiln and started making her now sought after white tableware and accessories.

Frances offers both custom works, which she throws by hand in her studio one at a time for private clients, and her Pearl Collection (shown above), a line cast from her handmade molds by century-old Buffalo Pottery. We love the whimsical, eccentric nature of Frances’ bud vases, cake plates and serving pieces. The white color palette makes them feel modern so they fit perfectly with any decor. And they make fabulous wedding or engagement gifts!



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[...] artists event on April 4, from 1-4pm. If you are in the neighborhood, stop on by! Frances Palmer (http://www.abitareshop.com/2008/11/07/women-artists-frances-palmer/), Llubav Choy Duerr and my lovely friend Sarah Magid will all be here in the shop sharing their [...]
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