Stoneware Glazes and Guy' Showroom
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Architecture in Throwing a flowerpotby guywolff2,374 views- 4:28
Guy Wolff WORK ROOMby guywolff2,364 views
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A Simple English Full Potby guywolff1,346 views
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Throwing 12LBS flowerpot Monticelloby guywolff3,771 views
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25 pound Peabody potby guywolff3,849 views
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Where i get my scrap metalby brendonv10133,387 views
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Wolff Pottery/ Preparing for a visit from Martha Stewartby guywolff915 views
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Stoneware Raku Pottery Techniques Bruce Tomkinson OjaiStyleby OjaiStyle0815,851 views
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Japanese Homemade Chatter Ironby rapidac6,959 views
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Ben Wolff Potteryby benwolffpottery28,533 views
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Firing my Stoneware Gas Kilnby andavall2,880 views
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SIMON LEACH - A simple clay / ash glazeby sleachpots10,319 views
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The Quickest Potterby inimalian135104,172 views
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Isaac Button; Country Potter Pt. 1by Flush2wice15,963 views
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Rickett'e Hornpipeby guywolff2,230 views
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Packing pots for UPSby guywolff346 views
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My Onggi Pot - Time Lapseby agfield200023,110 views
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Litchfield Hills Aikikai Elizabeth Wolff 4th kyuby guywolff403 views
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Fast drying 25 pound flowerpotsby guywolff421 views
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Actual glaze color for January 23rd firingby rapidac10,768 views
Guy, Thanks so much! I used to feel guilty for only wanting to throw growing pots instead of sugar bowls, etc.. This is inspiring. Understanding the historical significance is priceless. Thanks Again.
judyyama 3 years ago
And gardeners are the nicest people to work for !!! Thanks ,Guy
guywolff 3 years ago
That Peale family :) I met a fellow Native American potter at a local Native festival. He works on creating works from shards for several big time museums. Great stuff Guy! It's always great to come from a creative environment. Abstract expressionism ... perfect!
rapidac 3 years ago
Yes My Dad was Robert Jay Wolff. He and Geogery Kepes co founded the Chicago school of design with Maholy Nagi in 1939 .. He was in the New York art community in the 40" 50's and 60's . Thanks for the interest .. Guy
guywolff 3 years ago