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PRODUCTION TIME: Since each piece of Architectural Pottery`s fine stoneware is handmade, the production time is approximately 6 to 8 weeks. A 50 percent deposit is required on all orders, and the balance is due before shipping.
GLAZE COLORS: Architectural Pottery`s jars and planters are customarily glazed on the interior at no additional charge. Choices can be made from our collection of standard glaze colors.
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RAISIN
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OPA
L
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MOSS
GREEN
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HONEY |
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DARK
AMBER
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LINEN
CRACKLE
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STRAW
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GOLDENROD
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SAGE
GREEN
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BUTTER
CREAM
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SLATE
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SAFFRON
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WHEAT
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LAPIS
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PISTACHIO
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JADE
GREEN
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| FOUNTAIN ADAPTATION: All of our bowls, planters and jars are readily adaptable as water features or fountains. Water flowing in or around our pottery creates truly fabulous results. Our technical staff is available to help with adaptations and installation instructions. | CUSTOM DESIGN: Artists on staff offer a broad range of design options. Because everyones needs and desires are unique, they welcome the opportunity to work with you on custom designs or one-of-a-kind pieces for individual applications. |
CUSTOM APPLICATION CHARGES:
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Up
to 24 in
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Above
24 in
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Exterior
Glaze
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$20
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$30
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Distressing
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$15
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$25
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Peat
Moss/Green Leaf Tea (Aging)
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$15
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$25
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STONEWARE CARE: Our Pottery is incredibly durable and made to last generations. Since it is hand-made from specially formulated clay that is custom mixed to our specifications, we recommend the following care to insure the longevity of our stoneware.
- Place pottery on a solid surface (such as a concrete pad or bricks), not directly on the soil. This will allow it to drain properly.
- To add weight to a jar or planter use chunks of brick or large rocks.
- Do not fill with sand, soil or small pea gravel. These materials will block the drain hole and allow water to build up in the pottery, which could cause it to expand and crack when the temperature drops below freezing.
- Planting directly in the pottery is not recommended. Instead use a plastic liner, plastic nursery pot or a wire basket for jars. For a finished look, cover the exposed soil with Spanish moss, sheet moss or wood chips.
- In freeze zones, we recommend that the pottery be brought in for the winter, or at least, be covered to protect it from filling with water, snow or ice.
- When exposed to the elements, our pottery will weather gradually, acquiring its own special patina customary of antique oil jars.
PACKING AND SHIPPING: Architectural Potterys shipping cartons are custom made for each piece of pottery. Please call for current packing and handling costs. Shipping charges are based on weight and destination and must be prepaid or received C.O.D. Charges for delivery via APs van depend on availability and distance from the studio in Baton Rouge.