Rowantrees Pottery

A history of Rowantrees Pottery, founded as the Rowantrees Kiln by Adelaide Pearson, a wealthy Bostonian, in Blue Hill, Maine, in 1934. Discusses the potters associated with Rowantrees, including Laura Paddock, the pottery's first director (who became its owner following Pearson's death in...

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Published in:Ceramics Monthly 1998-02, Vol.46 (2), p.61-66
Main Author: Phelan, Andrew
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Ceramics
History
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Summary:A history of Rowantrees Pottery, founded as the Rowantrees Kiln by Adelaide Pearson, a wealthy Bostonian, in Blue Hill, Maine, in 1934. Discusses the potters associated with Rowantrees, including Laura Paddock, the pottery's first director (who became its owner following Pearson's death in 1960); Linn L. Phelan, who joined Rowantrees in 1937; and Sheila Babson Varnum, who joined in 1940, and became its owner in 1976.
ISSN:0009-0328
1930-8930