Luster Vessels Created by
Paul J. Katrich for the
2007 Arts & Crafts Conference and Show
at the Grove Park Inn

Luster Vessel 1119 (10"),
and "Egyptian Stars", Luster Vessel 1117 (10-1/2").

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please click on an image.

Vessels by Paul J. Katrich
Created in Winter, 2007, for
2007 Arts & Crafts Conference and Show
at The Grove Park Inn,
Asheville, North Carolina,
February 16-18, 2007

Vessel 1110 (4-1/4").



Vessel 1111 (5").



Vessel 1112 (5").



Vessel 1113 (6-1/2").



Vessel 1114 (6").



Vessel 1115 (6").



Vessel 1116 (5-1/2").



"Egyptian Stars"
Vessel 1117 (10-1/2").



Vessel 1118 (5").



Vessel 1119 (10").



Vessel 1120 (6").



Vessel 1121 (5").

These Luster Vessels
were Also Available at the
2007 Arts & Crafts Conference

Vessel 0217.



"Lights On The Ocean"
Vessel 0916 (9").



"Oriental Moonrise"
Vessel 0937 (13-1/4").



Vessel 0958 (5-1/2").



Vessel 0977 (4" Diameter; 2" Height).



"Dynamo"
Vessel 1005 (15-3/4").



Vessel 1019 (6-1/2").



Vessel 1024 (6").



Vessel 1029 (5-1/2").



Autumn Spruce
Vessel 1058 (8").



Empyrean
Vessel 1082 (9" Diameter).



Vessel 1084 (4-3/4").



Vessel 1086 (6-1/2").



Vessel 1087 (5-1/2").



Vessel 1089 (5-3/4").



"Magnolia Blossoms"
Vessel 1103 (10-1/2").

This Work was Donated for the
Arts & Crafts Society, Benefit Auction

Vessel 1026 (6").

2007 Arts & Crafts Conference
Grove Park Inn
Asheville, North Carolina

The show booth at the
2007 Arts & Crafts Conference.

At the Arts & Crafts Conference, you can attend
conference presentations about the American
and European Arts & Crafts and Mission Movement.

Dealers offer fine period antiques, and
noted living artists make available
their works in a sympathetic vein.

In 2007 Paul J. Katrich also gave a
presentation and group discussion,
"Green, Red and Gold: Innovative
Pottery Glazes of the Arts & Crafts Era."

The discussion took place at
4:30 P.M., Saturday, February 17, 2007,
in the Vanderbilt wing of the Grove Park Inn.

Attendees were encouraged to bring examples of
pottery from their collection or purchases
for comment and analysis.

Click here to
view the 2007 Arts & Crafts Conference website.