Marjorie Nichols Pottery

Three flowers

Floral

Bouquet

Sculptural Pottery 6

PPP bath house

Vase_11

Flower Frog

Sculptural Pottery 11

4 Trumpet Sculptural

Sculptural Pottery 5

Sculptural Pottery 4

Sculptural Pottery 10

Sculptural Pottery 7

Sculptural Pottery 2

Sculptural Pottery 3

Sculptural Pottery 1

Sculptural Pottery 16

Sculptural Pottery 8

Sculptural Pottery 14

Sculptural Pottery 15

Sculptural Pottery 17

Sculptural Pottery 13

Sculptural Pottery 0

Sculptural Pottery 18

Sculptural Pottery 19

Functional Pottery

BowlPlate_1

BowlPlate_2

BowlPlate_3

6 bowlplates

BowlPlate_21

6"w x 2.5"h

BP21 $55

BowlPlate_22

6"w X 2"h"

BP22 $55

BowlPlate_23

6"w x 2.25"h

BP23 $55

BowlPlate_24

6"w x 2.5"h

BP24 $55

BowlPlate_25

6"w x 2"h

BP25 $55

BowlPlate_26

6"w x 2.5"h

BP26 $55

Vases 'surface designs'

vase surface design

5.5"h x 4"w

VSD02 $125

vase surface design

5.5"h x 4"w

VSD03 $125

vase surface design

4.75"h x 4"w

VSD04 $125

vase surface design

5.75"h x 4"w

VSD05 $125

vase surface design

4.8"h x 4"w

VSD06 $125

vase surface design

5"h x 4"w

VSD07 $125

Tumblers 'soda fired'

soda fired

4.75"h x 2.75"w

TSF01 $65

tumbler soda fired

4.75"h x 2.75"w

TSF02 $65

tumbler soda fired

5.5"h x 2.75"w

TSF03 $65

Tea bowls

teabowl

2.5"h x 3.5"w

TB01 $45

teabowl

2.5"h x 3.5"w

TB01 $45

teabowl

3.5"h x 3.5"w

TB02 $65

teabowl

3.5"h x 3.5"w

TB03 $65

teabowl

3.0"h x 3.5"w

TB04 $65

teabowl

3.3"h x 3.3"w

TB05 $65

teabowl

3.0"h x 3.5"w

TB06 $65

teabowl

3.0"h x 3.5"w

TB07 $65

teabowl

2.5"h x 3.5"w

TB09 $65

teabowl

2.6"h x 3.7"w

TB010 $65

teabowl

2.5"h x 3.5"w

TB011 $65

teabowl

3.2"h x 3.6"w

TB012 $65

Thank you for your interest in my latest artistic collection.

Hi, I'm Marjorie Nichols

I have explored a variety of artistic media, but 15 years ago I came back to an early love—clay! My parents were both artists, and our home was filled with objects made by hand. We sat in chairs that had been made by my father, at the table crafted by his hands. These cherished things taught me to view a plate or tumbler with respect for the time and consideration invested in its making. I wanted my work to reflect that same thoughtfulness and inform the user through shape how to hold, use, and find comfort in the vessel.

For the last 48 years, I have made my living in the field of psychology, working with people as they struggle to reshape or remold their lives, to transform themselves. And I'm creating a similar process with clay. From a mound of mud I fashion a mug, a plate, a bowl. I want my vessels to bring just a bit more beauty to the day, to the time spent drinking coffee, eating meals, or enjoying flowers. The pieces I create translate my love for the hand-made to utilitarian objects that charm our daily lives.

Many friends and artists from around the world have asked to purchase my functional pieces. For inquiries contact me directly.