| Thanks to individuals at the United States Geological Survey, an R/V Argo Maine cruise brought me samples from Penobscot Bay (dark brown) and a submerged carbonate beach at Muscongus Bay (lightish green mottled). |
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| 5.75" x 2.75" high Two unique sediment glazes from the Gulf of Maine; the light-colored one is from a submerged carbonate beach at Muscongus Bay and the dark one inside and out is from Penobscot Bay. Thanks to R/V Argo Maine and the U.S. Geological Survey. Center of sea glass. Rim and foot of copper-based glaze assembled from refined materials. | | | 5.5" x 2" On porcelain clay with a sea glass center are melted marine sediments from Muscongus Bay (a submerged carbonate beach) on the interior and Penobscot Bay on the exterior. Click to see back images larger. The rim is glaze assembled from refined materials. | ||
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