Description

Nita DesBarres, self proclaimed "Mad Potter of Pictou", born 1900, died 1976.

Nita was the daughter of Frederick and Stella DesBarres. She had two sisters, Marie and Dorette.

Decorative Shell Shaped Bowl, resembles mollusk shell. 5 large cracks around interior.

Bowl Height: 10.5 cm (highest point)

Bowl Diameter at widest rim opening: 24 cm

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Nita DesBarres Pottery

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Source: Johnson Sellers
File ID: 2006-076-006i
Added: Feb 7, 2018
Contributed by: Teresa MacKenzie

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