The Palos Verdes Arts Center recently held their annual Historic Homes Tour fundraiser in the coastal suburb of Rancho Palos Verdes, California. The event supports visual arts exhibition, education and community outreach programs by non-profit arts center.
One of the three historic residences on the tour is owned by Bauer customer and collector John Phillips. John invited Bauer Pottery to augment his personal collection by providing an outdoor table setting.
The vintage Bauer designs fit in perfectly with the 1920s home.
"All three residences, selected because of their historical significance in the early development of the area, were built in the mid to late 1920s. All three are variations of the Spanish Revival architecture - popular in that era - each has its own unique features and colorful history."
- Palos Verdes Arts Center
Photos by John Phillips
9 comments:
I love that vase in the pic with the bulbous base, but I can't find that in the catalog....is that available?
Hi John,
That's the Water Carafe and it is available for sale, but we don't have it in the web store yet. Please feel free to call us with any questions or to place an order.
The Water Carafe is available in 15 colors and is priced at $70.00.
You can see another image here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bauerpottery/2782242107/
I would like to post your e-mail information on my Facebook page.
Couldn't see any indication that this can be done. Can you confirm?
What lovely Bauer pieces, and so beautifully displayed ! Thank you fo sharing
Hi Anonymous,
Not sure exactly what you're asking. Would you like to post our email address, our web address or a link to this story on Facebook?
There's a Facebook link at the bottom of each post on the blog.
Our main business address is http://www.bauerpottery.com and our email address is blog@bauerpottery.com
If you have any further questions, please feel free to write me at blog@bauerpottery.com
Really beautiful! So glad that I picked bauer for my dishware - it is every day art!
Slight Correction!! The home is in Palos Verdes Estates, not Rancho Palos Verdes, that is a common mistake, but us Palos Verdeans like to clarify that!! Thanks!!
I think it would be an interesting touch to use native plants and flowers in the floral setting. Anyone who's been around our Cleveland sage knows how aromatic and delicious that is. It just seems very fitting and gives a real sense of place.
Gorgeous home!! I want to be there for a sunday brunch!!
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