April 7, 2025
MONUMENTAL VINTAGE STUDIO POTTERY VASE POT ERIC NORSTAD CALIFORNIA OREGON LISTED
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Monumental Architectural Stoneware Pot by Eric NorstadDescription and Item InformationUp for sale is this huge, modernist studio art pottery jar, planter, vase, or jardiniere by the listed artist, Eric Norstad. Please excuse the glare in the photos. This piece measures approximately 19 inches tall by 21 inches long (across the handles) by 18 1/2 inches wide (base and rim diameter). Unpacked, it weighs about 60 pounds. This piece has abstract, glazed decoration. This would be a fine addition to a collection of American studio ceramics.IdentificationThis pot is signed and beneath, "Norstad '75." It is also marked with a chop mark to its lower side. It is by the Oregon and California potter, Eric Norstad (1924-2013). Per the Vasefinder online museum, Norstad was a student of Victoria Avakian Ross at the University of Oregon. He produced functional pottery at his Corte Madera, California studio. He exhibited at the Nationals during the 1950s and 1960s. Per Wikipedia, Norstad started making stoneware pottery while he was an aspiring architect. His earliest pieces were functional kitchen items. In 1960, he began working as an architect in Tiburon, California. Norstad continued producing pottery as a side venture. He was commissioned by his architectural firm and others to produce large scale pieces, including planters, fireplace fronts,
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