Ceramics

Mottled teal jar with handles and lid.

Offprints, correspondence, notes

Hand built stoneware and red slip with glazed black design.

Micellaneous black and white photos of patients engaged in various activities.

The top of the Seder plate is stoneware with black glaze in a cutout design. There are three tiers for matzah storage, used for separation of matzah and afikomen storage. The five items are egg, horseradish, shank bone, parsley, and chareset.

Southwest inspired vessel of stoneware and white slip with a black and white design.

Pointed brown spice holder of a havdalah set. Havdalah is the religious ceremony that marks the symbolic end of Shabbat and ushers in a new week. Part of the havdalah ritual is to smell sweet spices.

Black and white image of a student throwing a pot on a wheel, at the University of Denver's Centennial Halls residence hall in Denver, Colorado. Centennial Halls, often called ''Halls'', was built in 1961 and is an example of International Style architecture.