May 13, 2009 at 5:00 am by Luanne Bradley
Heath Ceramics: the Real McCoy of Sustainable Vintage Ware
Edith Heath first introduced us to her understated glazed pottery in the mid-forties with a one-woman show at San Francisco’s Palace of the Legion of Honor, where her unusual pieces were picked up for sale at Gump’s of San Francisco.
It was after that success that she opened her factory in Sausalito, Calif. dedicating the past half-century of her life to the craft of ceramics and the skill of the artisan.
This passion, along with the legacy of her work in stoneware clay body and glaze development,
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