Front cover of a small black and white Kellogg Studio brochure showing
exterior of Studio. (For a better image of the Studio's exterior click
here.) Note the heading, "Sculptured Pottery." This is an accurate
description of Stanley Kellogg's craft. Kellogg was first and foremost
a sculptor. Rather than turning clay on a wheel, he sculpted molds from
which pottery, dinnerware, and other ceramic objects could be cast. Kellogg
was a master mold maker, and his molded wares are comparable to those produced
by mid-century pottery companies such as Abingdon, McCoy, Red Wing, and
Stangl. The following images show the inside pages
and back cover of the brochure.
Created by Walter Hogan,
lib_hogan@online.emich.edu
Last updated: March 09, 2000