Edward Eberle Porcelain Bowl

5.25 × 2 in.

Black-and-white porcelain bowl. Outside: stacked bands with incised lettering which read " May 22 - 1987, Carnegie Restoration Galla". Inside: Key style rim and loose figure drawings in black.

Edward S. Eberle (1944–2023) was a Pittsburgh ceramic artist. He studied at Edinboro and earned an MFA at Alfred, then taught at the Philadelphia College of Art and Carnegie Mellon before working full time in the studio. He is known for thin porcelain vessels drawn with black terra sigillata. His work is in the Smithsonian, LACMA, and the Carnegie Museum of Art.

Unglazed porcelain with painted and incised decoration. Ready to display.