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Hi Cory...the firing was in an anagama kiln that has two attached catenary arch chambers. The overall firing lasted six days, but the front chamber (anagama) was three days. My work was on the front stack, front edges of the shelves. We use a combination of hard and soft woods. This particular firing reached c/12, and we put in eight bags of charcoal into the firebox at the end of the front kiln 's stoking, then sealed it.

lucien

cool !
wow
some cooling reduction at the end

amazing

where's the kiln located ?
you ever invite guests out to fire ?

c

Hi Cory...the kiln is located in South Dartmouth, MA., out in the countryside, close to Buzzard's Bay. We have a fairly large crew that fires...regulars, and there are always new folks. It is fired a couple of times a year, and holds 1000 plus pieces. Go to Chris Gustin's website and check it out.

Fantastic newer offerings Lucien!

I see your site, but is there a place where it is possible for us to see your available now pieces and prices? I am sure you would receive ... support ... from members and other readers of the forum!

Hi Chip...thanks for asking. My blog, at http://lmkoonceceramics.blogspot.com, has the most current postings. Usually, I list my email address for inquiries, as well as categorizing and numbering the pieces for identification, when I have new work presented in quantity.

Chip wrote:Fantastic newer offerings Lucien!

I see your site, but is there a place where it is possible for us to see your available now pieces and prices? I am sure you would receive ... support ... from members and other readers of the forum!

+1



If this, or some like it, were available, I would be unable to resist!

+1 ... race you for this one!

Chip wrote:+1 ... race you for this one!

Chip, couldn't you settle for this one



or this one

Or both ... ? Pretty darn cool.

Herb_Master wrote:

Chip wrote:+1 ... race you for this one!

Chip, couldn't you settle for this one

Or settle for all three.

A few pieces out of October's anagama firing with Chris Gustin and crew in South Dartmouth, MA:
More can be seen at http://lmkoonceceramics.blogspot.com

It is good to see you are still producing nice wares.

I REALLY enjoy drinking from my Lucien Koonce cup.

wow! really love that Yunomi! beautiful

thanks, Herb. I am very glad that you are enjoying the yunomi. It is a special piece, especially given the origin of the clay.

thank you, iannon!