Ceramic Furniture

Rob Mangum began making pottery furniture when he and Beth started their studio in Raliegh, NC in 1989. Rob has a wood shop in the back of their Weaverville pottery studio, near Asheville, NC. In the late '70s and early '80s, Rob's father, Rob Sr., had a woodshop adjacent to Bet's pottery studio. Rob Jr. grew up with access to both the wood shop and the pottery shop in the Sparta, NC studio, and also the educational studios when the family went down to study at the John Campbell Folk School.

These are some of Rob's Ceramic and Mixed Media Tables and other furniture

Queen Ann-imal Table (stoneware)

Multi-glazed Coffee Table with cherry

 Stoneware Grandfather Clock with live edge walnut and ebony

Bench with walnut branch legs, Chautauqua glaze

Cross-vault table in Chautauqua glaze. Rob's first ceramic furniture design, and still one of our most popular.

Memphis style Sqiggle-legged table

Three tile console table with ceramic drawer, live edge walnut legs

Chain drive Grandfather clocks with ceramic weights, live edge walnut (L), Live edge sourwood (R)

Banjo clock, stoneware, walnut, quartz movement

Keyhole clock with walnut pendulum

Garden Bench. Stoneware with wood interior frame.

Victorian Console Table with walnut legs

Grandfather Clock, stoneware face, bob, capital and base, walnut body, ebony hands, spring-driven movement with Bim-Bam chime

Queen Ann-imal pendulum clock with walnut and curly maple

Equilateral Triangle Table in Black and Teal glaze

Drawer detail from a Three-tiled console table

Memphis-style Squiggle-legged Grandfather clock, weight driven movement. Balanced Asymetry Grandfather clock, spring driven movement

Victorian Console Table with whiskey-jug glaze and walnut legs

Demi-lune Console Table, Green matte, walnut

Bench with walnut branch legs

Right Triangle Tables in Black and Teal glaze

Shield clock in Chautauqua glaze with quartz movement