Vintage Sam Scott Black on Black Platter Studio Pottery Seattle PNW 14.5

Beautiful large and substantial Sam Scott pottery platter. Sam Scott has been a renowned ceramic artist working in Seattle since 1968, studying under legendary professors Robert Sperry, Patti Warashina, and Howard Kottler at the University of Washington. His work is defined by functional simplicity with white porcelain surfaces decorated with abstract brushwork in blues, browns, and grays. Measuring 13 wide, this impressive platter demonstrates Scott's mastery of brushwork technique, creating dynamic abstract forms with sweeping gestural lines and geometric elements that balance artistic expression with functional design.

This piece is personally signed by the artist, confirming authenticity and provenance. Scott's pieces have been exhibited at prestigious venues including the Bellevue Art Museum, Smithsonian Institution, and Whatcom Museum, and his work is featured in important collections and publications including Ceramics Monthly. This beautiful piece is ideal for collectors of contemporary ceramics, studio pottery enthusiasts, or anyone seeking museum-quality functional art by a celebrated Pacific Northwest artist. Perfect for serving or as a stunning display piece.

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