50 likes, 1 comments - commeraw on March 25, 2024: "Commeraw @colonialwmsburg. What a great weekend spent with friends old and new in one of my favorite places. As I said from the podium, From the Ground Up: Ceramics in Context was one of the best ceramics conferences I have ever attended. Thanks so much to Williamsburg and @mesdagram for making it happen. Next March at MESDA the tradition continues ... #commeraw #thomascommeraw #thomaswcommeraw #stoneware #ceramics #pottersofcolor #africanamericanart #africanamericanpottery #blackhistory #ceramiceducation #potteryhistory #pottery".

...#AntiquesDiscovery #AfricanAmericanPotters #ThomasCommeraw #JohnWesleyPotters #CeramicsResearch #FaceJugs #HistoricalArt #DecorativeArts #SouthernCeramics #BlackCraftsmen #MESDAForum #ArtHistory #CulturalLegacy #AntiquesScholarship #HistoricPreservation In a groundbreaking discovery that challenges longstanding scholarship in the antiques and ceramics world, Brandt Zipp, partner at Crocker Farm auction house, and Rob Hunter, a ceramics scholar and dealer, have uncovered the true origins of certain face jugs previously attributed to John Wesley, a white potter from Pennsylvania.