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Courtesy of Atlanta History Center Archives
Snake-and-Grape Vase

Snake-and-grape vase by Lanier Meaders, White County, 1978, modified alkaline glaze. Inspired by the decorative work of his mother, Arie Meaders, this piece illustrates Lanier's artistry in response to a growing collector's market for southern folk pottery.

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