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	Catalog #	Name	Description
1	MAC-187	Ceramic	Three-legged white ceramic jar with matching lid and three loop knobs near the lip of the pot. Glaze inside and outside is the same with a black crackle pattern. Domed lid has a knob on the top with the same white and black crackle pattern. Bottom of the jar is unfinished black fired clay. Unknown Artist
2	MAC-188	Sculpture	Glass sculpture (Bowl) by glass artists Greg Heihn. Top of bowl is made of clear brown glass and is fused to a frosted white glass pedestal made of square pieces of glass sandwiched together. Underside of the bowl is signed by the artists along the rim.
3	MAC-189	Ceramic	Playing House at 23 by artist, Leisa Westrich. A. Wood fired ceramic tea kettle. Kettle has a short spout with an elongated body and round handle and sits on a matching tray. B. Matching tray with rough cut sides and glazed in a similar way.
4	MAC-190	Ceramic	Out of the Blue by artist, Lisa McClurg. Blue cream and sugar set on a ceramic tray. The cream and sugar feature looped handles, floral designs on the side, and signed on the bottom. The tray is shaped like a peanut and shares the same glaze as the cream and sugar with the flower design along the edges. The tray is signed by the artist.
5	MAC-191	Ceramic	Three green and brown ceramic cups by unknown artist. Inside of each is a light green glaze and the outside features a speckled multiple brown glaze and pinch in points.
6	MAC-207	Sculpture	Untitled #1 by Jacob Fennell. Glass sculpture made by artist, Jacob Fennell. Sculpture is hand blown clear glass with streaks of red, blue, purple, and yellow running horizontal throughout. There is a blow hole on the bottom. JL 78 written on top.
7	MAC-208	Sculpture	Chicken Feeder by Brian Olson. Metal sculpture is designed to look like a chicken feeder found on many farms but created from bronze. Object has a green patina overall and consists of a fluted top tapering down to a base with six holes, three of which are open and three sealed over. In the bottom of the pot is oatmeal.