Registry record

Ivory Cup

Thrown, glazed, and fired by Matiass Preiss in the studio in Iceland.

Sold — October 2026. It remains part of the permanent record.

A handleless cup in a soft matte ivory glaze, warming to straw and honey where it thins.

Type

Cup

Made

2026

Clay body

Stoneware

Glaze

Matte ivory

Firing

1250 °C, oxidation

A waisted cup with a flared rim on a narrow turned foot. The glaze is a quiet, matte ivory with a fine, almost stone-like texture, warming to straw and pale honey where it thins over the edges and the lower body. It is a restrained piece: no gloss, no crackle, only the form and the way the light sits on the surface. The interior is glazed and smooth. The foot is bare stoneware and carries the maker's mark.

Thrown by hand and fired to 1250 °C in oxidation. One of one.

From the studio

Thrown and glazed in the studio in Iceland. Matte ivory glaze over stoneware, fired to 1250 °C in oxidation. One of one; the foot carries the maker's mark.

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