Two Handled Jar, Mid-Range Porcelain, 6” X 5”, 2015
Carved Jar, Slip, Ash and Salt Glazed, cone 12, wood fired stoneware, 9.5” X 12.5”, 2015
Green Jar with Floral Motif, Slip, Ash and Salt Glazed, cone 12, wood fired stoneware, 2015, 13.5” X 14”
Copper Red Lidded Jar, Porcelaneous, gas fired stoneware, 8.5” X 11.5”, 2015
Small Carved Pitcher, Mid-Range Porcelaneous Stoneware 5” X 6” X 7”. 2015
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- Ovoid Jar with Crushed Granite in Clay
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- Porcelain Fluted Vase with Copper Red Glaze
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- Ash Glazed Pitcher with Fish Carving
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- Alkaline glazed Carved Jar
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- Alkaline glazed Pitcher with Local Clay for Color
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- Covered Jar with Glass Drips
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- Lidded Jar with Titanium Slip
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- Large Lidded Jar with Copper Glaze and Fish stamp
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- Alkaline Glazed Jar with Glass Drips
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- Large Carved Jar
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- Carved Platter with Salt Drips
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- Carved Two Handled Jar with Soda Flashing
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- Apothecary Jar
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- Red Bowl
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- Carved Platter
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- Carved Cup
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- Cup
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- Low Dish
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- Low Dish
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- Low Dish
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- Low Dish
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- Low Dish
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- Low Dish
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- Water Jug
Stephen Hawks - Artist 
I found a Stephen Hawks ’81 clay pot and was wondering the value of his stuff
In ’81 I was still working with my father and still a theater major. I would have to see the piece to estimate a price.
I don’t usually speculate about the worth of older work I no longer have. I am still working and my work is priced comparable to other ceramic artists with similar training skill and experience.
what markings/stamps do you use? Found a stoneware mug signed Klay Hawk 12 yours??
This is not mine. I have used several ways of signing but most have an “SH” and a decorative stamp. My father signed just plain “Hawks”. In the 70’s and 80’s I signed my name Stephen Hawks. In the early 90’s I did not sign at all for 5 years. I caved to family pressures because it seemed to defeat the purpose, to always have, to explain and also go back at requests and sign with a sharpie. I later quit dating the work after starting the stamping and varying the decorative stamp from year to year. Now It is the same decorative stamp I have used for several decades, a cross with a sun at top and moon at bottom. Occasionally I still sign my name. I always tell people you can usually spot a persons work through style before you see he signature if you know the work.
Hi Stephen- could you kindly verify whether this is your work or your father’s? Signed “HAWKS” in all caps, very angular, and “74” . I have photos if needed. Thank you kindly.
I can verify without looking, from your description, that it is my fathers. I never signed that way. I did not start throwing until around 1975. Could you email the images to hawksstephen@gmail.com.
I found a piece signed “Hawks ’77” in some of my late grandmother’s things. Emailing you some photos to confirm or deny, if that is okay?
This is one of my fathers pieces . He died in 2009. He taught Art in Douglas GA and had a pottery studio there where my mother still lives.