BIKEPGH MESSAGE BOARD ARCHIVE

To elaborate just a bit... Each piece is a collage of sorts featuring vintage bicycle images and Victorian-era etchings. The images below are representative, but not the actual pieces in the set.

Holy cow, those are awesome. I wish I knew someone who is getting married. Are you only selling complete sets?

Have you advertised those nationally in any way? I'll bet there are people in bigger markets like New York, or Portland who would snap these up like lightning.

I'd get married for these.

i can attest to how fine it is to drink coffee from one of these

I have a number of JG pieces... They are lovely to drink coffee from, yessir.

+1 on JG coffee mugs. And other stuff. Thanks in large part to him, much of my family received locally produced crafts as Christmas gifts.

Jeff, this stuff is really awesome. Do you have a gallery where you sell your work?

Jeff

Joe, are you proposing? I accept. But who gets the china if we divorce?

BTW, for those who aren't familiar with handmade pottery, notice how well Jeff has shaped the bottom of that bowl, and that he photographed it to prove it. That's a detail that too many artisans omit because the public doesn't appreciate it.

But who gets the china if we divorce?

Buy two sets, then you're covered.

Jeff, these are amazing!

wow, these are so great. I think you will have a TON of interest.

Do you sell at Pittsburgh Center for the Arts shop? If not, you probably should. We're having our Shop screening coming up on April 24:

http://www.pittsburgharts.org/shop_index.php

Here's an admittedly poor photo of one of the actual pieces from the set...

dammit jeff why couldn't you have been making this stuff last year when i got married? this would have been way cooler than the dishes we registered for!

Have just obtained a couple of bowls from UrbanJeff I can tell you he is right when he says this stuff looks even better in person than it does in the photos. They are beautiful!

Jeff (in Pgh).

Thanks, Jeff!

For anyone who's interested, the set did not sell as a whole, and for a limited time, the pieces are being offered individually (at a reduced price, at that).

The Manchester Craftsmen's Guild's gallery is open to the public weekdays from 9-5. Just sign in at the front desk and tell them you're interested in buying some art. I personally have nothing to do with art sales, so you'll probably need to speak with Dave Deily.

All proceeds benefit the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild.

Here's a sneak peak at the mugs I'll be donating to Bike-PGH for this summer's silent auction.

these are sweet!

so if I cant get to Manchester Craftmans' Guild on the weekdays, the only other option to get some of these mugs is to bid at the silent auction?

jeff, those are beautiful

Just got back from the Craftman's Guild - sold out.

Make some enemies of yinz mugs so I can give one to Drew and make his day

Jeff... man... I'm speechless. Thank you so much!

Should anyone be interested, I've got a few more pieces available...

Click the following for the listings on Etsy:

Eddie Merckx

Anquetil VS Poulidor

Bicycle Mug

Bicycle Bowl

Cappucino Cup

I'll gladly refund the shipping price and arrange for local pick-up or delivery.

I once again have some new pieces of bicycle-themed pottery available: http://www.etsy.com/shop/JeffGuerrero

And for those who like to do their shopping in person, I'll be selling pots at the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild holiday arts sale on December 3-5 (35% of all sales go to support youth arts programming): http://www.guerreroceramics.com

My wife won one of the coffee cups for me at the silent auction - it is absolutely my favorite! I highly recommend this stuff!

nice job on the teapots.