Jamie Davis (b. 1945) Untitled, Architecture of Clay Sculpture chest of folding tray tables highlighting its elaborate openwork and

highlighting its elaborate openwork and lending an authentic

The vase displays rich color and distinct relief work

Seat Height: 13 1/4”H

Behold an exquisite example of Chinese decorative arts: a Peking overlay glass censer

Jamie Davis (b. 1945) Untitled, Architecture of Clay Sculpture chest of folding tray tables highlighting its elaborate openwork andTogether: 11 1 2W x 14 1 2H x 9D. Separate: 6 1 2W x 14 1 2H x 9D This striking two part modular mixed media ceramic sculpture offers a compelling study in Postmodern architectural geometry, texture, and hidden luminosity. Signed and dated by the artist on the underside (Jamie Davis 1990, inventory cm#1544. A), the work reflects Daviss rigorous academic backgroundwith degrees from Vanderbilt, Exeter College, and Clemson Universityas well as a