Allen Monsarrat | Also Known As: Robert Allen Monsarrat

Allen Monsarrat is known for creating wheel-thrown functional ceramics.Monsarrat creates three different lines of stoneware pottery including landscape-themed dinnerware, stony matte pottery made with white glaze with blue accents, and combed white ...
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    Allen Monsarrat is known for creating wheel-thrown functional ceramics.Monsarrat creates three different lines of stoneware pottery including landscape-themed dinnerware, stony matte pottery made with white glaze with blue accents, and combed white slip covered pottery finished with a green glaze with copper red accents.

    Synthetic ash glazes are also a feature on many of Monsarrat's creations. Signature forms include dinnerware sets and serving platters. Monsarrat's work is reduction fired in gas kiln to 2,350 degrees F.

    He is also know for encouraging the individual style development of professional potters working at Monserrat Pottery. As the sole proprietor of Monsarrat Pottery for over 20 years, he did not enforce a group aesthetic on his workers. He hired professional potters to develop their own style of work for the pottery. Artists who worked with Monsarrat include: Peter Rose, Mark Garret, Will Byers, and Shadow May.

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    Apprenticeships & Residencies
    Primary Work Experience
    2001
    -
    2017

    Contractor, Wall & Cabinet Finisher, Knoxville, Tennessee

    1977
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    1999

    Sole Proprietor, Monserrat Pottery, Friendsville, Tennessee

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    American Museum of Ceramic Art, Ponoma, California

    Southern Highland Guild, Asheville, North Carolina

    Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, Tennessee

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    Jeffrey Kuratnick

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    synthetic ash glaze

    Southern Highland Craft Guild

    Center for Craft

    Monserrat Pottery

    CfC

    American Museum of Ceramic Art

    AMOCA

    American Ceramic Society

    ACerS

    Citation: Jeffrey Kuratnick Allen Monsarrat, "The Marks Project."
    Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/allen-monsarrat

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