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Clay Art Company of San FranciscoWhen Michael Zanfagna and Jenny McClain, teachers at Mission High School in San Francisco, decided in 1979 to build a business of affordable art, The Clay Art Company was born. The first product was a ceramic hand painted cherub's bottom fanny hook. It wasn't long before the company expanded into making whimsical Salt & Pepper Shakers, that are favorites among avid collectors because they are cute and humorous and cover a wide range of hobbies, situations and famous personalities. In the late 1990s the company started producing Licensed Cookie Jars with as much enthusiasm and variety as their salt & pepper shakers. Batman, Marilyn Monroe, Babe Ruth, James Dean, Superman and Three Stooges fans (to name just a few), can store their cookies safely with their favorite personality. Also popular with collectors are the Clay Art Decorative Ceramic Masks. And now, Clay Art, expands into setting your entire dining table and producing wonderful serving pieces that will amuse, impress and entertain your guests. Clay Art Dinnerware & Serving Collections |
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