Property from a Private Collection, Georgia two ceramic face jugs, one with five openings and signed on bottom 'Wayne Hewell, No-3, 2002', the larger one with a lizard on forehead and signed on bottom 'Wayne Hewell, John, 3-16.' Size of largest: H. 11 3/8 in. x W. 9 1/2 in. x D. 8 3/8 in. Wayne Hewell is a 5th generation potter who mixes his own glazes and works in a studio along a dirt path leading to a chicken house in Gillsville, GA. The Hewell family has been creating pottery for over 100 years. He uses wild clay from Georgia, fires in a wood-fired kiln, and uses Tobacco Spit or Alkaline glazes to create the greenish, runny surfaces on the jugs. Wayne often incorporates humor into the faces by adding grimaces, points to the ears, cigars, etc. He is also known for his swirlware, a process of combining two different clay bodies which result in an amazing striped effect. (chickenmanart.com/folk-and-outsider/pottery/wayne-hewell.html)