Here are the impressive collections of many other Tamac Fans. Directly below are some images of pieces gathered by some generous collectors. Craig McCormick created a wonderful online Tamac Museum that was an inspriation to me and taught me a great deal about the history and variety of Tamac. Danny Blakley had a real passion for the pottery and his widow Debra shared parts of his collection with me and other Tamac fans. Worthpoint is a terrific virtual collection. There you can browse images of pieces sold online over the years and find all kinds of variations I had not seen before. Images there come and go so be sure to save any that are really interesting to you. | ||
Joel and Sarah have been collecting for 5 years since they were given a few Tamac pieces at their wedding. I was thrilled that they shared these pics with me and were willing to let me post them. They've managed to find some terrific rare pieces. | ||
Dawn in Wichita has over 200 pieces in mostly avocado. She only displays a choice few including the round cereal bowls, black bird and large chop plate and rasberry/avocado tumbler. She even has the spoon rest in blue!. Here is some of her collection. | ||
The photo above shows some frosty pine and some frosty fudge items Dawn has for sale. Email her at dawnldavenport@yahoo.com for more info. I am always looking to meet new collectors and to buy some interesting Tamac peices. Write me at Tyler_alpern@yahoo.com | ||