Desert House Lotz McKusick Gila Pottery Bird Tile Arizona Wessel Imagine these flanking the sides

Imagine these flanking the sides of a fireplace or as a continuous 5 foot long panel

Gerlack produced many prized silver products

From a later 1930s production the tiles are made from a dust pressed body and covered in waxy matte glazes

It shows an image of three flowers within a scallop shaped niche

Red clay and unmarked attributed to D & M

Desert House Lotz McKusick Gila Pottery Bird Tile Arizona Wessel Imagine these flanking the sidesA 6 inch tile of a bird on a white glazed background with cork backing. Ink stamped Desert House Bebe and Dan Lotz Tuscon Arizona. They owned Desert House Crafts and sold the tile work of Gila Pottery made by Bob and Charmion McKusick. Nice Native American design. Small flake on corner