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Q1-SST26
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American Redware Decorated Large Stein
Handsomely decorated with mustard and rich reddish/brown swirls, this decorated stein is made of redware. It is, possibly, an early piece produced by Shenandoah Pottery, however, we are not certain of its origin. We do know it is early and a good piece. The applied handle is turned up on the end. No potter's mark. It has no chips, cracks, or repairs. It stands 7 5/8 inches high and the mouth is 4 3/4 inches in diameter. A nice quality piece of redware.
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B7-6458
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Santa Clara Pottery Bowl, Signed Sophi Cata
This is another example of Santa Clara blackware pottery. This bowl was hand carved and polished by Sophi Cata, daughter of Francis Salazar and Grand daughter of Flora Naranjo. The bowl measures 3 1/2 inches high and has a 3 inch diameter at the mouth. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Signed on the bottom.
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Rare, Art Deco Cowan Pottery Flower Frog
Cowan Pottery produced lady flower figures in a high-gloss white glaze that resembled undecorated porcelain. This flower frog features one of the ladies dancing with a scarf on a wavelike base. The design of the piece is consistent with a flowing pattern. The frog was set in a larger bowl of water and flowers inserted in the holes as highly decorative table pieces. This piece bears the Cowan Pottery stamp, measures 7 inches tall and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. A very desirable piece.
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V14-8531
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Rare Pennsbury Pottery Display Sign
A hard to find piece, this display sign for Pennsbury Pottery was made between the years 1950-1970. The sign is adorned with a sweet yellow bird perched on the top. It is 5 inches wide at the widest part and 4 3/4 inches tall. Mint condition with the exception of a very minute rough edge at the tip of the tail. No chips, cracks, or repairs! A great find! Pictured in Pennsbury Pottery by Lucile Henzke, Copyright, 1990.
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Q1-COW
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Cowan Pottery Lustre Seahorse Fan Vase
Cowan Pottery, known for its unique designs and distinct glazes, produced this blue lustre vase between the years 1926-1928. This pottery was very renown in the deco years. This vase is fan shaped and features double seahorses at the base. Front and back are identical. The color is known as Larkspur Blue. The piece is marked on the bottom, however, it is barely visible. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Measures 8" high and 6 inches across the top of the fan.
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V14-14542
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VanBriggle Flower Frog
What a great find. This flower frog has a duck perched right in the middle and is surrounded by 18 holes. Manufactured by Van Briggle Pottery, the piece measures 9 3/4 inches long. Mint condition - no chips, cracks, or repairs.
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