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Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase
Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase

Arts and Craft Era Hampshire Art Pottery Mottled Blue/Green Matte Vase

$ 116.16

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Production Technique: Pottery
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Object Type: Vase
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Origin: Hampshire
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Color: Green
  • Production Style: Art Pottery
  • Condition: Excellent condition faded marking --M marked
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

    Description

    ARTS AND CRAFTS HAMPSHIRE ART POTTERY MOTTLED VASE GREEN/BLUE
    GREAT CONDITION
    PLEASE VERIFY MARKING  WITH PICTURES ITS FADED YOU STILL CAN SEE THE "M"
    4 FLANNEL DOTS AT BOTTOM
    8" TALL
    4.5" WIDEST POINT
    HAMSHIRE POTTERY first introduced the widely popular matte green glaze in 1883.
    Robertson developed over 900 glazes while with Hampshire Pottery and was responsible for many of the forms.
    Early pottery was marked with a red "Hampshire Pottery, J.S. Taft & Co." while later pieces contained an impressed "Hampshire Pottery." Markings may also include paper labels and a "M" inside an "O," which were designed by Robertson for his wife, Emoretta.