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Posted 10 years ago
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This is a very tall- 13 3/4" matte green Arts & Crafts vase, with no marks, glazed inside and out. Leaf motif. Thicker at bottom (although photo seems otherwise); bought at an NC antiques dealer. Mottled or flaked matte green glaze. Not quite geo enough to be Teco, but similar glaze. Help!
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No idea.....leaves look like ?? Water lily leaves?? I do not know, my guess ?? Zanesville ???.
Here some other guesses of makers ????
http://www.pinterest.com/zzflutterby/matte-green-pottery/
Thanks, Antiquerose! Zanesville glazes look right. But don't see similar shape(s); motifs. Baffled. Onward!
Love Arts & crafts , Try Sylvac .. I know they didnt sign all their work...
Is it a tulip vase??
Looks like a long stemmed leaf- with a tulip-like shape between the spade shaped leaves at the top. Thanks, surfdub66, I'll check "Sylvac".
Several companies made a similar glaze. Stangl (Apple Green), Haeger (Geranium Leaf Green), Monmouth and a couple of others I'm drawing a blank on. Think early Haeger is a good possibility
Melrose Ware ?? ?? ?? ?? Just throwing that out there but a ?? ?? ??
http://www.carters.com.au/index.cfm/item/93357-melrose-ware-green-glazed-pottery-vase-with-gumleaf-and-gumnut-d/
http://www.carters.com.au/index.cfm/index/248-melrose-ceramics/australian-ceramics/?page=2
It's a Haeger. Shown in the Paradis text on page 91. Identified as shape E-181.
Good call AP!
ARose, great thought process...hope you are well.
Thanks, friends! You got it art.pottery! Also saw in low res photo in Haeger exhibit posted bt Wisconsin Pottery Association in late '90's. GRATEFUL for all the help. Fun!
art.pottery, What is "Paradis" reference?
Paradis is author on several pottery books:
http://www.amazon.ca/s/191-7930441-7991641?_encoding=UTF8&field-author=Joe%20Paradis&search-alias=books-ca
Thanks, TallCakes- funny, I ordered the Paradis book (Schiffer- used, Amazon) last night before art.pottery wrote me. Life is good. Enjoy weekend!
Yes, confirmed- it's definitely the Haeger E-181 Geranium Leaf Green vase. Grateful to art.pottery, AmberRose, TallCakes, and all- for help! Love it!