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Pottery5323 of 12588Studio Art Pottery Pitcher, #668"Elwill, Canada"Circa 1960-70Large Terracotta Garden Urn
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    Posted 8 years ago

    kernopelli
    (29 items)

    I purchase this at an auction recently. I like to know all the details about the items I collect. I can see that it says USA on the bottom. I wonder if anyone could tell me who made and and when.

    What are the three un-glazed spots on the bottom? I noticed this on another ceramic Haeger vase that I own. Are these stilt marks?

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    1. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 8 years ago
      Not possible to tell you who made it, as it is only marked with the generic term "USA". Yes, those are stilt marks.

      http://www.oldantiquepottery.info/usa-pottery.htm
    2. art.pottery, 8 years ago
      I believe it says Haeger USA
    3. kernopelli, 8 years ago
      Thank you so very much. I can most definitely see the EGER part of Haeger. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and time.
    4. kernopelli, 8 years ago
      What time period might this planter be from?

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