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"The Goddess Vase" - Vernon Kilns Pottery - 1940

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California Pottery187 of 316"Pegasus Vase" Vernon Kilns - 1940green/gilt ceramic ashtray
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    Posted 7 years ago

    donnadiz
    (99 items)

    Disney signed a contract with Vernon Kilns to produce pottery in 1940. This particular piece is know as "The Goddess" Vase, # 126. Disney Vernon Kilns Pottery is VERY desirable.

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    1. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 7 years ago
      Are there special markings underneath that identify the Disney pieces made by Vernon Kilns.
    2. donnadiz donnadiz, 7 years ago
      Hi, Loumanal, Thanks for writing, good question. Vernon Kilns pieces have a "number" on the bottom of each piece. They were either printed on as part of the labeling or were hand-written by the factory before leaving. I have posted a picture of both markings. Thanks for the comment!
    3. billretirecoll billretirecoll, 7 years ago
      Hi donnadiz, I posted one that I found at the Flea Market on Saturday, it looks good, but has a hairline crack down one side! I got it for a good price though! :^)

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