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Purinton Esmond Apple Lazy Susan parts
Made by the Purinton Pottery Company of PA for the Esmond Company, a distributor in the 1940s and 1950s, this Apple motif Lazy Susan is large and stunning. Though I do not have the original wood base upon which the side inserts and middle insert sat, if you do, well, here's your chance to put together the set at a very reasonable price.
The middle round insert decorated with the Apple pattern is in excellent condition. Two of the four side inserts are in excellent condition. One has a small chip on the bottom where it rests on the wood base and one has a very large chip near the rim by the red decoration. So, what you see is what you get. If you need a fill in insert or the center insert, here's your chance to purchase. If you want to buy only the three perfect pieces, I will be happy to trash the damaged ones. The shipping would be less in that case. You decide.
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4509
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Green majolica leaf shaped Italy lemon server
Signed Italy with a number 237 in black on the bottom, this leaf shaped majolica dish is probably a lemon server or bonbon dish. It measures 6 inches wide. It has no cracks chips or crack though there is a small glaze skip on the underside.
A pretty piece which would look stunning on a white marble bathroom vanity table filled with beautiful soaps. Add it to your decor today.
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3940
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Blue White Pitcher Bowl set! Cute!!
A little over 8 inches wide and standing a bit more than 4 inches tall, this white with blue swirled stripe bowl is part of a two piece set which also includes a vase which stands 6 inches tall and is 4 inches across at the mouth. Both pieces are marked but I can't make out the marks. There is a number, 3731 on the bottom of the vase. Most likely this is West German pottery of the 1950-1960s but I am not sure. Perhaps it is just a mixing bowl and a vase, but this is how it was sold and how I purchased it. It would look stunning in the right Shabby Chic or Country decor. Fill it with flowers or use as is. There is one tiny flake on the rim of the vase but the bowl is in perfect shape. Price is for the set. Add it to your decor today!
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4577
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SMF Schramberg Gobelin 4 Deco flower arranger
This stunning piece of pottery comes from West Germany from the Schramberg factories. SMF Schramberg Majolika Fabrik vase Gobelin decor by Eva Zeisel.
Eva Zeisel worked at SMF from 1928 and 1930, during this time she designed the Gobelin pattern.
It is very Art Deco in its form and decoration. The pattern is called Gobelin 4. It features a gray background upon which bars of burgundy, cobalt blue, yellow, orange and green are randomly placed to create a Clarice Cliff like effect.
The form is a flower arranger. It has its original 19 hole lid, which is often missing. It stands 4 inches tall and is 5 1/2 inches wide at its widest point. This Art Deco form was used to arrange dried flowers. An up-and-coming collectible, West German Schramberg pottery will surely gain in value in the coming years, especially now that it is known that the incomparable Eva Zeisel designed this decoration.
The piece is in excellent condition with no wear to the paint. It is marked with the standard SMF mark on the bottom. Add it to your European or Zeisel pottery collection today.
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4652
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Nemadji pottery Indian Swirl 6" red vase
According to Lehner's book, Nemadji Pottery started in 1922 and is located in Kettle River Minnesota. This vase is made of natural earthen clay and hand painted with various swirls of color. In this vase, reds and oranges are the prominent colors. It is well signed and in excellent shape. Add it to your American Art Pottery today. It would look stunning in an Arts and Crafts interior or a country decor.
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Red Wing #1037 ceramic low dish
Genuine RED WING Pottery dish or low bowl. Done in a matte glaze, it is turquoise on the outside and a rich creamy white matte glaze on the interior . It carries both the Red Wing incised mark and the shape number 1037. It is 8 INCHES BY 8 INCHES and stands almost 1 1/2 INCHES TALL.It is in excellent condition and ready for your blond wood Eames era table or your bathroom. Fill in with seashells or candy. It's a practical example of Midcentury American design.
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Massive Italy Raymor? Bitossi? vase
Standing 7 inches tall with a top opening of 5 1/2 inches and a circumference of 32 inches, this is one serious piece of Mid-century Italian pottery. It weighs a little under 6 pounds!
Signed on the bottom rim on the side is the word Italy impressed. There is a remnant of where the label once was. I would like that it belongs to the Raymor line but without a label, impossible to say.
What I can say is that this is one beautiful piece of Italian pottery. The body of the piece is an orange over blue mottled background onto which 4 abstract stylized flowers are shown with a yellow green glaze highlighting the leaves. Both the flowers and leaves are done using negative space, an interesting technique. Both the inside and the bottom are fully glazed in this gorgeous Tuscan blue color. It is in excellent condition and would look equally stunning as a jardiniere or plant holder as well as anchoring a Noguchi or Paul McCobb Eames era piece of furniture. Add it to your collection today.
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4653
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Nemadji Pottery Indian Swirl 4" red vas
According to Lehner's book, Nemadji Pottery started in 1922 and is located in Kettle River Minnesota. This vase stands a little under 4 inches tall and is made of natural earthen clay and hand painted with various swirls of color. In this vase, chocolate brown, black, and orange are the prominent colors. It is well signed and in excellent shape. Add it to your American Art Pottery today. It would look stunning in an Arts and Crafts interior or a country decor.
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Royal Copley reclining bunny planter. Easter!
Royal Copley 5' wide reclining bunny planter featuring a little rabbit hiding behind a large leaf. Two runners on bottom. Though unsigned, I attribute it to Royal Copley based on color, painting and runners. In excellent condition, buy it for next Easter now!
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Rookwood Deco blue flower 1926 2865 vase
This Rookwood 1926 vase carries the number 2865 on its base along with the Rookwood flame trademark. In the Peck Pottery book written in 1985, this shape is shown on page 147 and attributed to the designer ACM which stands for Albert Cyrus Munson.
The vase stands 5 3/4 inches high, the top has a 2 1/2" opening. It is in excellent condition.
The color is a beautiful deep robins egg blue and the glaze is neither a high gloss nor matte, but in between the two. It is very Deco in its use of abstract flowers in a wide band in the middle of the piece as well as a band of geometric triangles on its neck. A pleasing shape in a great color from a highly collected American pottery company from the Art Deco era. Add it to your collection today!
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Abingdon 564 Deco blue console bowl
This Abingdon blue console bowl has two acanthus leave molded handles on either side. It has a fluted top rim and a high gloss blue glaze. It measures 11" length x 7 inches wide x 2 1/2 inches tall. It is signed with the Abingdon USA mark in Capital letters in a rectangle and has the incised 564 number. The base is fully glazed. No chips or cracks but there are some faint brown stains on the bottom on the interior so this piece was obviously used for its original intent - a planter. Now add it to your Abingdon collection today.
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