Posted 7 years ago
antiquerose
(1461 items)
Hi CW Gang ~
This is about 6 inches tall & has no base mark. It also has sparkles in it. When I saw it for $ 1.99 I had to have it as I knew I had seen something like it before on CW. ( ***** ho2cultcha has something like it in an old post ). So yes I grabbed this Vase. Any ideas anyone? Gotta be older as the glaze has crazing on it. Might be a studio piece, but I just do not know. Help ............
Thanks for LOOKING // LOVING !!
~ Rose ~
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Here is the link to Ho2cultcha, as they look like they could be related. I had mention TECO there are they used some sparkles, but I just do not know......
Thanks, here is Ho2cultcha vase below...
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/191307-another-beautiful-little-vase-with-spark
this is Japanese 60s-90s. they did amazing glazes! i have a few.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/218083-most-beautiful-find-of-the-day
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/198975-another-itty-bitty-vase-w-a-beautiful-g
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/191307-another-beautiful-little-vase-with-spark
Sure is like his! You've got a good memory! I might as well post my vase with speckles or sparkles...I think mine is a lot newer than yours. I just got it because it was so different. I'll wait till I can get a good shot of it in the daylight (shade of course).
sparkly glazes were popular in the netherlands back in the teens-40s too.
My vote is for contemporary Chinese, last 20 years. Absolutely beautiful glaze!
I believe you're right art.pottery! The crazing that this glaze has, is made that way, not from age. Nice little vase though, reminds me of some of the old U.S. pottery, Rookwood, Weller, Roseville, or McCoy pottery from the early 1900's, or even English, or European pottery from the same time. Dark to yellow browns, with a clear glaze on top, sometimes had flowers or scenes under the glaze also.
Some of these "copy" pieces, that are made in China are what brought the prices down, on the older pottery, because without the paper "Made In China" label, some people, may be deceived, in my opinion!
Best bet(unless you're sure), is buy what you like, not what it might be, won't ever be sorry then! Throw in a good price...got it made! :^)
...and here is a link to another piece that looks like a similar maker posted here on CW. Also the bottom of the link below look older than mine -- and I do not believe mine is in the last 20 years -- just that the base did not touch anything due to the little pads. So see this one also, link below
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/231958-vase?in=activity#comment-1096038
@Shareurpassion - Did you ever post yours?
Just an FYI here...not to say they are, but TECO did do some sparkle type of vases too.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Teco-Art-Pottery-AVENTURINE-Glaze-5-1-8-Vase-Perfect-/311918919343
Plus I found this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5ZAqr3x4Is
http://www.marianwilliamspottery.com/2014/07/14/aventurine-glazes-one-gift/
I found another one of these vases, will post soon - but it had a label on it for HOSLEY TM POTTERIES. The label on the one I found looks newer, but older stuff has a ink stamp on it.....but still strange as the one with a newer label on it has crazing in the glaze too. I say a newer label as it has a www address on the label..............UNLESS it is New Old Stock stuff ?????
https://www.google.ca/search?q=HOSLEY+TM+POTTERIES+HISTORY&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjI6-n-5KXdAhUD7J8KHT9eBncQ_AUIDygC&biw=1366&bih=613
Here is a link to another I found now a year after this one:
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/254272-my-little-spark-vase-2?in=activity#comment-1188264
The color is great on this! I agree with Billretirecoll, in that you should buy things because you like them. I am like that too, if something jumps out at me and for a good price I will buy it. I would have bought this vase, too :)