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this is one great vase. like many hull items, they are done in pastel colors which i just love. this praticular vase has great color and the shape of the handles is awesome. just thought i would share this piece with everyone. im not sure when it was made or what the pattern is called. does anyone out there know??? thanks
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Hull Art PotteryIn 1905, Addis Emmet Hull founded the A. E. Hull Pottery Company in Crooksv…
The pattern is Wildflower and I just posted the same vase! Check out this link and you will see our vase: http://hullpotteryassn.org/librarymain.html
I also found several of our vases on ebay. Prices range from $99-$225. There's one for less but it's not in good condition.
Here's one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Hull-Pottery-Art-Deco-Wildflower-Vase-W-9-Arts-Crafts-/370352014296?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item563ab343d8#ht_1140wt_812
thank you very much Marcobabe13...sorry im getting back to you so late!
Can anyone tell me how to identify if a pastel Hull vase is authentic or reproduced? I have a vase that reads (on the bottom) Hull Art U.S.A., W-3-51/2. It also has an "A" handcarved . Thank you.