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Posted 2 years ago
Mac63
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Although I would say Van Briggle is my favourite pottery, there are other producers that I admire and have collected over the last few years. Zanesville pottery is one of them.
1) Zanesville shape 037, 12” high, matte green glaze, designed in the late teens. This one was produced probably in the 1930’s.
2) Zanesville shape 60, 5.5” high, matte green glaze, designed and produced in the late teens
3) Zanesville shape 105, 7” high, matte green glaze, designed and produced in the late teens
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I really like that Zanesville green!