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BELLIN68
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ART DECO POTTERY PITCHER, found this last year at goodwill for $2.00 , just a very cool design all the way around , the maker is unknown, a nice decorative piece.
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This is a really interesting little jug. Little? How tall is it?
Are there any marks at all?
Remember 'no marks' suggests in some cases pre-1881.
I reckon it is earlier than Deco.
It might well be from the 1870's onwards.
Deco reworked many of the ideas of "Christopher Dresser" and the "Aesthetic Movement".
You're right this is a very cool piece!
ill get measurements for you. i didnt know this could be earlier:) and no markings at all.
a little under 5.5 inches tall and 2.5 inches in diameter in the opening where the lid is supposed to be , 2.5 inches in widest point on the very bottom.
sorry where lid is supposed be is 3.5 inches sorry
thankyou AmberRose for the love :)
so vetraio50 what do il call this or what categorie do i list this under?
thankyou michelleamieux for the love:)
thankyou Hunter for the love :)
I reckon you've got it right there now.
Didn't 'they' like Art Deco?
I reckon Art Pottery is a good spot.
they changed it
i guess they Didn't like art deco
thankyou guyfrmatl for the love:)
thankyou mustangtony:)