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Greatsnowy…
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I picked up this vase about 20 years ago in an antique store locally. the cover of the Catalina book shows a Tile with a very similar scene to this but I've never seen this shape from Catalina. I've put out lines on this regularly in the last twenty years and so far have gotten no leads.. The design is cut in and then glazed over.
I keep hoping someone will recognize it or be able to confirm a connection with catalina.. so again.. I present the swan vase :)
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I love your vase; maybe you should try contacting someone at this site, they seem to know a lot about Catalina pottery and maybe they can help you.
wells antiques in los angeles will be able to help you too.