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Beautiful cobalt blue bud vase. Hobbyist?

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Pottery1342 of 12526Rörstrand Sweden teapot from 1955Denmark Copenhagen made in Denmark 130.2
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    Posted 4 years ago

    Kjane79
    (69 items)

    I am fascinated with this pottery piece. The color is just so vibrant. It almost makes everything around it look dull by comparison. It's marked KS '14 so I assume it's a hobbyist piece, unless someone on here recognizes the mark. Thanks!

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    1. art.pottery, 4 years ago
      It’s a crystalline glaze, beyond what, IMO, most hobbyists can produce. Probably a studio potter. I don’t recognize the initials, but you might search for studio pottery marks And get lucky.
    2. Kjane79 Kjane79, 4 years ago
      Thank you, art.pottery. I'll definitely try searching some more. It doesn't look like the bottom chipped off at all- it looks more like it didn't get covered with the glaze. Do you suppose that was a mistake or intentional. I think it makes it unique looking, but I know nothing!

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