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    Pitcher from Ceramic Arts Company, Trenton NJ with bird on branch motif, painted in flow blue, with bamboo styled handle. Initials KH below branch. What artist may have painted this?

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    1. art.pottery, 4 months ago
      Great piece! For anyone unfamiliar with this company, it later morphed into Lennox.

      Did some searching, but couldn’t find a listing of decorators for CAC. You might have some luck searching other companies producing circa 1900 for the initials “KH”. Decorators moved frequently between companies.

      One possibility: Katherine Hickman, who decorated for Rookwood during the same period. Maybe compare styles and the look of the initials.

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