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WADE IRISH PORCELAIN BUD VASE


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  • Collectible small Wade Bud Vase can also serve as a toothpick or matchstick holder
  • Distinctive flowing Wade blue/green amber glaze with shamrock and geometric motifs
    Irish Porcelain; made in Ireland
  • Approx. measurements: 2-1/2 inches HI, 1-5/8 inch base diameter, 2 inch top diameter
    Exact date of production unknown; backstamp type used since the 1950s
  • Pre-owned item in very good condition with previous use and storage situations unknown
  • Use MORE PHOTOS link for additional views
    NOTE: photo blotches and bright spots from camera glare, NOT vase flaws
  • View and pick up in Naperville, Illinois
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$ 10.00 /  EACH



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ABINGDON ART POTTERY VASE


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  • Abingdon Classic line #106, off-white BETA shape vase, dates back to 1938-40
    Ref. Paradis, Joe  Abingdon Pottery Artware: 1934-1950, Stepchild of the Great Depression, 1977, Section 2.5, pp. 50-51
  • Approximately 8 inches high; top diameter ≈ 6-3/4 in.; bottom diameter ≈ 4-3/4 inches
  • Partial blue Abingdon bottom mark on base
  • Good condition,  age and use consistent,  with light crazing etc. (especially to rim area),  interior glaze drips and imperfections,  interior mixed unknown residue, etc.
    Estate item:  previous use and storage conditions unknown
    Nice representative example of Illinois pottery
  • Fragile;  view and pick-up in Naperville,  Ilinois

$ 45.00 /  EACH



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Di Carlo ART POTTERY VASE


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  • Pretty oval Di Carlo 104 Art Pottery Vase; mauve glaze is solid (color gradations, swirls, bright spots etc. are lighting flaws) with a slight orange peel texture
    Incised and pencil bottom markings
  • Production date and country of origin unknown , possibly mid-century (??)
  • Approx Measurements: 9 inches high; top opening 3-1/2 x 1-3/4 inches; base 3-5/8 x 1-3/4 inches
  • Estate item with previous use and storage situations unknown; in very good pre-owned condition
  • Fragile;  view and pick-up in Naperville,  Ilinois


$ 16.00 /  EACH



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SMALL STONEWARE DECANTERS


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  • Two small stoneware liquor decanters (sometimes called mini-jugs) with very similar colors, glazes, crazing, mold marks, unglazed bases etc.
  • Manufacturer(s) and production dates unknown; however, likely post-Prohibition
    Both decanters are empty
  • Approximate measurements:
    • Off-white over green decanter with top handle — a bit over 3 inches tall at highest point;  1-3/8" base diameter
      Weight  .16#
    • Green-speckled over off-white decanter with side handle — 3-1/4 inches tall;  1-1/4" base diameter
      Weight  .18#
  • Both pieces have wonderful crazing and the myriad of manufacturing flaws so typical of these wares e.g. glaze pops, misses and debris, clay and mold incongruities, stained/discolored bases, nicks, stains, discoloration, unk debris etc. etc.
    In addition, the mouth (opening) of the Green-speckled decanter has what appears to be a small pre-glazing crack plus a rough spot at the pouring spout (possibly a very small chip??) Note these extra flaws (marked by the red xxx) on the MORE PHOTOS page
  • Used/displayed estate items with previous use and storage conditions unknown
  • View and pick up in Naperville, Illinois
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WHITE STONEWARE OPEN CASSEROLE



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  • Heavy off-white stoneware open casserole, possibly early-mid 20th Century (??)
  • Approximately 3-3/4" high;  6-1/2" top opening; 6" base diameter
    Weighs approx 2-1/3#
  • No manufacturer marks; unglazed base and top rim
  • Uncommon design pattern; however, flawed item now best suited for display
    Casserole with  many  typical utility stoneware manufacturing, glaze and mold imperfections PLUS chips on base PLUS a hairline crack that does extend from the interior to the exterior, etc. etc. PLUS, general wear and tear, scratches, nicks, unk. debris and stains, etc. etc.
  • More Photos (link left) shows additional views
  • View and pick up in Naperville, Illinois
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$ 17.50 /  EACH



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BLUE STONEWARE CASSEROLE



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  • Heavy blue stoneware open casserole, c. early-mid 20th Century
  • Approximately 3-3/4" high;  6-1/2" top opening
  • No manufacturer marks; however, "Sawtooth" Pattern indicates Ruckel’s Pottery (White Hall, IL ) a likely candidate
  • Reference: Historic Illinois Potteries, Vol. I, No. 2, "The Potteries of White Hall," E. D. Mounce et al., pp. 19-20
  • Nice, although definitely used, condition with typical utilitarian stoneware mold and manufacturing flaws
    Composite photo (link left) shows additional views
  • View and pick-up in Naperville, Illinois


$ 45.00 /  EACH



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NELSON McCOY STONEWARE BARREL MUG
EARLY McCOY IMPRESSED MARK


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  • Older glossy brown mug with drip glaze (foam) c. 1926
  • Approximately 5" high; heavy stoneware/yellowware
  • Bottom impressed with Nelson McCoy Stoneware "shield in circle mark"
    Bottom shown at photo link, left
  • Ref. Hanson, et al., McCoy Pottery, Collector's Reference & Value Guide, 1997, Collector Books, pp. 6 and 9
  • Quite nice condition; general early stoneware flaws. A nice addition to your "Brown-drip" or McCoy collection
  • View and pick-up in Naperville, Illinois
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$ 15.00 / EACH



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ROYAL HAEGER BRIGHT YELLOW VASE



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  • Bright yellow bottle vase from Royal Haeger, Dundee, Illinois, likely from the mid-to-late 1900’s
  • Approximately 7" high;  base diameter ≈ 2-1/2"
  • Base stamped:  "Royal Haeger USA ©"
  • Good condition; however, flea bites to top rim
    Composite photo (link left) shows additional details
  • Estate item;  previous use and storage conditions unknown
  • View and pick-up in Naperville, Illinois
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$ 8.00 /  EACH



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COUNTRY FARE STONEWARE PITCHER and MUG


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  • Set of two similar stoneware pieces, each glazed a rich brown with an aqua interior
  • Pitcher measures approx. 6-3/4 inches high
  • Handled mug measures approx 4-1/2 inches high
  • Similar to a popular pattern often referred to as "Country Fare"
    however;  no manufacturer markings found on either piece
  • Different bottom finishes;  might be a clue to maker(s);  see photo link, left
  • In rather nice condition;  typical used stoneware chips,  glazepops etc. etc.

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PAIR OF  BRUSH-McCOY  ART POTTERY VASES


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  • Pair of similar green vases from the Brush Pottery Co., Zanesville, Ohio, "furnished in soft-tone semi-matt colors" dates back to approximately 1937
    Ref. Sanford, Martha and Steve, Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy Pottery, Book 2,  1996,  page 26
  • Left:  Pale green No. 527, ≈ 8 inches high; top diameter ≈ 5 inches; bottom diameter ≈ 3 inches; faint mold number on base
    Right:  Medium green No. 527, ≈ 6 inches high; top diameter ≈ 3-1/2 inches; bottom diameter ≈ 2-1/4 inches
  • Pretty good condition, age and use consistent with glaze imperfections and inconsistencies etc., etc. typical of these wares; interesting tiny dark flecks in glazes
    Also, light green vase has factory flaw, perhaps where a worker held it
    Medium green vase with base flaws including small chip (approx. 12 o’clock in bases photo)
    Estate items:  previous use and storage conditions unknown


S O L D / 2 Brush Pottery Vases

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