Drip Glaze Art Pottery
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Davee- Consultant
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Re: Drip Glaze Art Pottery
I would guess Belgian but I am not an expert.
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Re: Drip Glaze Art Pottery
Pretty sure it's continental. France comes to mind somehow.
Sure I've seen this type of glaze before somewhere.
Denbac, Fives-Lille, Pierrefonds maybe,
Sure I've seen this type of glaze before somewhere.
Denbac, Fives-Lille, Pierrefonds maybe,
Re: Drip Glaze Art Pottery
I'll investigate the French angle.
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Re: Drip Glaze Art Pottery
Belgium glaze colours; Art Nouveau-Art Deco shape; but a bit too “clean” for Belgium Art Pottery. Maybe Austrian?
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Re: Drip Glaze Art Pottery
Bizarrely there is an identical one about to finish on eBay, the seller is not sure of maker either. Their description is "Jugendstil Secessionist Belgium Art Nouveau Pottery Drip Glaze Art Pottery Vase"
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Re: Drip Glaze Art Pottery
I agree with you Naomi too clean and polished to be Belgian.
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