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Van Briggle (USA)
by Susan Bearder Sat Mar 14, 2009 4:31 pm
Thought I would put something in the American section. Think the mark is 1934. Note again my fascination for shaded blues Dan. lol. Susan.
ps and does anyone know what the heck my lamp is?
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by dantheman Sat Mar 14, 2009 6:25 pm
it's good to see someone buying for the right reasons Susie
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VAN BRIGGLE MULBERRY POPPY VASE OR BOWL
by ldantiques07 Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:50 am
I just got this little guy, and he is about 4" tall 5" wide. The flowers sculpted or raised from the vessel. I think its mullbery glaze and I believe its poppies (flowers)? I am not sure. I am trying to figure out if this is old or new...
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by ldantiques07 Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:53 am
the "D" has something after it... and the CO under the COLO SPGS, is for Colorado.. I live in Denver, so its not too surprising to find a piece of van Briggle.
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by skay Thu Jun 21, 2012 4:22 pm
There seems to be a fairly apparent '60' could that be a date?
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by big ed Thu Jun 21, 2012 6:24 pm
http://artusvanbriggle.com/van_briggle_marks
They might be able to help here
They might be able to help here
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Van Briggle dragonfly vase
by Olias4 Fri Jul 06, 2012 10:03 pm
The color looks good, the pattern looks good, the size is good(7") but the mark is pretty messed up. Glaze over the Van Briggle, Briggle written so the ending of the name goes uphill, no Colo Spgs. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Thanks
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by ldantiques07 Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:48 pm
big ed wrote:http://artusvanbriggle.com/van_briggle_marks
They might be able to help here
Hey thanks for that, I have no idea why, but it never emailed me telling me I had replys.. that website is super awesome thank you!
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by Calusa Fri Jul 13, 2012 8:52 pm
The vase appears to be legitimate Van Briggle. In later years, I think some of the artists signed their names which may be the case with the markings beneath the cypher. I believe Van Briggle is still in operation, so you may be able to contact the pottery for clarification.
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by Olias4 Sun Jul 15, 2012 5:19 pm
Thanks, I did contact the website and have confirmation, that it is real.
"This vase is an early Van Briggle vase that dates to the teens era. They
would use a darker clay during this period and often times the glaze is
smudged on the bottom of the pieces."
"The base has the AA logo and van briggle in script...written in almost
cursive which is typical for this era."
"This vase is an early Van Briggle vase that dates to the teens era. They
would use a darker clay during this period and often times the glaze is
smudged on the bottom of the pieces."
"The base has the AA logo and van briggle in script...written in almost
cursive which is typical for this era."
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Art Pottery Tulips Vase by Van Briggle
by potteryfreak Sat Apr 26, 2014 3:51 pm
When I found this I thought early 1900s Van Briggle, till I turned it over. I'm stumped. Looks like a P incised at the opening to the right, a miniature connected JP in the bottom opening and numbers 26? at about 9 o'clock. Any thoughts would be appreciated? Only 3 7/8" tall and a 3" opening.
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by potteryfreak Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:49 pm
Can't believe it. I was right. It's a pre 1912 Van Briggle vase. I'm not sure how to transfer this to the "found the maker" section, but it's Van Briggle.
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Re: Van Briggle (USA)
by NaomiM Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:55 pm
Great result. 
Admin will move it in due course.
Admin will move it in due course.
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