Overview
A classic example of American Art Pottery featuring a rich, multi-toned green drip glaze over a globular form.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Fulper Pottery Drip Glaze Bowl, c. 1915-1925
Photo reference
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Story
In the early 1900s, William Hill Fulper II transformed his family’s utilitarian drainpipe and jug business into a world-renowned art pottery studio by looking backward to ancient Chinese ceramic secrets.
Maker / Origin
Fulper Pottery is one of the oldest names in American ceramics, dating back to 1814, but it reached its artistic peak during the Arts and Crafts movement.
Condition & Value
The glaze shows some minor 'pinholing' and surface peppering, which are common manufacturing artifacts of this era. Quick ID could not verify a named-artist market here, so this is intentionally priced like decorative/local-sale art.
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