Overview
A classic example of American Art Pottery featuring a sophisticated 'frosted' drip glaze in mossy greens and creams.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
American Art Pottery Drip-Glaze Bulb Bowl, c. 1930s
Photo reference
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Story
During the 1920s and 30s, a 'glaze craze' swept through American ceramic studios as chemists raced to create finishes that looked like they were pulled from a volcanic eruption or a frozen forest.
Maker / Origin
While this piece is unsigned, it is highly consistent with the 'production art' wares of companies like Fulper, Camark, or even early Haeger.
Condition & Value
The piece appears to be in very good vintage condition with no visible cracks or large chips. Quick ID could not verify a named-artist market here, so this is intentionally priced like decorative/local-sale art.
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