Overview
A striking Mid-Century Modern ceramic vase featuring a stylized, swirling nautilus shell form in a signature seafoam green glaze.
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Overview
A striking Mid-Century Modern ceramic vase featuring a stylized, swirling nautilus shell form in a signature seafoam green glaze.
Story
In the years following World War II, American homes underwent a 'color revolution' as families moved away from the drab tones of the Depression era toward optimistic, vibrant palettes.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1871 by David Haeger, the company originally produced bricks to help rebuild Chicago after the Great Fire before pivoting to art pottery in 1914.
Condition & Value
The gold trim appears remarkably intact on the base and rim, which is the primary value driver for this specific model. While Haeger is highly collectible, these shell forms were produced in significant numbers; value is driven primarily by the exceptional preservation of the 22k gold…
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