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Vintage 1950's

Vintage Hull Pottery "Woodland" Console Vase, pattern W10-11, beautifully crafted in the soft, organic style that made Hull Pottery a favorite of Mid-Century decorators and collectors. Produced by Hull Pottery of Crooksville, Ohio, this elegant vase features the vibrant Woodland glaze and a graceful elongated shape that is ideal for displaying fresh or dried flowers or as a striking standalone accent.

 

Founded in 1905 by Addis Emmet Hull, Hull Pottery became well known for its art pottery beginning in 1917, with pieces sold through florists and gift shops across the country. The company continued producing its distinctive pottery until closing in 1986, leaving behind a legacy of highly collectible American ceramics.

 

The vase measures approximately 11" long, 4" wide, and 4½" high.

 

This piece is in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. The glaze remains vibrant and glossy with very little evidence of age or use. Two vases are available, and both are in mint condition.

Vintage "Woodland" Hull Console Vase-W10-11

SKU: DVH-1009
$65.00 Regular Price
$40.00Sale Price
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