Early 20th Century German Pottery
Vase SOLD
  Description: Based
on glaze and base, this vase was made in Germany in
the early 20th century, but I've had no luck
attributing it to a particular company. The drip
glaze features various shades of green with a bit of
brown, and the feathering of the glaze adds a lovely
touch. It's definitely above average.Dimensions: Height about 8 1/4"; diameter about 7 1/2". Form: 870 Company/Artist: unknown Decor/Glaze: unknown Estimated Date: 1910 Condition: is excellent with no damage and no repairs. Price: SOLD Shipping: $8.95 for Priority Mail and insurance within the US. Contact us for a quote if you need international shipping.  Guarantee: Our
guarantee is a fairly simple one. When you get
the package, if you don't like the item, send it back. We'll refund the
original price and original shipping
charge. The only part you're risking is the
cost to return it. And if we made an important
mistake in the description, we'll cover the return
shipping aswell.
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really 10" counts as an "important" mistake. A
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