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A small ceramic vase with a rounded shoulder, short neck, and a deep red-brown mottled glaze that shifts across the surface.
The narrow mouth is made for a few stems rather than a large bouquet. That restraint lets the glaze do the work, and the pooled color gives the vase a sense of movement even when it is empty.
Small pottery vases have always been useful because they turn one flower, a cutting from the garden, or a dried branch into a complete arrangement. The handmade-looking glaze keeps it from reading as ordinary household ware.
Condition: Light shelf wear. No maker mark is apparent.
The vase stands roughly 6 inches high against the tape.
Ships from Baltimore. Packaging is reused when practical, with the focus on getting the object there safely. Nothing extra is included beyond the item or set described here.
I am a dealer and researcher in Baltimore. If you know more about this piece, I welcome a correction and will update the record.
