Vase

Manufacturer Rookwood Pottery Company American

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It was in Cincinnati at the Rookwood Pottery that the drive toward more organic, plant-based forms found fruition. Whether it was a result of the general Zeitgeist of 1900 or more specific influences from Europe, some Rookwood artists gradually freed their designs from the constraints of wheel-based forms and painted decoration. Here, the vase is nearly subsumed by the relief-molded crocus blossoms, stems, and leaves.

Vase, Rookwood Pottery Company (American, Cincinnati, Ohio 1880–1967), Earthenware, American

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Vase, Rookwood Pottery Company (American, Cincinnati, Ohio 1880–1967), Earthenware, American
Vase, Rookwood Pottery Company (American, Cincinnati, Ohio 1880–1967), Earthenware, American

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