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Softly Hued Pottery Fish Soap Dish
This fish dish could be used for much more than soap. He is made by a local potter here in Montana, known for his soft muted colors. The dish measures 9 1/4 inches long and 4 inches wide. His tail is curved up to allow water to drain away from the soap. He is signed on the bottom, KAS, and is in excellent condition.
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gw261
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BAUER Pottery Console Bowl
This big pink bowl was most likely used as a console bowl in the middle of a dining room table. It is pink with dark flecks. The bowl measures 3 1/4 inches high with very straight sides and 13 inches in diameter. It has the BAUER name pressed on the bottom of the bowl. There are 6 tiny chips on the rim of the bowl.
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gw46
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SOFT YELLOW Daisy Pottery Soap Dish
I have this thing for soap dishes and tend to replace mine every season. They add such a nice feel to a bathroom or kitchen. This pretty pottery soap dish measures 7 3/16ths of an inch long and 5 inches wide. It is handpainted under the glaze, nicely detailed and in nice condition except for three tiny "fleabites" nicks on the point (underneath). I don't see any markings.
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gw121
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Lane California Pottery 3Section Divided Dish
I love these old California Pottery pieces from the 1950's and 1960's. This one has a wonderful design that reminds me of pine boughs. The kidney shaped dark beige pottery dish measures 13 inches long by 7 inches wide at the widest point. It is in great condition with no chips, cracks or crazing and is embossed on the bottom, LANE & CO, Van Nuys, 1957.
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gw126
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Coors Pottery Small Mixing Bowl
This handsome bowl was made by the Coors Pottery, Golden Colorado. It is an orange pumpkin color and stands not quite 3 inches tall and 6 inches across. The bowl is in great shape with one under the glaze chip and some glaze scratching on the inside bottom. I don't see any chips, cracks or crazing. The bottom is marked, Coors Golden Colorado Pottery.
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gw85
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Made In Japan 2 Cup Dripware Teapot
I love the old brown dripware. This teapot turned up at a local estate here in Montana. It would hold two generous cups of tea and is in perfect condition. It stands 5 1/2 inches high. The bottom is marked with a paper label, MADE IN JAPAN.
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Butterfly and Flower Vintage Oriental Tea Pot
This lovely little teapot holds two cups of water for a perfect Tea for Two. It is in MINT condition with an oriental design of flowers, and butterflies. The pot measures 3 1/2 inches tall and 7 inches wide (from handle to spot). The top has two steeping holes for steam. I don't see any markings.
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Floral Decaled White Pottery Vase
This vase looks remarkably like a Homer Laughlin piece. It is a simple creamy white pottery vase standing 6 inches tall. It has 2 inch long oval shaped opening and is in great condition with no markings.
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Modern Oriental Look Pottery Pitcher
This lovely pitcher is probably from one of our local potteries. It is in perfect condition and measures 6 inches. The base is creamy white with green and pale brown Oriental type designs. It is not marked.
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Pfaltzgraff Basketweave Look Flower Vase
This lovely creamy white pfaltzgraff pottery vase stands 6 5/8ths inches tall and 5 1/2 inches wide and 3 3/4 inches deep. It is in MINT condition with a lovely violet flower transfer on one side and a cherry transfer on the other. There is a basketweave pattern to the pottery for a nice country feel. Whether you put flowers or kitchen utensils in this, it would look lovely.
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Vintage OES Pottery Vase
This wonderful vintage pottery OES or Order of Eastern Star Vase was handmade, but nicely. It is in great condition and measures 4 3/4 inches high and 5 inches wide. It has gold outlines and is signed by the artist, but I can't quite read it.
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