Cowan Pottery Vase #V-36, "Peach" Matrix Glaze, Ca. 1930

Cowan Pottery Vase #V-36, "Peach" Matrix Glaze, Ca. 1930

Originally formed as the Cleveland Pottery and Tile Company by designer, potter and teacher R. Guy Cowan, the Cowan Pottery Studio, which operated from 1913 to 1931, produced outstanding and technically extraordinary pieces, which brought international recognition to American Art Pottery. The expertise of the talented artists and chemists in residence allowed them to create distinctly modern forms and glazes during its short-lived existence that have rarely been reproduced.

This wonderful Cowan Pottery vase, shape #V-36 produced circa 1930, features a squat, wide-mouth form perfect for large arrangements of short-stemmed flowers, with a subtly ribbed texture simulating wheel-thrown pottery, and is glazed in Cowan's intricate "Peach" matrix glaze, a high gloss combination of bright pink and yellow.

Condition is excellent, free from chipping, cracking, crazing or restoration, with a 4mm filled in glaze nick at the rim edge that is nearly undetectable.

. Marked with die-impressed Cowan logo, "COWAN" mark and reversed"25" of unknown significance.

H 5.25", rim 7", base 3".

Item ID: 1650

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$70 USD

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