Cowan Pottery 11" Vase #604, Chartreuse Lustre, Ca. 1922

Cowan Pottery 11" Vase #604, Chartreuse Lustre, Ca. 1922

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 tall and stately Cowan Pottery vase #604 is glazed in a wonderful chartreuse lustre, a high gloss blend of yellow and green with a subtle iridescence.

Condition for this fairly early production vase is excellent, free from chipping, cracking, crazing or restoration, with surprisingly little wear to the delicate luster surface.

Marked with Cowan Pottery inkstamp and shape number.

H 11", D 4", rim 2.75", base 3".

Item ID: 1655

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$160 USD

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