Sunday, May 21, 2023

Some Twentieth Century North Carolina Pottery Recently Found in Massachusetts

This is a short post today showing some recent colorfully glazed twentieth century North Carolina pottery finds in Massachusetts - the first three unmarked earthenware objects were just found this morning at my local Sunday morning flea market, while the circa 1920s-1930s apothecary or drug earthenware jar is modeled after Aztec Pottery and it is impressed on the base "Rainbow Pottery / Hand Made / Sanford, N.C." Furthermore, I found the drug jar last week at the antique shows in Brimfield, Massachusetts and the dealer told me that he found it years ago in New Canaan, Connecticut.

Note: The Strawberry pots are small standing only 5 3/4 inches tall - and I also want to mention that I have a forthcoming article that will be published in Antiques & Auction News about some of the North Carolina pottery that I have found with my niece Alexis throughout the Northeast over the past year or so.

Some Twentieth Century North Carolina Pottery Recently Found in Mass.

Two Matching Shaped Earthenware Strawberry Planters and a Vase
All Attributed to North Carolina
Probably Circa 1930s-1950s
Vase Stands 7 3/4" Tall
The Strawberry Planters Stand 5 3/4" Tall
Found This Morning at a Massachusetts Flea Market
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A View of the Base
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Circa 1920s-1930s Apothecary or Drug Jar Modeled After Aztec Pottery
Impressed on Base "Rainbow Pottery / Hand Made / Sanford, N.C."
Recently Found in Brimfield, Mass.
Dealer Said He Found it Years Ago in New Canaan, Connecticut 
Stands 8 1/2" Tall
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A View of the Base
The Base is Marked "Rainbow Pottery / Hand Made / Sanford, N.C."
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Please Stay Tuned...Much More to Come...

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