Saturday Evening Girls Paul Revere Pottery Vase Found in Southern Maine

I have been lucky over the last few months discovering some examples of early twentieth century art pottery made at the Saturday Evening Girls' Paul Revere Pottery in Boston throughout New England; in fact, this is the third example that I have found, and the second that has been discovered in southern Maine.

This vase is unmarked, but the glaze and the style that it was manufactured seems like it could be related to a number of marked examples of Paul Revere Pottery that I have handled through the years. Although, the form of this probably circa 1920s vase is really great, which I suspect is inspired after Asian design.

For more information about the Paul Revere Pottery - here is a link to a much longer story that I posted to this website in August of this year: http://www.earlyamericanceramics.com/2023/08/a-blue-glazed-vase-made-at-segs-paul.html.

Note: After further examination - this may have also been made at Peters and Reed in Ohio, although from the same time period.

Saturday Evening Girls Paul Revere Pottery Vase

My Niece Alexis Holding the Vase

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20th Century Blue Glazed Red Earthenware Vase

Possibly SEG's Paul Revere Pottery in Boston

But Also Possibly Peters and Reed in Ohio

Discovered in Southern Maine

Probably Circa 1920s

Stands 7 7/8" Tall

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Another View of the Vase

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A View of the Base

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Please Stay Tuned...Much More to Come...