Group of Four Newcomb College Art Pottery VasesCirca 1910-26The first of ovoid form, decorated with a band of lilies along top border, by Sadie Ervine, dated 1926, height 5 1/4 inches; the second of globular form, decorated with freesia, by Henrietta Bailey, dated 1926, height 4 3/4 inches; the third of slender ovoid form, decorated with columbine, no apparent artist or date, height 6 inches; and the fourth of waisted cylindrical form, decorated with iris, by Henrietta Bailey, dated 1910, height 6 1/4 inches.
C The Collection of Dr. Thomas Chua

the slender ovoid form vase decorated with columbine (no apparent date or signature, height 6 inches), has a thin hairline fracture originating at the top rim and extends in a downward direction; the waisted cylindrical form vase decorated with iris by Henrietta Bailey, height 6 inches, has heavy crazing, including one particularly now dark colored line that has the appearance of being a hairline fissure and may possibly be a hairline fissure; otherwise, each vase appears to be in generally good condition with minor scratches and minor glaze flaws; not black lighted, however, no obvious evidence or over paint or restoration

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