This Weller Burnt Wood and Raku Pot From Stroudsburg PA features two distinct ceramic pieces. The first, a studio pottery bowl, is hand-thrown and exhibits a rich, textured glaze in varying shades of blue and brown. The base is clearly incised with the name "Helen", suggesting it is a unique artisan piece. The second item is a 19th century Weller 'burnt wood' vase. It features brown figures on a black background in agricultural settings in a classic Greek or Roman style. The design is complemented by decorative spirals radiating from the base, typical of Weller's "burnt wood" line. Both pieces are as-is, each suffering breaks, the raku pot was repaired to the degree possible.

Dimensions:
Height - Vase: 11"; Bowl: 2.5"
Width - Vase: 7"; Bowl: 4.5"
Depth - Vase: 7"; Bowl: 4.5"
Weight - Vase: 3 lbs; Bowl: 1 lb

Condition:
Vase: Fair; significant chipping and loss to the rim, surface wear and discoloration consistent with age or display. Bowl: The bowl shows a small piece that had broken out and was repaired well. There is a small chip at the rim where the break occurred.

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• Low Estimate: 150.00
• High Estimate: 300.00