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Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1204 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1205 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1206 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1207 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1208 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1209 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1210 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1211 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1212 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1213 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1214 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1215 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1216 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1217 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1218 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1219 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1220 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1221 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1222 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1223 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1224 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1225 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1226 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1227 / 5007 -
Vintage Purinton Apple Slip Ware is a highly collectible line of mid-century American art pottery known for its hand-painted, rustic folk-art aesthetic. Produced by the Purinton Pottery Company from the late 1930s through the 1950s—initially in Wellsville, Ohio, and later in Shippenville, Pennsylvania—the "Apple" pattern is their most famous and iconic design 1228 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1229 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1230 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1231 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1232 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1233 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1234 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1235 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1236 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1237 / 5007 -
Authentic Vintage East German Ceramic Pitcher Sets with Blue Stripes are highly collectible mid-century pieces originating from the former German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR). Characterized by clean lines, functionalist socialist-era design, and distinct minimalist blue bands over off-white clay, these nested kitchenware items were produced by state-owned enterprises (VEBs) and traditional regional workshops 1238 / 5007 -
The octagon vase has a chip 1254 / 5007 -
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Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1266 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1267 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1268 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1269 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1270 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1271 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1272 / 5007 -
Hand Made Art Deco Glass Bowl Signed 1273 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1274 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1275 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1276 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1277 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1278 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1279 / 5007 -
Vintage H&C Selb Bavaria trinket dishes featuring Nuremberg, Kassel, and München (Munich) are highly collectible mid-century souvenir porcelain pieces manufactured by Heinrich & Co. in Germany. These small dishes, typically measuring around 4 to 5 inches, showcase city coats of arms, landmarks, or regional crests designed for travelers and collectors 1280 / 5007 -
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