Description :

A beautiful mixed collection of vintage mid-century American pottery, featuring five classic vases and cornucopia horns from the 1940s–1950s. Each showcases the distinctive sculpted floral reliefs, pastel glazes, and stylized forms that define the Hull, Shawnee, and Roseville pottery lines. The group includes Hull’s well-known Water Lily vase, a Roseville Dahliapair, and two elegant cornucopia vases — one in soft pink (pattern #1133) and one in glossy green (#835). Together, they make an outstanding display set for collectors of early American art pottery.

Lot Details:

Hull Pottery “Water Lily” Double-Handled Vase – L-4 – 6½″

• Marked: Hull Art U.S.A. L-4-6½

• Pastel pink, ivory, and aqua tones with raised yellow water lily motif.

• Approx. 6½″ tall × 4½″ wide

• Reference: Similar example listed on eBay for US $23.95 (Nov 2025).

Pair of Roseville Pottery “Dahlia” Pattern Vases – Nos. 59-6 & 59-4

• Matte turquoise glaze with white and yellow dahlia floral reliefs.

• One vase shows a small rim chip (see photo).

• Approx. 6″ tall × 4½″ wide and 4″ tall × 3″ wide

• Reference: Comparable Roseville Dahlia 59-6 sold at auction for US $18.00 (April 2022).

Pink Cornucopia Pottery Vase – No. 1133

• Glossy blush-mauve glaze with scroll base and curved rim; marked U.S.A 1133.

• Approx. 6½″ tall × 6″ long × 4″ wide

• Reference: “Vintage 1940’s Mauve Cornucopia Pottery Vase #1133” listed US $25.

Shawnee Pottery Green Cornucopia Vase – #835

• Bright leaf-green glaze with stylized Art Moderne swirl base; marked U.S.A 835.

• Approx. 5″ tall × 4″ long × 2½″ wide

• Reference: “Vintage Shawnee Pottery Green Cornucopia 5″ Vase #835” listed US $5.

Material: Glazed ceramic pottery

Date: Circa 1940s–1950s

Finish: Satin matte and glossy pastel glazes

Condition: One small rim chip on smaller Roseville vase (as shown).