Excellent Vintage Pre-Owned Condition. Pickup in Olathe. The cheerful look-and-feel of this vintage Blue Ridge vase is done in a hibiscus floral pattern that is not to be found anywhere else other than this vase. The pattern has been named Hampton (#575/1), and it was made in the late 1930s to early 1940s. It is believed that Blue Ridge Southern Pottery created between 4,000 and 5,000 different patterns, however, most of the records have been lost or destroyed over the years. Another quirky fact, Southern Pottery didn't name the patterns because they operated basically on a numbering system. Most of the patterns have been given names by collectors over the years. Therefore, you might have a description in a reference guide that refers to a pattern by one name and then find the same design in another source listed with a different name. Nonetheless, if you’re a Blue Ridge collector, this beauty is awaiting its new home. It measures -5¼” x 4” x 3” height/top diameter/base diameter; 15” circumference; 2”opening; weight 1 lb.; crafted from hand painted bisque china; pattern is Hampton done in a cheerful pale lemon and pale brown on an off white background; made in Erwin, TN. Thanks for looking!