2 Vintage Gonder Pottery

The image shows a vintage Gonder Pottery vase, likely from the mid-20th century. Gonder Ceramic Arts operated from 1941 to 1957 in Zanesville, Ohio. Key features and information about the vase include: Material and Style: It is made of ceramic and showcases a tulip petal or cabbage leaf-like design. Color: The vase features a pale green color with some yellow hues. Design: It has a bulbous base and a fluted, flared top, resembling a flower in bloom. Some Gonder pieces were inspired by Chinese museum pieces. Production: Gonder's first piece was the #500 Console Bowl, produced in early 1942. Collectibility: Gonder vases are popular among collectors, with certain patterns and designs being particularly sought after. Variations: Gonder produced various lines of wares, with the Imperial line being one of the initial two lines. Market: Vintage Gonder vases can be found on online marketplaces like Etsy and eBay. Value: Prices for Gonder vases vary, depending on the design, condition, and rarity. A Chinese vase from the same era sold for a record $69 million at auction.