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Vintage Great Plains Pottery Hand Thrown Stoneware Vase – Signed, Oklahoma

Posted about 2 months ago in Rancho Cordova, CA

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Vintage Great Plains Pottery Hand Thrown Stoneware Vase – Signed, Oklahoma

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Beautiful vintage hand-thrown stoneware vase by Great Plains Pottery, made in Oklahoma by potter Steve Rogers. This piece features an earthy, natural color palette with hand-applied slip (engobe) decoration and a sculptural form. The vase is signed on the bottom and comes with the original Great Plains Pottery information card, confirming authenticity. Details: • Hand-thrown stoneware • Signed by the artist (Rogers) • Made in Oklahoma, USA • Approx. height: ~13.5 inches • Approx. width: ~10 inches • Opening diameter: ~6 inches • Excellent vintage condition, no cracks or repairs • Decorative / collectible art pottery A beautiful statement piece for collectors of studio pottery, vintage decor, or Southwestern / earthy interiors

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Used (normal wear)

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