Today is Twin DaY! H091 to H093

  Since I am missing our daughters so much today, I thought I would call this twin day.  Although our girls are 3 years apart in age, I think they share a secret heart with each other. That makes them twins for me, when they finish the others sentences. The items today are two of the same. There are two sets of fraternal and one set of identical twins; and then a set of three items that just go together.  My pile is starting to show a little progress in the living room, and my 4gb card is full of pictures already; so I really hope you enjoy the items I am posting today.  Mention the number associated with the item when you contact me, please.


 H091 and H092 are twin Magnolia 8.5 inch tassel vases. They are identical with the exception of the tint. One is just a tad darker than the other. I have listed these two separately if you preferred one color over the other. Both are in excellent condition, however, H092 (the lighter one) does have a pink paint mark from manufacturing on the handle. (See photo below)  The Hull Magnolia tassel vase is marked with an incised 7-8 1/2"can be found on Page 120, Plate 78, Row 1, Item 3. It was valued at $155 -$200 in the Hull Pottery Encyclopedia, cc 2003.  All prices are negotiable with us, and we are also willing to rent these for a special occasion if you prefer.

 

 

 

 

This mold has a couple of imperfections on the inside of the vase. Both of these pieces have these little air bubbles inside on the bottom.

       
 H093 is a set of tangerine and dark green vases made by Hull in 1952, called Medley. This set used the Woodland mold, and comes without markings on the base.. Hull was known for doing several Plate 163, Row 4, Item 2. It was valued at $50- $75 each in 2003. Our prices are always negotiable, whether you want one or both.. Mention H093 if you are interested in this item. Sorry about the dust in them.. I will be happy to rephoto these for you.. 

 

 
H094 is a set of two green planters produced by Hull. The larger piece is marked hull U(S)A F78 and what looks like a blocked out F72 on the smaller piece.  The incised trademark features a lower case hull with a weird S was used on both the House n Garden casual serving ware as well as the Imperial florist ware line beginning in 1960. Since I could not find much information from the Hull Pottery Encyclopedia, 2003; I turned to The Hull Pottery Price Guide at http://realpriceguides.com/hull/imperial2.asp. I copied this description for the Imperial line:

"Imperial has been produced since the 1960's with an extensive line of pieces making it hard to catalog. I have attempted to follow the F series Imperial here and leaving other pieces in the novelty and misc catalogs. (If the piece is numbered with an F or a B or an A before the number then it should be tagged as an Imperial piece. This is not saying all pieces will be marked with the letter before the number.)Another thing to look at with Imperial pieces is the changing of numbers on pieces not renewed for the next year. Example would be F25 which shows up on more than one pattern from one year to the next. Always keep in mind even if you have a piece of Hull Imperial the value in most cases will not be much above ten to twenty dollars for the piece if that much."   They gave a current suggested value of $5-$9 for each piece.  We are always negotiable on price.

 

As always, I search for imperfections and document them, no matter how small. The larger piece has a couple of "pimples" on the bottom of the front and under the rim on the back. Mention H094.1750 if you are interested in either or both of these Imperial planters. 

 

It has taken longer than I anticipated to post the photos that I took today. Here is a preview of what you can expect for tomorrow.. these are not really twins anyway. So until tomorrow..... peace.

H082 to H090 today

Welcome back. I have several more pieces to add to my inventory and show off today. I have tried to add some photos of them in groups as well as the individual descriptions below to make things easier. Live and Learn. I seem to have lost a few somewhere, but will try to post them soon to fill in the gaps. Until then, enjoy the sunset in the background of these lovely pieces. 

From left to right: Hull Bowknot, Blossom Flite creamer, Woodland Double bud vase in rear. and the Magnolia pattern 

From left to right: Wildflower, Center Bowknot Console and Fiesta 

Starting with H082, a Hull Wildflower 6.5 inch vase . 

This Hull Wildflower 6.5 inch vase is circa 1946-1947. It is a pale pink and yellow with gorgeous detailed painting. It has W-4-6 1/2" incised on the base. This was valued at $70 - $95 in 2003 in "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information on this piece can be found on page 144, Plate 99, Row 1, Item 2. All prices are negotiable. Mention H082 if you are interested in this piece.

 

  

 

Mention H083.5715 for more information.

 

This is H083. It is a Hull Blossom Flite creamer is circa 1955-1956. It is a charcoal gray  on overall high-gloss pink with pink interior. Other finishes in this line include a blue on an overall high gloss pink with metallic green interior. A multi-colored relief spray of florals decorated this line of 15 pieces.  This piece has c '55 a cursive Hull, USA T-15 marking incised on the base. This was not valued in the 2003  "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information can be found on page 180, and it is shown in Plate 132. All prices are negotiable. Mention H083 if you are interested in this piece. We have several of them.

 

 

H084 is a Hull Woodland 8.5 inch double bud vase made in 1950-1960 after the company suffered a major flood and fire in 1950. This vase is one of the more masculine pieces and has a dark green base with a pale duo-tone off white to blue glossy finish. It is marked W-15-8 1/2" on the base. Information can be found on page 244, Plate 191 Row 2, Item 2 

 in the 2003  "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  All prices are negotiable.  Mention H084 in the comments if you are interested in this piece,

H085 is another Hull Blossom Flite creamer is circa 1955-1956. It is a charcoal gray  on overall high-gloss pink with pink interior. Other finishes in this line include a blue on an overall high gloss pink with metallic green interior. A multi-colored relief spray of florals decorated this line of 15 pieces.  This piece has c '55 a cursive Hull, USA T-15 marking incised on the base. This was not valued in the 2003  "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information can be found on page 180, and it is shown in Plate 132. All prices are negotiable.

 

 

Mention H085.5715 for more information.

H086 is a Hull Bowknot 6.5" vase, circa 1949-1950.  This line is highly collectible and this piece is a matte pastel blue to pink sweetheart shaped vase. It has Hull Art, USA B-3-6 1/2" marking incised on the base. This was valued at $200 - $240 in the 2003  "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information can be found on page 90 and 91, Plate 54, Row 3, Item 3, where it is shown in all blue. All prices are negotiable. Mention H086 if you are interested in this piece. We have many of the Hull Bowknot pieces that we can rent to you if you are interested in using them for a wedding or other special event. 

 

 

Mention H086.11019 if you are interested in my locating this piece for you.

H087 is a Hull Magnolia 6.5" vase, circa 1946-1947.  This line is highly collectible and this piece is a matte pastel blue to pink fan shaped vase. It has Hull Art, USA 12-6 1/2" marking incised on the base. This was valued at $75 - $100 in the 2003  "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information can be found on page 118 and 119, Plate 77, Row 2, Item 1. All prices are negotiable. Mention H087 if you are interested in this piece. We have many of the Hull Magnolia pieces that we can rent to you if you are interested in using them for a wedding or other special event. This is a perfect size for a table centerpiece to not be overwhelming.

 

 

Oops! I somehow missed getting all the photos of this wonderful piece before I packed it up and stored it for your safe keeping. It is in excellent condition, and if you are interested, comment on H088 and I will dig it back out and give you detailed photos (unless you live in a travel desired spot and I might just bring it to you for inspection...)

 H088 is a Hull Bowknot 13.5 inch console bowl circa 1949-1950. It is a pale pink and baby blue matte finish with gorgeous detailed painting. It has B-416-13 1/2" incised on the base. This was valued at $375 - $475 in 2003 in "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information on this piece can be found on page 88, Plate 53, Row 1, Item 2. All prices are negotiable. Mention H088 if you are interested in this piece which is in excellent condition. We have more of the BowKnot line if you are would like to rent th

H089 is a Hull Magnolia 8.5 inch vase is circa 1946-1947. It is a pale pink and blue matte finish with gorgeous detailed painting. It has 1-8 1/2" incised on the base. This was valued at $175 - $215 in 2003 in "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information on this piece can be found on page 120, Plate 78, Row 3, Item 3. All prices are negotiable. Mention H089 if you are interested in this piece and check out the other Magnolia pieces throughout our collection.

Comment on H089.9501 if would like more photographs taken of it.

       

This Hull Fiesta 8.5 inch vase is circa 1957-1958. H090 is a pale pink gloss finish with a dark rose base. It has cute strawberries on the front and is plain around the sides and back. This piece has 45-8 1/2" incised on the base. This was valued at $85 - $125 in 2003 in "The Collector's Ultimate Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery Identification and Values Volume One" Book by Brenda Roberts.  Information on this piece can be found on page 206, Plate 157, Row 4, Item 2. All prices are negotiable. Mention H090 if you are interested in this piece. It is in excellent condition and has a label of provenance on the base.