Getting to work on H016 to H025

Good Morning,

Well I have had my cup of tea and taken my pack of dogs for a short walk before getting started on  this inventory today. I am itching to photograph some more and disciplining myself to get posted what I have already photographed. These pieces are fun to touch.. and fragile, so I am making sure that none get broken while I am putting them away. Being an organization fanatic is proving to have some difficulties in making sure the pieces are put in the correct location for ease in finding for the future. Please make sure to tell your friends and customers that this beautiful stuff is available if they are interested.

So, I will start with H016.  This is a Hull Magnolia 12. 25 inch vase. It has 17-12 1/4" incised in the mold on the base.  This vase features the wing shaped handles. It was produced in 1946-1947.  It is shown on page 119, Plate 77, Row 4, Item 3 and was valued between $300-$350 in 2003.

Item H016.0009 is one of several of this style.

Make sure to mention 

item number H016  if you are interested in this Hull Woodland 12.25 inch high vase.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H017 is from the Hull Tokay and Tuscany Line that was produced in 1958-1960 in a glossy milk white and forrest green color combination This is a 12 inch tall vase, marked Tokay 12, and was probably sold in chain stores in its day. This vase leans, and you can see that it was designed that way on page 237, plate 183, Row 4, Item 3 where it was valued at $95-$145 in 2003.

H017.6008 is dirty on the bottom from use. Provenance is available. 

Make sure to mention item number H017 if you are interested in this Hull Tokay 12 inch high vase.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H018 is another example of the Hull Tokay and Tuscany line. This basket is 8 inches high and is marked with 6-8" on the base. Production dates from 1958, mean it is an antique, just like me... 18 different shapes were cataloged. The Duo-toned spray version is tinted with light green and sweet pink with painted pink grapes and green leaves.   This is on page 235, Plate 182, Row 1, Item 1 and was valued at $75-$115 in 2003.

H018.5151 would be beautiful for a wine inspired wedding. I am sure this is not the only one in storage. 

 

Make sure to mention item number H018  if you are interested in this Hull Tuscany and Tokay 8 inch high pottery basket.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H019 is a 12.5 inch Hull Wildflower vase. It is marked with Hull Art U.S.A. W-18 - 12 1/2" on the base. Production dates were 1946 - 1947. This item is on page 145, Plate 100, Row 4, Item 1 and was valued at $275-$350 in 2003. 

H019.19545 would make an excellent vase for a Solvang or Santa Barbara style wedding. We have several that can accompany it and we are happy to rent them out. 

Make sure to mention item number H019  if you are interested in this Hull Wildflower 12.5 inch high vase.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H020 is also a Wildflower design to coordinate with H019, the 12 inch vase . This 7.5 inch version would be perfect on the eating tables at your wedding, quincenera, or other event. This vase is marked Hull Art U.S.A. W-8 7 1/2". Production dates again are 1946 to 1947. Please view page 145, Plate 100, Row 2, Item 3 where it was valued in 2003 for $85-$115.

back design H020.0009

Make sure to mention item number H020 and H021 if you are interested in this Hull Wildflower 7 inch high vase.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

We are on a roll with H021, the twin sister which is also a Wildflower design to coordinate with H019, the 12 inch vase . This 7.5 inch version would be perfect on the eating tables at your wedding, quincenera, or other event. This vase is marked Hull Art U.S.A. W-8 7 1/2". Production dates again are 1946 to 1947. Please view page 145, Plate 100, Row 2, Item 3 where it was valued in 2003 for $85-$115.

Make sure to mention item number H020 or H021 if you are interested in this Hull Wildflower 7 inch high vase.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H022 is a Hull Magnolia 8" tassel vase produced in 1946-1947. This is also an excellent pattern for spring weddings and events. 

Make sure to mention item number H022 if you are interested in this Hull Magnolia 8 inch high tassel handle vase.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H023 is called the Hull Bandana Duck planter. It was part of the Animals and Novelties collection that was produced from 1951-1954. To close in closer on the date of this collection, compare the color and glaze of piece with that of other  pieces in different lines. For instance, this piece is the pale yellow and green glossy glaze that can be found in the Coronet line. This item is found on page 160, Plate 112, Row 4, Item 3.  It is marked Hull Art 76 3 1/2" and was valued at $30-$40 in 2003.

Make sure to mention item number H023 if you are interested in this very small 3.5" Hull Bandana Duck Planter.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

 

H023A is a Hull Animals and Novelties piece from the 1950's of St. Francis. Information on this piece is limited . It is marked 89-11 1/2" on the base and is shown on page 159 in the advertisement in the left top corner in the center of the page. This item is in excellent condition.

 

Make sure to mention item number H023A if you are interested in this 11" Hull St. Francis Planter.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H024 is a Hull Bowknot 6.5 inch basket, marked with Hull Art U.S.A. B.25 -6 1/2" on the base. The Bowknot pattern is a favorite among collectors. It was produced in 1949- 1850 and is know for the cute little bow details and pastel pink and blue colors. An example of this item can be found on page 90,Plate 54, Row 2, Item 1. In 2003, it was valued at $245 - $275.

Make sure to mention item number H024 if you are interested in this 6.5" Hull Bowknot Basket.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

This item is H0025.  It is another Hull Bowknot from 1949-1950. This is a Bowknot 5.5" Ewer, marked by B-1 5 1/2" on the base. See page 91, Plate 54, Row 1, Item 5 where the value in 2003 was published as $210-$250.  

Make sure to mention item number H025 if you are interested in this 5.5" Hull Bowknot Ewer.  All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

Well, this ends it for today. I hope you liked these items. See you tomorrow as I add some more.