All4Pottery: Continuing with Hull collection H010 to H015

Well, I am back to researching again. Today I will start with item H010. It will not have the lace curtain added until I get up and start photographing again.. so bear with me. (Sorry, as my family will tell you, I love puns and plays on words.) So, have you ever thought about baring your soul in a blog? I kind of feel that is what I am doing although I am looking at this as being work to sit on the couch with two computers going and a book of Hull Pottery that is an inch thick. Enough about me and on to the pictures and descriptions of items in storage.

Item H010 is an 8.5" Hull Woodland vase. It is green with a glossy paint and no gold trim. It is marked with W16-8 1/2" and was produced pre-1950. There is an interesting story of fire for this line in Crooksville, Ohio. Hand embossed florals with an allover stark white high gloss were part of the pre-1950's Woodland design. Many include gold trim that was added outside of the factory. There are 30 cataloged shapes and we have several examples of this vase. It can be found on Page 152, Plate 109, Row 3, Item 4 and was valued at $230-$295 in 2003.

Mention H010.4099 if you are interested in the Hull Woodland 8.5 inch high vase.

Make sure to mention item number H010 you are interested in Hull Woodland 8.5 inch high vase. All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H011 is a Hull Magnolia 6.5 inch vase in a matte finish. It has sky blue on the bottom that transcends into pink, with a yellow Magnolia on the front and a pink Magnolia bud on the back. It was produced in 1946-1947. It can be found on page 118, Plate 76, Item 5 and on page 121, plate 78, Row 3, Item 5. It was valued at $70-$90 in 2003.

H011.4100 is marked with USA Hull Art 11-6 1/2". If you are interested in this piece, I will happily send you a recent picture with more detail.

Make sure to mention item number H011 you are interested in Hull Magnolia 6.5 inch high vase. All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

H012 is an Athena Cornucopia vase that was produced in 1960. These are marked HULL USA 102 on the side of the piece. See appendix A item 57, 69,70,71 and 78 for mark verification. This item is shown on page 177, Plate 128, Row 3, Item 1 in a single tone finish. In 2003, it was valued at $30-$40.

Make sure to mention item number H012 if you are interested in Hull Athena 7 inch high vase. All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

This is item H013, a Hull Magnolia 6.25 inch high vase. It is marked with a raised Hull Art USA 4-61/4". It is a dusty pink matte finish on the bottom that transcends into a pale yellow top with a yellow open magnolia on the front and a pink magnolia blossom on the back. This can be found in the book on page 121, plate 78, Row 3, Item 1 and was valued at $70-$90 in 2003.

H013.3174 has dark water stains

Make sure to mention item number H013 you are interested in the Hull Magnolia 6.25 inch high vase. All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

This is H013, a Hull Mardi Gras-Granada piece that was produced between 1938 - 1946 in Crooksville, Ohio. The lines used shared molds famous for their art deco styles. This piece starts in a pale baby blue at the base of the 9 inch vase, fades into a creamy white and turns into a pale baby pink at the top of the vase. It is perfect for a baby shower, and we have several to mix and match for the right event. This item can be found on page 127, Plate 83, Row 3, Item 1 and was valued at $85-$110 in 2003. This vase is marked on the bottom with USA 49-9.

H013.3175 is in excellent condition with a slight stain on the inside of the vase, where dust has collected over the years.

Make sure to mention item number H014 you are interested in the Hull Granada - Mardi Gras 9 inch high vase. All prices are suggested value from the Hull Pottery Volume One Book by Brenda Roberts, cc 2003 and are negotiable.

And for H015, we have a pair of two identical Woodland Wall pockets that are approximately 7.5 inches high. Each is marked with W-13 7 1/2". They were produced in 1949-1950. The Woodland line is famous for the woody handle. This item can be found on page 155, plate 110, Row 3, Item 1 and in 2003, they were valued at $250 - $300 each. If you are a Hull collector, you know how difficult these are to find. We are willing to accept reasonable offers for the pair.