Williamsburg Pottery Salt Glaze Pottery Ruffled Rim Vase w/ Cobalt Blue Flower

Vintage Williamsburg Pottery Salt Glaze Pottery Ruffled Rim Vase with Cobalt Blue Floral Leaf Motif 1992 Vintage Colonial Williamsburg inspired salt glaze stoneware flower vase with a cobalt blue-tipped flared ruffled rim and matching hand painted cobalt blue floral leaf motif. The interior is beautifully ribbed with a spiral pattern on the bottom. Measures 4.5” tall with a 3.75” diameter at the top. Features an incised maker's mark that reads, Williamsburg Pottery 1992. Does not include paperwork in photos. Williamsburg Pottery History: In 1938, James E. Maloney founded Williamsburg Pottery, located near Colonial Williamsburg, making eighteenth-century salt glaze reproductions to sell at low prices. He purchased a half-acre property for $150 and built a kiln and simple workshop. BUNDLE TO SAVE MONEY: Bundle with another item(s) in my closet for an automatic discount. Also, as you pay only one shipping cost on packages up to 5 lbs, it’s like getting FREE shipping on the additional item(s). Offers are always welcome! If you’re new to Poshmark - Welcome! No Account. No Problem. Use my sign-up code GLOBALSANDRA and get $10 off of your first Poshmark purchase. Williamsburg Restoration, country kitchen, farm kitchen, retro, rustic, Early American, flowers, handcrafted, primitive, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation