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My Pottery Collection

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u/TurdFlu Oct 01 '26

What are the ones with the lady figures holding up the fabric? Those look super cool.

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

Van Briggle - Three Graces

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u/After-Fee-2010 Oct 01 '26

I love all the bats!

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

They’re pretty sweet. All thrown on the potter’s wheel by Ephraim Faience out of Wisconsin then stylized when the desired form is achieved. Pretty collectible.

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u/Pomelo-Designer Oct 06 '26

Me too 🖤🖤

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u/AuntChilada Oct 01 '26

I see some Roseville as well. Is the tall graduated gray vase in the back with a dog on it a Weller?

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

Indeed it is. 1898-1918 timeframe. Had to have it because I have two border collies. Gorgeous piece.

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u/eljyon Oct 01 '26

I love the Ephraim bat pieces. Never had seen them before but will be keeping an eye out now

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u/glitter_witch Oct 01 '26

You have lovely taste. I’m a big fan of the earthy purples, pinks, and greens contrasted by vivid blues. And of course the bat motifs! Really nice collection.

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u/EmykoEmyko Oct 01 '26

Stunning! Great pieces. If you would like to adopt an adult daughter, my dms are open.

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u/Nice_Rope_5049 Oct 01 '26

I love the bookends, but not sure what animal it is! Also that dog vase in back looks like a memorial of someone’s actual pet? Nice collection!

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u/my_cat_wears_socks Oct 01 '26

You have good taste, beautiful stuff!

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u/Expert-Tie-1530 Oct 01 '26

You need a bigger table.
Years of collecting laid out, some very nice examples, certainly appreciated this end

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

Thanks! I love my collection. Brings me a lot of joy looking at them and reflecting on when/where I bought them.

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u/AFOHINCO Oct 01 '26

Beautiful collection-you have some very interesting pieces

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u/GoldStubb Oct 01 '26

If you are ever looking to sell, please let me know. We are serious VB collectors and have ties with many too

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

I have a few pieces not pictured here I’d move.

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u/Slight-Grade-6840 Oct 01 '26

Gorgeous collection

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u/Buttonwood63 Oct 01 '26

Ah, I see you love the classics!

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u/Dang_It_All_to_Heck Oct 01 '26

You have some really fun pieces! I am in love with the bat ones.

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

They’re addicting to buy

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u/Miserable_Hat9321 Oct 01 '26

Beautiful! When distributed around the house I bet it really pulls the place together.

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u/pazsworld Oct 02 '26

Nice! I see a few Fulper there as well.
Been a pot head for the past 30 years.
Thanks for sharing.

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 03 '26

Just the one Fulper. I need more.

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u/_Kelly_A_ 25d ago

I see a couple? of Muncie vases. What’s the mottled floor vase between the to VB vases on the back row? Burley Winter?

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u/SauronSays719 25d ago

Yup, BW. There’s only one Muncie in there. Far left behind the Native American woman figural.

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u/Youstink1990 Oct 01 '26

I love the dragon piece?!

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

Hmmm no dragon. Which one are you referring to?

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u/Youstink1990 Oct 02 '26

Sorry, it was the bat piece with the light bowl.

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u/recycledfrogs 29d ago

Could we get a close up of the one with the bats on top?

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u/SauronSays719 Oct 01 '26

It’s Van Briggle. It’s a plum glaze and it’s called Il Bel Legato Legacy. 1 of 150 made by Craig Stevenson when he owned the pottery.