Item 2885

Coming to you from Doc's Crocks is this Uncommon Blue and White Stoneware Cemetery Vase.

The unglazed narrow end is inserted into the ground and the above ground portion holds the flowers. Great form for preventing tipover. Now a great geometric form for decorating.

Made around 1900 to 1920, this beauty features Two Bands of Blue Stripes. Stands 11" tall.

Excellent Condition. Six minor 1/8" nibbles on the top rim (when upright), and a 1 1/2" hairline at the rim only seen 1/4" inside (closeup). No stains or restoration.

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Blue and White Stoneware Cemetery Vase #2885

$195.00

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Blue and White Stoneware Cemetery Vase #2885

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