The A.E. Hull Pottery was formed in 1905 in Zanesville, Ohio, and in the early years produced stoneware specialties. By 1920 they were manufacturing a full line of stoneware, art pottery with both air-brushed and blended glazes, florist pots, and gardenware. Through the ‘40s their floral artware lines flooded the market, due to the restriction of foreign imports. Although best known for their pastel matt-glazed ware, some of the lines were high gloss. Magnolia pattern, although offered in a matt-glaze, was produced in gloss as well. The plant was destroyed in 1950 by a flood which resulted in a devastating fire when the floodwaters caused the kilns to explode. By the mid-‘70s dinnerware and florist ware were the mainstay of their business. The firm discontinued operations in 1985.

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Click for more detail... T-8147	Hull Rose Pitcher and Basin Hull Rose Pitcher and Basin. This exquisite Hull U.S.A. #A50 rose pattern pitcher and basin set is in a glazed deep brown on the bottom graduating into a marbled sponged olive green. The pitcher measures 7” tall and 6-1/2” wide on top from spout to handle. The basin measures 7” across by 1” high. The basin is done in the same glazed brown color that also graduates into a marbled sponged olive green on the top rim. The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Hull Pottery by Brenda Roberts remarks that similar pieces were dated to the 1920s. It is marked with Hull U.S.A. – A50. The pitcher has a very tiny nick where glazing has come off on the flower, and the basin is in excellent condition with no chips or nicks. Does not deter from its beauty and collectibility.	Your Price: $50.00

Magnolia

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Click for more detail... T-8551	Hull Magnolia Matte Pink and Blue Fan Vase Hull Magnolia Pink and Blue Fan Vase 12-6-1/4”. This exquisite Hall Art Pottery Matt Glazed Vase is light pink on top ending with a blue flaring foot. On one side of the vase is a large yellow Magnolia with a white and pink dotted center and a pink bud traced in yellow surrounded by three pale green veined leaves. The back side of the vase has an opening pink bud with multiple green vines and three leaves. This pattern was produced only during 1948 and is a matt-glazed finish. To highlight the beauty of this vase, the two handles are flaring and fan shaped. The base of this piece is embossed marked “Hull Art U.S.A. – 12-6 ¼” depicting the number and height of the item. Vase is in good condition with 2 small nicks on the rim and another nick on the rim that appears to be a manufacturer’s flaw rather than human made. This does not deter this vase from its beauty and originality, but we have discounted the price due to the nicks.	Your Price: $90.00