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Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there while these influential teachers were part of the faculty: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson.


Ballard grey creamer, signed with earlier S. Ballard mark and the shape number 77. Excellent condition.  Standing 3 inches tall, this lucite paperweight features a miniature roll of newspaper. Each end of the roll has a decal with the logo of the International Paper Co or Ticonderoga NY. It carries the words 'International Newsprint'. A great piece of Americana!  A scarce find. This 3 piece Noritake Art Deco mayo set is still together. The ladle is marked with the green wreath mark. The bowl is marked under the blue luster glaze with the green wreath mark. The underplate is unmarked. All three have a banded red/yellow/white architectural border. Mother of pearl luster on all three pieces as well as the standard blue luster. A great example of Noritake Deco.  This Czech Deco red black glass millefiori bowl is 5' tall, 7' dia red lined black glass with cane millefiori..and 4 red applied pulled lines.  There is one very small rim chip which only does not even go through the inside red glass layer. Otherwise, it is in excellent condition. It is signed with the block letter acid mark Czechoslovakia in a semi circle letter arrangement. Hard to find! Identified as made by Kralik in this decor.

Ballard grey creamer, signed shape numbe $15.00

 

International Newspaper 3 $50.00

 

Noritake 3 pc Deco luster mayo set $35.00

 

Czech Kralik Deco glass millefiori bowl $135.00




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