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Bennington Potters
Submitted by raymordq on Mon, 05/31/2010 - 12:54pm
Vase
I got this vase many years ago at the Sal. Army....do you know the company and the designer?
(1 vote)
Ben, David, ?
This is a real stumper. Several ideas come to mind--from Bennington & David Gil to an obscure pottery mark I've found called Warren. The item has an architectural pottery look and feel to it, but I've never seen anything like this before. Finally, given that you are the world's Ben expert and since I've seen striped DeMaray with hand sgriffito lines (albeit on much thicker pottery), I would also guess Ben Seibel and DeMaray.
First quesses are usually correct!
Link
It appears the vase shown in this post (the right vase) is from the same line?
http://www.modish.net/bennington-pottery
Re: Bennington Potters vase
Here's the final "proof", with a date, no less. These shots are from the Bennington Museum David Gil exhibition last year.