Two-Tone Ceramic Vase with Flared Rim and Pedestal Base

This is a ceramic vase featuring a distinctive two-tone glaze and a classic silhouette. The upper portion of the vase, including the flared rim and neck, is glazed in a muted, textured gray with subtle variations in tone, suggesting a reactive glaze or a mottled finish. The interior of the rim also displays this gray glaze, which transitions into a lighter, almost whitish hue deeper inside the neck. A demarcation line, appearing somewhat rough or unrefined, separates this upper gray section from the lower, main body of the vase. The lower section is characterized by a glossy, warm brown or caramel-colored glaze. The body features a bulbous, ovoid shape that tapers down to a sturdy, circular pedestal base. The base is also glazed in the same glossy brown, exhibiting concentric rings that add a decorative element and likely provide stability. The overall construction appears solid, with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or repairs, though the resolution prevents a microscopic examination of the surface integrity. The style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary period, embracing a rustic yet refined aesthetic. The craftsmanship indicates a mass-produced item, though the two-tone glazing adds a touch of artisanal appeal. The visible condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant wear or damage, maintaining its original luster on the brown section.