Hull Pottery Wildflower Pattern Console Bowl/Vase (W-12)

This is a vintage ceramic art pottery vessel produced by Hull Pottery, specifically from the 'Wildflower' line introduced in 1946. The piece features a bulbous, asymmetrical body with a wide, sweeping rim that transitions into a pair of unique double-scrolled handles on each side. The color palette is characteristic of the late 1940s Art Deco-influenced style, featuring a matte finish with a soft gradient pastel base of dusty rose pink at the top, blending into a pale sage green and cream at the pedestal base. The central decorative element is a high-relief, molded floral motif of wildflowers with yellow centers and sprawling green foliage that wraps around the body. The construction is heavy-walled earthenware, likely bearing an incised 'Hull Art U.S.A. W-12' mark on the bottom (not visible but typical for this mold). Condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or heavy crazing, though a few minor firing specks (freckles) are visible on the upper pink section which are common in mid-century matte glazes. The craftsmanship demonstrates fine molding detail, though the hand-painting of the floral accents shows the expected variance of mass-produced art pottery from this era.