Stoneware Gradient Glaze Footed Vase

The item is a small, footed vase or goblet-shaped vessel, likely crafted from stoneware or ceramic. Its most striking feature is the gradient glaze, which transitions from a light, almost off-white or very pale beige color at the rim to a muted, dusty blue or teal at the base. The surface appears to have a slightly textured, possibly matte or satin finish with subtle speckling, suggesting a speckled glaze or the natural texture of the fired clay. The form of the vase is elegant and flares outward from a narrow base before gradually expanding upwards to a wider mouth. The foot is distinct, circular, and slightly wider than the narrowest part of the body, providing stability. There are no readily visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the exterior. The craftsmanship appears to be good quality, indicative of either studio pottery or a mass-produced item with an artisanal aesthetic. The overall style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary design, favoring clean lines and a natural, earthy color palette, possibly inspired by Nordic or minimalist pottery traditions. There are no obvious maker's marks or signatures visible from this angle. The inner surface might be glazed differently or left unglazed; this is not discernible.

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