
Brown and White Glazed Ceramic Vase
This is a ceramic vase or pot, exhibiting a traditional rounded shape, tapering slightly towards the base and neck. The primary color is a rich, glossy dark brown glaze, giving it a somewhat organic or earthy feel. A distinctive feature is the 'oil spot' or 'hare's fur' effect, where mottled patches of lighter, almost iridescent grayish-white or pale blue-white glaze are liberally distributed across the brown surface. These spots are irregular in shape and size, creating a dynamic visual texture. The rim of the opening is a solid, lighter brown color, providing a subtle contrast to the body. The surface appears smooth and highly reflective due to the glossy glaze. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear marks, and the glaze appears to be in excellent condition, indicating good care or relatively recent manufacture. The quality of the glaze suggests a well-fired piece of pottery, possibly mass-produced but with an aesthetic mimicking artisanal techniques. Without a view of the base, manufacturing marks or precise age are difficult to determine, but the style is reminiscent of mid-20th century to contemporary ceramic art.
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Estimated Value
$50 - $80
Basic Information
Category
Vase/Pottery
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$50 - $80
Item Description
This is a ceramic vase or pot, exhibiting a traditional rounded shape, tapering slightly towards the base and neck. The primary color is a rich, glossy dark brown glaze, giving it a somewhat organic or earthy feel. A distinctive feature is the 'oil spot' or 'hare's fur' effect, where mottled patches of lighter, almost iridescent grayish-white or pale blue-white glaze are liberally distributed across the brown surface. These spots are irregular in shape and size, creating a dynamic visual texture. The rim of the opening is a solid, lighter brown color, providing a subtle contrast to the body. The surface appears smooth and highly reflective due to the glossy glaze. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear marks, and the glaze appears to be in excellent condition, indicating good care or relatively recent manufacture. The quality of the glaze suggests a well-fired piece of pottery, possibly mass-produced but with an aesthetic mimicking artisanal techniques. Without a view of the base, manufacturing marks or precise age are difficult to determine, but the style is reminiscent of mid-20th century to contemporary ceramic art.
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