Featured Yellow US Pottery Vase

Haeger?

 

Would think so with that bottom.

 

Your vase is shown on p. 101 of Joe & Joyce Paradis' book "The House of Haeger 1914-1944. It's classified as "Early Haeger" but no catalog number is given, and the text also says "Possibly Stangl". It is not shown in the Collector's Encyclopedia of Stangl" by Runge. No year is given for the vase; however, since yellow is not among the earliest Haeger colors, my opinion is that your vase is likely from the 1930s. The Haeger/Fulper/Stangl relationship is well documented online and in the books mentioned if you need further info.

 

Thanks a bunch for the detailed reply. Any term for those type of handles so I can try googling?

 

Other than the usual 3 or triple handle terms, I don't have any more info for you, unfortunately. I think I'd classify this as an Arts & Crafts piece, though.

 

Found the same shape in green but the ebay link is older than 90 and can't see the description.
https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/361554676317747584/

http://m.ebay.com/itm/161984861800?roken=cUgayN&_mwBanner=1

 

Here ya go Kardi. Not much of a description, though. I would call them loop handles...stacked loop handles...graduated loop handles. Something along those lines.

via Worthpoint:
Vintage Early Haeger Art Pottery Stippled Green Glaze Miniature Handled Vase
Sold Date: Feb 28, 2016
[...]Offering today a fantastic Early Vintage Haeger Pottery Scalloped Edge Double Handled Miniature Green Vase.
Measures 4-1/2" tall x 3" across top.

 

Ok, thanks. That's a mini version of mine.

 

There is one on eBay with a partial label on the bottom. If any of us can figure out if it's an old Haeger sticker or Stangl.



Early Haeger Vase Matte Green Blue Rare Handle Urn Bottom Seam
[...]Unique handles with 3 loops on each side
Partial sticker on bottom....
9" Tall with 6-1/4" diameter top
7-1/4" Wide with handles

 

That is the old Haeger diamond shaped sticker. I looked for a complete example but came up blank. Would not think an example would be that hard to find.

 

It finally dawned on me to look in Lehner's.
Her description says this diamond sticker was used around 1933-1934.

Though this picture is small, it shows one in real life.


via Worthpoint

 

That's so funny, I was just loading the same photo from Lehner's

 

LOL!