New inventory is something we always look forward to at JustArtPottery.com.  It's a chance to see Grueby first-hand the beauty of some of the most incredible American art pottery found anywhere in the world.  We study it, research it and generally "oooh and aaahh" over it until, of course, we have to let it go.  November saw the addition of several examples of American art pottery that's becoming increasingly difficult to locate.  Keep reading for some of our favorites we're fortunate enough to have in our inventory – for now, anyway.

We added a nice collection of early Ephraim Faience pottery including several rare and investment quality first year vases as well as a beautiful Century Studios Dragonfly vase.  There were only fifty of the Dragonfly vases made.  The dragonfly rests upside down and the pottery shape begins with a narrow neck and gradually increases until it begins to recede in diameter again.  It's a beautiful piece and will be a treasure to anyone who adds it to their personal collection.

Several impressive and rarely seen examples of Fulper pottery, direct from a large estate fresh collection, are also available. The Fulper additions include rare Buddha bookends, figural flower frogs, and several very decorative vases.  If you're a fan of arts and crafts pottery you're in for a treat.  We have several very nice examples of Teco, Newcomb and Grueby.  Be sure to check out one of my personal favorites – a 9 ½" Grueby arts & crafts vase in a stunningly understated matte caramel glaze.  It's in excellent condition with only two tiny repairs on its rim.  Finally, you owe it to Teco yourself to see the Teco American Terra Cotta Chicago Pottery Double Tray.  It's the angry man design that is sure to be the ideal conversation starter.  Its small stature is more than made up for in the attention to detail.  This is another rare find, to be sure.

This is just a few of the highlights; as we have many new items recently added to our inventory.  Take a look and if you're in the market for something specific, drop us a line – we might be able to help.

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