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This
Art Deco sugar bowl was made by Broadmoor Pottery at
Colorado Springs. Colorado Pottery shows a yellow
glazed creamer in the same style.
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We
usually find just the smaller creamer/sugar sets from Broadmoor-Denver. |
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The
plainer (type 1) sets with
rat tailed handles have the same
form we find at Rosemeade. |
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Type 2
sets are ribbed and have ribbon handles. |
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Several
of
Broadmoor's forms and glazes later appeared at
Lakewood
Pottery in an unincorporated Denver suburb.
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This
Lakewood set from Ed
Bour's collection has a
matte pink glaze
oversprayed with matte blue. (Dickota Pottery also had
the
same glaze which was probably
introduced to Broadmoor in Denver by Howard Lewis.) |
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Our
type 2 pink set was also made at Lakewood
Pottery. |
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6-1-2011 addition: Art Deco Cream and
Sugar pair
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Click
on picture and check out the bottom incised marks of this hard to find
set.
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