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The
Broadmoor potteries made at least five open-handled vase forms. |
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These
first
two are large heavy vases with rat-tailed handles. The
mottled
green on blue is from Colorado Springs. The gunmetal vase is Denver. |
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These
next two have applied ribbon handles. So far
we have found the form only from Denver. Notice the nice drip glaze.
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Likewise
this
vase has been found made in Denver where the cobalt glaze is
most common. Colorado Pottery also shows the
vase with green and blue matte glazes.
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Here
the most common of Broadmoor's open-handled vases is found made at both
locations. The very nice white spatter on blue matte is
Broadmoor-Denver.
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(Blue
and green mattes are Denver-only.) |
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Finally
an open three-handled vase form with ribbon handles can be seen on the
near corner of the table in this Colorado Springs pamphlet (click
on the picture to enlarge). Colorado
Pottery also
shows this same thrown vase glazed in red.
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(We
think the potter in the pamphlet is
Eric Hellman. Check
out the guide
dog on the mantel. Is that a rearing horse beside it?) |
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