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May
Heimlich made this covered bowl using the Broadmoor Pottery process
from its closed Denver operation.
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The
glaze and lacquered bottom are familiar to Broadmoor collectors. The
pink was produced at Colorado Springs but mostly later in Denver.
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Broadmoor
seldom made lidded or
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This
example was incised by May Heimlich for her sister Frances. May
co-founded Lakewood Pottery and used the old Broadmoor process and
molds in the 1940s. She later became known in the Denver area for her
carved and decorated work.
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Related
articles are Lakewood
Pottery Story and Lakewood
Pottery. |
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