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BroadmoorPottery.com |
Colorado Gallery |
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Broadmoor
Casserole and Condiment Pottery
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#92 2016-06-01 |
Dog Casserole | ||
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This dog figure casserole is one of only a few Broadmoors made with a lid. |
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The doggie figure functions well as a handle. |
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The casserole is more than decorative.
For a sanitary surface the lid is glazed on
the underside. |
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This bowl has a nice drip
glaze inside and out. The footed
bottom is Incised PH
Genter Colorado Springs and has the
Colorado Springs potters' impression. |
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We suspect the dog figure is a Paul Genter creation. | ||
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Bean
or Condiment Pots |
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Colorado Pottery calls these "bean pots" or "mustard jars". They show two turquoise pots, one topped with a rare embossed "Broadmoor Hotel" lid. |
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Lidded
Pot |
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Our green pot form varies slightly from the blue. An inside rim supports a small thrown lid. The lid's bottom is glazed also. |
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Denver
ink stamp
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Broadmoor
Hotel Pot |
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Notice our turquoise pot has no interior rim but is otherwise like the green with its ear handles. It's unclear whether this one was sold with a lid. |
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Finally its ink stamp is interesting. It reads "Broadmoor Hotel, Inc.", so was likely made for the hotel by Broadmoor-Denver. |
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Please contact us if you have insights on this or other topics. Thank you. | ||