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Low angle light gives our Broadmoor wall hanger by
Swartz a cool creepy look.
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Front light shows the face finished
with a white matte glaze.
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Marked "Colorado Springs" and "H Swartz", the unglazed
back has a lot of added character with two
Broadmoor potters' impressions and a few firing cracks.
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This next one
is also glazed front side only. Notice the remnant
of an original
label on the back.
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Its fine crackle
is a Cecil Jones legacy glaze at Broadmoor. After
his Colorado Springs departure the glaze was never
reliably replicated at their Denver operation.
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This
one is incised "Colo
Spngs" and "HW
Swartz".
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Our final Art Deco
form is beautifully finished with a glossy cobalt
glaze.
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Also incised "Colo
Spngs" and "HW
Swartz".
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Colorado
Pottery also shows a pair of Swartz wall hangers
they call theatrical masks because of their cut out eye
holes.
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These Broadmoor wall hangers are very
hard to come by.
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