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Authentic Watt Pottery #15 Dutch Tulip Pitcher. Condition: Small little spout nick is all I can see for flaws on this one. Good colors nice and clean. Iconic mid-century American pottery with hand-painted detail. Ideal for collectors or display; ships with care.
Authentic Watt Pottery #62 Dutch Tulip Creamer. Mint condition – bright colors very clean.
Authentic Watt Pottery #62 Dutch Tulip Creamer. Near mint – very small glaze flake mssing on very bottom rim.
Authentic Watt Pottery #69 Dutch Tulip Pitcher. Condition: Fantasic addition. Two little spout nicks keeping this from being mint condition. No cracks or hairlines. Even the ice bridge is in excellent condition.. Iconic mid-century American pottery with hand-painted detail. Ideal for collectors or display; ships with care.
Authentic Watt Pottery #82 Dutch Tulip Tea Cannister. Condition: We love these 82 cannisters. They always display nice. This one is in pretty good condition. Base has a small glaze pop mold flaw on the upper rim. Typical for Watt Pottery. Lid has what I’m calling a heavy craze line on the underside of the lid. It does not show on the top side. Small flat tiny tiny nick on outer edge of lid.. Iconic mid-century American pottery with hand-painted detail. Ideal for collectors or display; ships with care.
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