Studio Pottery Budvase With Pink Iris for the bathroom This is one of my

This is one of my very favorite bud vases ever

The backside reveals that it was likely made by a Leonard Aturill Story (whose father

along with a complete set of instructions for using

these types of drinking vessels were traditionally used for serving Aswan

Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Maine and Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Tennessee

Studio Pottery Budvase With Pink Iris for the bathroom This is one of myA lovely little hand thrown pottery bud vase with painterly pink iris and pale green leaves. This small but substantial vase has a great presence, and would be wonderful on the bedside table, in the powder room, on the dresser, or at the corner of the desk. Really lovely. The vase, which I believe dates from the mid 20th century, is signed at the bottom but I am uncertain of its maker. It measures 3 in diameter and 4. 75 tall and is in excellent