PRAIRIE ARTS TECO POTTERY MONSTER

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PRAIRIE ARTS TECO POTTERY MONSTER.
Starting in 1899, a group of prominent Chicago architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright and William LeBaron JennyJennet, began designing minimalist, geometric earthenware pottery bathed in rich color. The pieces form a collection called TECO, including designs by Hugh M. G. Garden and William D Gates, and was produced over a 20 years span for the American terra-cotta and ceramics Company
If you can find an original one of these shapes that is not reproduction you would probably pay between 18 and ,000. This is a reproduction in pretty much mint condition no chips cracks or repairs and it’s a monster size! Measure: 13-1/2 inches tall x 12 across. Shipping including full value insurance, signature required! This is a rare pet and hard to find the company that produced it is no longer in business, making this a hard to find, one off, I would love to keep it but it’s too big for my decor scheme unfortunately.