pottery WESTERN STONEWARE COMPANY pot Monmouth 1920s era

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Western Stoneware or Monmouth Pottery researchers say was produced in the mid to late 1920s, when Wallace J. Ralston was the company’s sales manager. The rim has a band effect created with long “dash” lines alternating with “hourglass” figures. The base has a continuous band of stylized curving leaves. All in all, a very handsome design. In contrast, the interior of the bowl is finished in a plain brown glossy glaze. $100 cash Following the discovery of King Tut’s tomb, there was quite a craze for this “Egyptian style” of pottery. It would look at home in Mission or Prairie or Bungalow home. crock old vnt vintage cook cooking ware kitchen primitive bean bowl glazed I'll mix mixing bake baking art artist brushware lotus floral flower flowers pots Egyptian revival period arts crafts