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This auction is for an antique Ohio Valley Art Pottery Vase. It was made by The Cambridge Art Pottery Co. between 1902 and 1909. It is finished with 5 bands of the eye's of Peacock feathers that totally surround the piece. The center of each eye is a rich blue color surrounded by cream then brown then cream again and finally green. This is a larger size vase measuring 6 1/4 inches in diameter, 7 inches tall, and the opening is 3 1/2 inches in diameter. The condition is wonderful with no damage of any kind such as no chips, no cracks, and shows no wear. Thank you for your interest and Check out my other items !

Winning bidder pays actual USPS Priority Mail shipping costs for 4 pounds plus $1.00 packing fee and optional but recommended insurance costs. I use new boxes, new packing peanuts, and new bubble wrap. Please use your zip code with the shipping calculator found on this page to figure the shipping costs.

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