DeLee of Hollywood California Pottery Lady Vase

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DeLee of Hollywood California Pottery Lady Vase

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Sold Date:10/03/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

This pretty 7 3/4" dainty lady named "Hattie" vase was made by DeLee of Hollywood & marked @1943 on the bottom of the figure. This ivory figure features a long dress with pale pink and lavender flowers and blue forget me nots all around the border of the hem. An open basket at her side will hold your selction of flowers. At some point she lost her head but has been lovingly restored. Other than that she has just minor cracks in the glaze. Buyer pays for shipping and insurance. Seller is not responsible for unisured items. Please feel free to ask any questions. Good Luck!

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