Grace Luse "Colonial Lady" Cleveland Ohio WPA Figurine

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"Colonial Family" #24 by Grace Luse Ohio W.P.A. Art Program, Cleveland, Ohio A student of Edris Eckhardt, Grace Luse became Eckhardt's assistant in the W.P.A. ceramics project, supervising most of the glazing and firing. This rare faience figurine from the late 1930's is 9.25" tall, has a base of 4-5/8" x 4" and weighs 2 pounds, 5.2 ounces. See pictures for documentation of artist etc. The item is heavily crazed which is most noticable in the white and yellow colors. The back of the base has a couple of chips, the gentleman's coat tail has a minor chip at bottom center and the crazing on both the ladie's and gentleman's head (at very top) is most noticable. This item MUST be insured and will be sent with Delivery Confirmation Receipt. Save $$ by checking my other item values. We combine shipping costs, when appropriate, to save you $$. Also, all shipments include Delivery Confirmation Receipt with information sent to you when your purchase has been paid for. This item will be well packed and shipped the week-day after receipt of payment âe" no waiting. Please email with any questions. The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

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