American Art Pottery Iris Vase, c. 1910
Updated August 7, 2026
| Lot number | 286 |
| Category | Pottery, China & Glass |
| Auction | Antique Tools, Advertising, Toys, Jewelry, and Ephemera |
| Date | August 12, 2026 at 10:59 PM CDT |
| Auction house | Dust Factory Auctions LLC |
| Location | Los Angeles, California |
An American Art Pottery vase, dating to the early 20th century. The piece features a standard-style high gloss, blended glaze transitioning from dark brown to mustard yellow, and is decorated with a slip-painted iris in yellow, orange, and green. This baluster-form vase stands approximately 12 inches in height and is unsigned, exhibiting characteristics similar to the work of Ohio potteries such as Weller or Owens from the period.<br><br>Items in this lot are not perfect. Expect chips fleabites, cracks and crazing for decoration purposes only. <br><br><br>American Art Pottery Standard Glaze Weller Louwelsa Owens Rookwood Iris Floral Vase Antique Early 20th Century<br><br>Dust Factory Auctions offers antique and vintage items that proudly display the natural signs of their age and previous use. We strive to photograph all lots clearly to show the true nature of the items (as images are critical to the description), but please understand we may occasionally miss flaws. For this reason, all items are sold "as-is"; we provide no guarantee or warranties concerning their condition, authenticity, or age. We strongly encourage you to review all photos closely and do your own independent research, as your bid signifies acceptance of these terms.
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