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Lot 26

William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s

Lot 26

William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $600 - $800

Estimate$600 – $800

Status

Closed

William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s

Aventurine glazed earthenware
Shape 64B
Impressed to underside: "Teco"

H: 10 1/2, Dia.: 4 1/4 in.

Property from the Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

Provenance

Rago Auctions, American Art Pottery, Lambertville, New Jersey, June 20, 2020, Lot 157

Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

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Lot 26

William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $600 - $800

Estimate$600 – $800

Status

Closed

William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s

Aventurine glazed earthenware
Shape 64B
Impressed to underside: "Teco"

H: 10 1/2, Dia.: 4 1/4 in.

Property from the Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

Provenance

Rago Auctions, American Art Pottery, Lambertville, New Jersey, June 20, 2020, Lot 157

Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

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William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s

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William Day Gates (American, 1852-1935) Vase, Teco Pottery, Chicago, Illinois, USA, circa 1910s