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{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase
{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase

{I-7} Niloak Missionware c.1910 First Mark Pottery Vase

$ 66

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Ceramics c. 1910: Pottery c. 1910
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Condition: The top (lid) of the humidor has repairs, nicks, as shown in the pictures. Please review carefully. Otherwise in very excellent condition for its age.
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Style: Arts & Crafts/Mission Style
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    Niloak pottery was produced in Benton, Arkansas.  Niloak was founded in 1909 and produced art pottery until 1946.  The most sought-after product line produced by Niloak Pottery is mission swirl.  Niloak mission swirl was produced between 1909 and 1942.
    *This is a beautiful a First Mark c.1910 art Missonware pottery Pot.   The pot is 4 3/4" tall; 10 1/4" in circumference around its widest area; 7 1/4" around its bottom.  The opening at the top is 1 1/2".      It is made with swirled earth tones  with a matte exterior finish with a glaze finish on the interior.      It is marked on the bottom.
    PLEASE NOTE AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES THE LID HAS RECEIVED REPAIRS OVER THE YEARS.  THE "NICKS" APPEAR TO BE QUITE OLD.
    First Art Mark:  Impressed die stamp (art letters) used from September 1910 to 1924. .  Further break down of dates can be determined by the examination of the swirl's colors and the shapes used.
    Second Art Mark:  Impressed die stamp (art letters) used from 1925 to the end of all Missionware productions.
    **SPECIAL NOTE:   Several pieces from a lifetime collector of Niolack will be listed in the very near future.   Please check back often to review and purchase these wonderful pieces of pottery from his collection.    Each piece of Niolack pottery is unique and many pieces are rare.    Thank you!
    Excellent Condition for its age.     Please review all pictures and thank you.   Packaged with great care!
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    Requirements to Bid: Before bidding please make sure you are aware of your responsibilities as a buyer. Once you bid you have entered a binding contract under the terms of this listing.
    Terms of Sale
    The items are "AS IS" and often of considerable age and will exhibit wear that may not be listed in the description. The absence of condition remarks DOES NOT mean it is in perfect condition. Returns are authorized only if an item is grossly misrepresented, you purchased a plate and received a lamp - or not yellow but red. Item must be returned in condition which it was shipped. Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and no credit will be applied for original shipping.