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A. Teco is art pottery that was made in Terra Cotta (now Crystal Lake), Illinois, from the late 1800s to the early 1920s. The name comes from the first syllables of "terra" and "cotta." The company that produced Teco pottery, Gates Potteries, was an offshoot of the American Terra Cotta and Ceramic Company,
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It has been reported that every piece of Teco pottery was originally marked with a paper label containing the name of the designer and the pottery, as well as the model number and price of the vase. However, it is rare to find a Teco vase today that still retains its original paper label.
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Teco Pottery vase. This was designed by W. L. B. Jenney and numbered 154 in the Teco catalog copyrighted in 1905. This is in excellent condition with no restorations and is signed twice with an impressed mark. This piece measures an impressive 10 1/2" tall and 8" in diameter.
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Grueby Vase with a rolled rim and alternating leaves and buds. The way the glaze was applied and fired a two tone effect was achieved. Decorated by Miss Annie V. Lingley. This is in excellent ... Teco vase. This is a very cool ball vase, I love the form and the glaze. it stands 3 3/8" tall and it's 4" in diameter.
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Included in the inventory from one of the estates of a long deceased owner where it sat undisturbed for decades was a Teco vase designed by Frank Albert early in the twentieth century. According to Auction owner Lloyd Matheson only six examples of this vase are known to exist.
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TECO™ Rocket Vases » Teco Vase Rocket, Green. # 622201. Wright decorated many of the homes he designed with Teco Pottery, produced from 1899-1920 by the ...
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The above facts are just a few reasons that Teco is so popular with the Arts and Crafts movement and collectors of this era. This is an exceptional signed Teco vase that is in excellent all original condition and it would be a highlight in any fine Teco or art pottery collection.
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Find More Like This Object: Form: Vase; Material: Pottery; Period / Style: 20th Century; Value Range: $15,000 - $20,000; ... That is a Teco." And I did not know, had never heard of Teco pottery. APPRAISER:: Okay. GUEST: And she said, "I'm sure it's a Teco. Let me see if it's signed or what." So we carefully turned it over...
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A Teco Vase-Turned-Lamp, a Chicago Modernist’s Painting Fetch Top Prices at Treadway-Toomey Auction; What light through yonder Teco breaks? A handsome Teco vase designed by W.B. Mundie and fashioned into a striking lamp showcased a Prairie-style stained glass shade and sold for $28,800.
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