Vintage Hull Pottery Waterlily 6 1/2" Corncopia Vase. Pink and Turquoise. Made between 1948-1949. Very good condition with one spot of missing glaze, noted in photo. It's pretty clean but another cleaning would be good.
This stunning cornucopia vase belongs to the highly collectible Water Lily line (Series L), produced by Hull Pottery in Zanesville, Ohio, between 1948 and 1949. The piece features the signature "L-7" mold, characterized by its graceful "horn of plenty" shape and a beautiful bi-color matte glaze that transitions from a soft turquoise base to a delicate dusty pink top. The front is adorned with a large, high-relief embossed water lily in ivory and pale yellow, accented by deep green lily pads.
Hull Art Pottery is renowned for its smooth, non-reflective matte glazes and hand-painted floral details, which made these pieces a favorite in mid-century American homes. Measuring 6.5 inches in height, this cornucopia serves as a perfect vessel for a fresh floral bouquet, as a centerpiece on a vanity, or as a standalone piece for a shelf in a cottagecore or Art Deco-inspired room. This specific colorway is one of the most desirable from the Water Lily series, capturing the optimistic pastel palette of the post-war era.
This item is vintage, over 70 years old. While the item appears to be in very good condition, there is a small chip on the side as noted in the photos, and there is the possibility I may have missed a minor detail. In the unlikely event I missed a major flaw, I would reach out prior to sending it.
