Vintage Sheepscot River Pottery Vase with Lady's-slipper Flowers circa 1989 the new good housekeeping cookbook This unorthodox practice was intended

This unorthodox practice was intended to give the pottery a leg up in the face of competition and if done right would secure future success and growth for all employees

a small crack in that same stem area

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it is a great candidate for mix and match dishware collections

Vintage Sheepscot River Pottery Vase with Lady's-slipper Flowers circa 1989 the new good housekeeping cookbook This unorthodox practice was intended{HISTORY} Handmade in the 1980s by artisans at Sheepscot River Pottery in coastal Maine, this vintage porcelain vase features a trio of lady's slippers, one of the Pine Tree state's cherished native wildflowers. Heavy and substantial, this vase weighs in at a mighty 3. 2 lbs and features a pretty color palette of pale pink, olive green, and pale pine against a bright white background. Pink and green stripes ring the base and the neck for extra