Exceptional antique Fulper Vasekraft art pottery bowl featuring a dramatic multicolored flambé-style glaze and an early rectangular FULPER ink stamp dating to approximately 1909–1917.

This striking American art pottery bowl showcases a mesmerizing interior glaze with sweeping shades of cobalt blue, lavender, golden yellow, and soft violet. The colors flow and blend organically across the surface, creating beautiful movement and depth.

The exterior features a rich combination of reddish-purple, burgundy, and muted blue tones, providing a wonderful contrast to the vibrant interior.

Its elegant low-profile form, gently rounded sides, and beautifully varied glaze make this a distinctive example of early 20th-century American art pottery.

Produced by Fulper Pottery of Flemington, New Jersey, this piece reflects the experimental glazing techniques and artistic craftsmanship associated with the American Arts & Crafts movement.

Details:

- Manufacturer: Fulper Pottery

- Line: Vasekraft

- Origin: Flemington, New Jersey, USA

- Era: Early 20th century, circa 1909–1917

- Material: Glazed ceramic art pottery

- Form: Low, round decorative bowl

- Diameter: Approximately 9 inches

- Glaze: Multicolored flambé-style glaze

- Interior colors: Blue, lavender, violet, and golden yellow

- Exterior colors: Burgundy, reddish-purple, and blue

- Marking: Early rectangular FULPER ink stamp on underside

- Quantity: One antique art pottery bowl

Condition:

Antique pre-owned condition, with visible age-related glaze irregularities, fine surface crazing, and a pale line or glaze disturbance near the interior rim, as shown in the close-up photographs.

No obvious major break or repair is visible in the photographs. The nature of the rim line has not been conclusively determined, and it is disclosed for accuracy.

Natural variations in the glaze, color, and surface texture are consistent with the character of early art pottery.

Please review all photographs carefully, including the interior, rim, exterior, underside, and maker's mark, as they form part of the condition description.

An impressive addition to a Fulper Pottery collection, American Arts & Crafts collection, or curated antique ceramics display. Its exceptional glaze makes it particularly attractive as a standalone decorative piece.

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