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Lot 113:
Description
A single ceramic pitcher from the Pfaltzgraff Sedona line, dating to the late 20th century. The form features a tall, slightly flared body with an asymmetrical spout and a large applied loop handle. The pitcher is executed in a vibrant Postmodern or Abstract Expressionist style, utilizing a high-gloss glaze. The decoration consists of broad, irregular swaths of royal blue, red, turquoise, and yellow/orange, overlaid with a fine black speckled or spatter glaze. Abstract dark brown squiggly lines are visible on the lower body. This specific Pfaltzgraff pattern is often referred to as ‘Sedona’ in the market. No visible maker’s marks are present.
Approximately 14 inches tall.
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