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Catalogue: Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee (7)

Shawnee Touche Pillow Planter Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1980 stock# 3256
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Speckled pink, turquoise, and white with a pink interior lining this Shawnee piece is marked Shawnee USA #1012 and measures 5" by 7". No damage.

Shawnee Skunk Planter Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1970 stock# Potsh005
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This adorable skunk planter measures 5 1/2" high by 6" wide. It is marked Shawnee USA and numbered 512.

Shawnee Pink Planter Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1960 stock# Potsh004
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This pink and white speckled planter is 5 1/4" high, 7" wide, and 3" deep. It is very 50's in attitude. The bottom is marked Shawnee USA 1012.

Shawnee Corn Creamer Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1980 stock# Pot023
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This is the 5" high pitcher from Shawnee's corn line. It is marked Shawnee USA 70. No chips, cracks or crazing.

Shawnee Old Mill Planter Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1970 stock# Potsh002
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Marked on the bottom Shawnee U.S.A. 769. This planter has a green glossy glaze with the waterwheel accented by a brown matt finish. No cracks, chips, crazing or other flaws.

Shawnee Oriental Man and Woman Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1960 stock# Potsh001
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This set of Shawnee figures consists of a chinese man with chopsticks and his companion, a woman with umbrella. They are glazed in muted greens and pink. Marked on the bottom with USA and an unreadable number.

Shawnee Smiley Pitcher Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 2000 stock# 792
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Peach flower design. There is a crack where the handle meets the body of the pitcher which appears to have happened in the firing process. A hairline extends from the crack to the edge of the opening in the pitcher. This too appears to have hapenened in the firing as the edges are smooth with glaze and not raw. Some crazing.

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