William Buck Stratton (New York/Detroit, 1865-1938) For Pewabic Pottery, Matte Glazed Vessel, 1935, H 5.75'' Dia. 7.8'' | Having an open lip and conical, tapering bodice. Boasting a palette of off-white sand with cobalt undertones rendered in a drip matte glaze. Stamped "PEWABIC DETROIT" and "1935 WBS" incised on underside by the artist. Provenance: Property of a Prominent Metro Detroit Collector of Pewabic Pottery. This vase is very similar to the vase exhibited at the 1947 Detroit Institute of Arts exhibition of the work of William B. Stratton. Illustrated: The Pewabic Pottery, Lilian Myers Pear. p.88. Fig. 146. When viewed under UV light, no losses or conservation efforts fluoresced. With a consistent matrix of crazing throughout. Please note all lots show signs of wear commensurate with age and use, and the lack of a statement regarding condition does not imply the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from defects or the effects of aging. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of DuMouchellesí specialists. Should you have any additional questions regarding the condition of this lot, please email conditions@dumouchelles.com.