Primrose

From 1936, Primrose features tiny white blossoms on spindly stems emerging from a cluster of green leaves. Backgrounds are blue, brown-yellow-tan, or salmon pink. Pieces have impressed marks.

Primrose blue bulbous jardinière
(634-7″), nick with several lines to one handle, impressed mark.

$90-$110

Two Primrose blue pieces
vase (761-6″) with peppering to one side and spherical jardinière (284-4″), impressed marks, one also has foil label.

$225-$275/pair

Two Primrose brown pieces
squat jardinière with soft mold (284-4″) and vase (763-7″) with restoration to 1/2″ rim chip, impressed marks.

$200-$250/pair

Primrose blue jardinière
(634-8″) and pedestal, jardinière has 6″ line to body (goes through to interior) and several quarter-size patches of glaze scaling; pedestal has restoration to crack around base, impressed mark.

$375-$425

Primrose blue vase
(772-14″), two minor flakes to base, impressed mark.

$400-$450

Primrose blue vase
made into a lamp base, crack from base, pottery height: 8 1/2″.

$80-$100

Primrose blue ovoid vase
(770-10″), impressed mark.

$300-$350

Primrose brown bulbous jardinière
(634-5″), impressed mark.

$250-$300

Primrose pink urn
(764-7″), marked.

$70-$90

Primrose pink spherical jardinière
(285-6 1/2″), impressed mark.

$125-$150

Primrose pink wall pocket
(1277-8″), impressed mark.

$550-$600

Two Primrose brown vases
one bulbous (767-8″) with touch-up to corner of one handle and to small rim chip, and one shouldered (760-6″), impressed marks.

$175-$225/pair

Three Primrose pink candlesticks
one triple (1113) and a pair (1105-4 1/2″), impressed marks; triple: 5 1/2″ by 5 1/2″ $275-$325/set

Two Primrose pink pieces
vase (762-7″) and cornucopia (125) with small rim chip, impressed marks; cornucopia: 6 1/2″ by 5″.

$175-$200/pair