Crocus

Introduced about 1912, Crocus features stylized flowers and line decoration regularly spaced around the vessels using the squeeze-bag technique. Pieces are unmarked or have artist initials.

Crocus green jardinière
with four buttressed handles, touched-up 2 1/2″ bruise to rim, scratches, and several pock marks, unmarked, 9″ by 12″.

$650-$750

Crocus bulbous vase
restoration to glaze chips at base, fleck to rim, 9 3/4″ by 4″.

$300-$350

Crocus bulbous vase
with stepped rim, squeeze-bag decorated in blue, yellow, and green, unmarked, 6″ tall.

$850-$950

Crocus green vase
with flaring rim, squeeze-bag decorated in blue, yellow, and green, restoration to chips at base, small flakes to rim, some touched-up, signed “RH,″ 9″ by 4″.

$300-$350

Two Crocus vases
both with stylized floral motifs, right: bottle vase, unmarked, 6 7/8″ tall, $450-$550; left, three-sided vase, unmarked, 8 1/8″ tall.

$650-$750

Two Crocus vases and an Aztec oil lamp
all with stylized floral motifs, right: cylindrical, unmarked, 9 3/4″ tall, $600-$700; oil lamp, unmarked, 11″ tall, $750-$850; left, bottle form, unmarked, 9 1/4″ tall.

$550-$650