Pillar stoneware made and signed by Watt
The colors and glazing on this piece are vibrant and the handle twists whimsically! This pottery is perfect for burning a small candle, a tea light, or even incense. According to the website Post Bulletin, Watt pottery was made in Ohio from 1922 until a fire destroyed the factory and warehouse in 1965. In my opinion, this history makes this art pottery even more special and valuable.
The colors and glazing on this piece are vibrant and the handle twists whimsically! This pottery is perfect for burning a small candle, a tea light, or even incense. According to the website Post Bulletin, Watt pottery was made in Ohio from 1922 until a fire destroyed the factory and warehouse in 1965. In my opinion, this history makes this art pottery even more special and valuable.
The colors and glazing on this piece are vibrant and the handle twists whimsically! This pottery is perfect for burning a small candle, a tea light, or even incense. According to the website Post Bulletin, Watt pottery was made in Ohio from 1922 until a fire destroyed the factory and warehouse in 1965. In my opinion, this history makes this art pottery even more special and valuable.
This item is approximately 5 and ½ inches tall, 1 and ½ inches across the top with a 1 inch opening and 2 and ¾ inches across the bottom. The opening for the candle is approximately 3 inches.