Vintage Majolica Corn Pitcher Greene and Greene His designs were used by

His designs were used by several American and English tile companies in the early 1900's

Marked with a conjoined JB for J B Owens Pottery and the impressed numbers 1 and 98

This vintage studio pottery vase had been slip cast from a slab constructed pot with a geometric design gracing the matte green glazed sides

Generally these type of tiles were saved for display or used in pieces of furniture

These ventilator tiles were used to cover the opening of heating registers but look just as nice hung on a wall allowing the paint color to show through the openings or install as a normal tile to give character to your design

Vintage Majolica Corn Pitcher Greene and Greene His designs were used byBeautiful vintage majolica corn pitcher accented by the husk and leaves forming a handle. I purchased this at a country auction in Pine Bush, upstate New York, in the 1980's. I suspect this is a 20th Century version not from the 19th Century. It measures 7 3 4" tall and 6 1 4" from spout to handle. It is in excellent condition with little wear and crazing. Heavy in weight and high fired. We always used this on the Thanksgiving table to hold the turkey