A Vintage Art Pottery Cornucopia Vase Blue Grey Drip Glaze Horn of Plenty MCM

This is a mid-century cornucopia-style pottery vase featuring a scalloped rim, a scrolled tail handle, and leaf accents along the base. It sports a high-gloss, blended glaze that transitions from slate blue to dark grey/brown tones. Vintage Art Pottery Cornucopia / Horn of Plenty Vase. Base Analysis: The bottom is unglazed red clay (terracotta) with visible stilt marks from the kiln firing and a seam line. It lacks an impressed or stamped maker mark. Attribution: This mold and glaze technique are classic features of American art pottery manufacturers from the 1940s–1950s—most notably McCoy, Hull, or Haeger—as well as mid-century Japanese imports (like Inarco or Rubens) that replicated American art pottery forms. Key Details to Highlight Glaze: Highlight the high-gloss, multi-tone drip or blend effect. Condition: Note that the bottom exhibits standard manufacturing stilt marks and unglazed red clay, with no chips or cracks along the delicate scalloped rim or scrolled tail.