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Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA
Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA

Vtg. Romco Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid - Hand Painted Pine Cone Design - USA

$ 15.83

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Specific: Glazed
  • Theme: Pine Cones
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Color: Cream, Brown, Green
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Feature: Hand Painted
  • Main Color: Cream
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Object Type: Pot with Handle & Lid
  • Manufacturer: ROMCO - Rocky Mountain Pottery
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country of Manufacturer: U.S.A.
  • Material: Pottery
  • Condition: very good vintage condition
  • Style: Glazed Speckly Background
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    Romco Hand Painted Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid
    Vintage ROMCO Pottery Pot with Handle & Lid
    Produced by Rocky Mountain Pottery Company - USA - 295
    (on bottom of pot
    )
    Deep Glaze with Beautiful Hand Painted Pine Cone Design on One Side of Pot
    Approximate Pot Size with Lid: 8" Diameter * 11" Wide with Handle * 5 Tall * Weight 3 lb. 4.1 oz.
    Good V
    intage Condition - No Cracks or Chips, Slight Wear on Rim of Pot
    (see pictures)
    Made in U.S.A.
    Rocky Mountain Pottery (ROMCO) was founded by Leland B. Huston in Denver in 1953. In 1957 the pottery moved to Loveland and was managed through the 1960s by Charles C. Thornburg. Among other items, the Pottery sold attractive hand glazed pine cone decorated Rocky Mountain Pottery before it closed for good in 1988.
    .
    Please check the pictures carefully - they are a good indication of the condition of the item you are interested in!
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