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Swan Planter Blue Mountain Pottery Vintage 1970's

Name: Swan Planter Blue Mountain Pottery Vintage 1970's
Brand: Blue Mountain Pottery
SKU: 637b885ee5b9cf968c1fe2a0
Price: 15.0 CAD
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Blue Mountain Pottery

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Elegant Blue Mountain Pottery Swan Planter, dish, vase, vintage 1970's In excellent vintage condition, no chips or cracks 4 1/2" wide 5" tall Blue Mountain Pottery was a Canadian red clay pottery company located in Collingwood, Ontario. It was founded in 1953 and closed in 2004. It went on to produce various types of pottery, from animal figurines to jugs, pots and vases. The early work used a “flow glaze” technique, the blue/green shade reportedly an attempt to mimic the color of Blue Mountain Under the heat and drip glaze they produced a variegated pattern. No batch was entirely the same because they reacted differently.

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meltedgum hey hun my apologies I like things on here that I have the same of for it reminds me to upload The item as well that is listed that I liked and it helps me get an idea about the prices and what to really put about them information description on the products there's a lot of things in your closet actually that I have similar than I had no idea what do you think about so thank you for that my apologies

Dec 15Reply

meltedgum sorry I mean that I had No idea about what to write or any information about a lot of the items that are similar that you have in your closet that I actually have also so I appreciate you sharing a lot of your items that are especially older and sorry I hope that's okay with you that I did like that liking your product for that reason. I hope that's okay

Dec 15Reply

deeh360 @meltedgum of course it's ok! that's how I've learned, by studying others.

Dec 15Reply

meltedgum @deeh360 thank you so much, I appreciate it. May I ask you something... When you ship your glass products like especially the bigger ones I'm assuming you probably use a box obviously right? And obviously I would imagine with a lot of bubble wrap or some type of protective material? I just don't want anything that I ship that is breakable to break on the end and that's probably best I would think to use only boxes when shipping that type of material right? Not the bag packages ?

Dec 15Reply

deeh360 @meltedgum boxes are best for breakables. I wrap well in bubble wrap and surround the item with compostable peanuts or craft paper.

Dec 15Reply

meltedgum I am so happy I came across your profile on here I can't believe how many items that you have listed that I have here! A lot of the stuff I had no idea about the items, and A lot of the items I couldn't find any information about when I searched them online. especially let alone what price to roughly put right knowing my luck I would have definitely lost out of on. thank you and don't worry this will be the last comment and I really enjoy your closet In the way you create your photos

Dec 15Reply

deeh360 I learned so much from watching resellers on YouTube. if you search 'shipping how to for resellers' you'll likely find some great content.

Dec 15Reply

meltedgum @deeh360 Oh that's cool I didn't think about the peanut idea or anything like that to surround it that's a good idea actually now that I think about it thank you so much I really appreciate you getting back to me on this. have a good afternoon and thank you so much again :-) I appreciate your help!

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