Old Vintage CAMARK Yellow Pottery Louisiana Ashtray Big Mid Century Modern MCM
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:13037616 | Main Color: Yellow |
| Style: Arts & Crafts/Mission Style | Object Type: Ashtray |
| Material: Pottery | Color: Yellow |
| Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original |
Great looking rare old made in USA State of Louisiana Camark Ceramic Pottery ashtray. Ashtray is big, size is approximately 13 inches across longest diagonal distance, 10 1/4 wide x 9 1/8 long, and 7/8 inches tall, heavy - weighs approximately 2 pounds 3 ounces (1001 grams). Ashtray has nice yellow glaze. There is crazing throughout as you can see in the pictures (especially in the close up of the crazing), ashtray is solid and tight, looks fantastic.
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history of Camark Pottery-Camark Pottery started in 1924 in Camden, Arkansas. Jack Carnes founded the firm and made many types of glazes and wares. John Lessell became director of Camark Pottery in 1926 and developed lines of art pottery similar to those he produced for Weller and Owens. He died shortly after the start of production at the plant in Camden, Arkansas. The company was bought by Mary Daniel. Production was halted in 1983.
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history of Camark Pottery-Camark Pottery started in 1924 in Camden, Arkansas. Jack Carnes founded the firm and made many types of glazes and wares. John Lessell became director of Camark Pottery in 1926 and developed lines of art pottery similar to those he produced for Weller and Owens. He died shortly after the start of production at the plant in Camden, Arkansas. The company was bought by Mary Daniel. Production was halted in 1983.
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