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Van Briggle Pottery 1899 - Present (Colorado, USA)

Artus Van Briggle passed away in 1904 from complications related to his illness. Anne continued to run Van Briggle pottery and produced many of the arts and crafts vases until 1912. Most collectors define the early period for Van Briggle up through 1912 and Anne's departure. The pre 1912 are typically the most sought after by collectors. Many quality examples of Van Briggle were still produced in the late teens and early twenties period. For the most part, collectors focus on the 1920s or earlier pieces. Explore all Van Briggle pottery here.

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