Larkspur

Introduced in 1922, Larkspur was the most popular and, by far, the most heavily produced of the early glazes. A lustrous light blue, sometimes with a reflective surface, often having an oil spot or rainbow effect.

 


Shape No. 607

 


Shape No. 620

 


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Shape No. 638

 


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