1940s – Art Deco Studio Pottery Wall Pocket - Signed Blue Ceramic Wall Vase

1940s – Art Deco Studio Pottery Wall Pocket - Signed Blue Ceramic Wall Vase

This small Art Deco wall pocket has a great bold geometric form and rich cobalt blue glaze. The stepped, fan-like silhouette is pure Art Deco. This would be great for small flowers, air plants, matches ...

$$$$$ · Indexed July 17, 2025 ·

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History
  • Wall pockets have been a part of home decor since the early 20th century, often reflecting the artistic movements of their time, such as Art Deco, which emphasizes geometric shapes and bold colors.
  • The 1940s were a pivotal decade for design, marked by post-war optimism and a renewed interest in craftsmanship and unique art pieces, which can be seen in studio pottery.
  • Art Deco as a style emerged in the early 20th century, known for its luxurious materials and streamlined forms, reflecting a period of cultural change and modernity.

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