Quick Take
If you are shopping for antiques pottery glass, the first decision is usually about form: do you want a low bowl, a fan-shaped vase, or a sculptural tri-throat vase? The four pieces here show how quickly price and look diverge. The listed prices run from $72.00 for the Hampshire-style matte champagne bowl to $495.00 for the Clewell copper-clad low bowl vase, with the Weller Apple Tree fan vase and the Van Briggle tri-throat vase in between. None of these is a subtle collectible; each offers a different Arts & Crafts personality. Your job is to decide whether you want the statement surface, the maker's name, the sculptural silhouette, or the lowest listed price.
Listed-Price Comparison
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| Clewell Pottery Copper Clad Arts and Crafts Geometric Decorated Low Bowl Vase | USD 495.00 | |
| Hampshire Pottery Style Arts and Crafts Matte Champagne Bowl W/Etchings 5.5\"T | USD 72.00 | |
| Weller Apple Tree Fan Vase Raised Relief Arts Crafts Pottery Ohio Antique | USD 92.74 | |
| Van Briggle pottery Signed vtg figurine decor Colorado White Tri Throat Vase mat | USD 118.75 |
The lowest listed price is $72.00, and the highest is $495.00, so the range gives you room to think about how much surface detail and maker identity matter to you before you commit.
Decision Matrix
| Piece | Consider it for | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Clewell low bowl vase | A copper-clad geometric centerpiece at $495.00 | Highest listed price in the group |
| Hampshire-style etched bowl | A matte champagne bowl at the lowest price | Open-box, sold as-is |
| Weller Apple Tree fan vase | Raised apple tree relief by Weller of Ohio | $92.74 sits between entry level and middle |
| Van Briggle tri-throat vase | Signed Colorado name with limited-edition marker | $118.75 is the second-highest listed price |
Product Notes
Clewell Pottery Copper Clad Arts and Crafts Geometric Decorated Low Bowl Vase
The Clewell is the most expensive piece in this set, and the listing supports that position. It is described as a low rounded vase or bowl in used condition, with a copper-clad green surface, geometric decoration, and Native American-inspired motifs around the shoulder. The dimensions listed are 3 inches tall and 5 3/4 inches wide, so it is compact enough for a mantel or side table while still delivering strong pattern and texture. It also includes a description of no chips, cracks, damage, or repair, which is helpful for a used piece at this price. The limitation is straightforward: at $495.00, it is a significant investment compared with the other three pieces, so it makes the most sense when you are specifically looking for a copper-clad Arts & Crafts statement object.
Hampshire Pottery Style Arts and Crafts Matte Champagne Bowl W/Etchings 5.5\"T
The Hampshire Pottery Style bowl takes a different approach: a matte champagne brown gold surface with etched decoration at the lowest listed price, $72.00. The listing places it in the early 20th century (1911-1940) and says it was made in the United States from clay. The title flags it as \"Hampshire Pottery Style,\" so it is a stylistic interpretation rather than a confirmed maker-marked Hampshire piece, which can be an important distinction for collectors. The condition is listed as \"new other,\" and the item description says it is open box and sold as-is. That makes it a good low-cost way to bring a warm matte finish into a room, but you should be comfortable with an open-box piece that the seller does not describe as brand new.
Weller Apple Tree Fan Vase Raised Relief Arts Crafts Pottery Ohio Antique
The Weller Apple Tree Fan Vase is the most recognizable name in this mid-price group thanks to the Weller Pottery connection in the title and the Ohio/antique attributes. It is described as an early 20th-century fan-shaped vase with impressed backstamp, handmade construction, and raised apple tree relief in multicolor. At $92.74, it offers a more dimensional surface than the smooth matte bowl and costs less than the Van Briggle. The used condition is part of the listing, so the piece will carry the character of an old ceramic. The limitation is the form itself: a fan vase with a dense apple tree pattern is a specific look, not a neutral cylinder, so it works best if you want that particular Arts & Crafts motif on display.
Van Briggle pottery Signed vtg figurine decor Colorado White Tri Throat Vase mat
The Van Briggle is the piece to consider if a signed maker name and a limited-edition marker matter to you. The title identifies it as a white tri-throat vase with matte finish, and the attributes list an impressed backstamp and limited-edition feature. At $118.75, it occupies the middle of the listed price range: above the Weller and Hampshire pieces, but well below the Clewell. The used condition should be expected, and the compact tri-throat silhouette gives it a sculptural presence rather than a typical flower-vase shape. The main trade-off is price relative to the other non-Clewell options: you are paying more for the signed Van Briggle label and the distinctive form rather than for a larger or more relief-covered surface.
Final Recommendation by Use Case
If you want the lowest listed price and a warm champagne matte tone, the Hampshire-style bowl is the easy pick. If a maker's name and a fan-shaped relief pattern matter more, the Weller Apple Tree vase at $92.74 balances price and presence. If you want a signed Colorado name with limited-edition labeling, the Van Briggle tri-throat vase fits the middle. And if the budget allows for one bold centerpiece, the Clewell copper-clad geometric vase gives you the most visual weight.
