Sarah McLaughlin (1872–1939), one of the finest ceramic artists who worked at the Weller Pottery factory in Ohio in the early 20th century. Her wonderful delicate floral compositions look especially good on the vases of the Eosin line (Eocean). High-gloss glaze gives the painting an extraordinary volume, depth and decorative effect.
Ceramic Nasturtium vase from the Hudson line.Ceramic vase Roses of the Eocean line, height 31 cm, 1905.Vase Irises of the Eocean line, height 39 cm, 1905.Ceramic vase Apples of the Eocean line, height 23 cm, 1905.Ceramic vase Currant of the Eocean line, height 33 cm, 1905.Vase Roses of the Eocean line, height 38 cm, 1905.Ceramic vase Roses of the Eocean line, height 41 cm, 1905.Ceramic vase Wild grapes of the Eocean line, height 38 cm, 1900.Lilac ceramic vase of the Eocean line, height 40.5 cm, painted by Sarah McLaughlin, Weller Pottery, circa 1905.Ceramic jug, vase of the Louwelsa line, painted by Sarah McLaughlin, Weller Pottery.Vase of the Aurelian line, painted by Sarah McLaughlin, Weller Pottery, height 37.5 cm.Ceramic vase Roses of the Eocean line, height 27 cm, painted by Sarah McLaughlin, Weller Pottery, circa 1905.Ceramic vase Irises of the Eocean line, height 31 cm, painted by Sarah McLaughlin, Weller Pottery, circa 1905.Eocean line Mackie ceramic vase, height 30 cm, painted by Sarah McLaughlin, Weller Pottery, circa 1905.Vase Roses of the Eocean line, height 39.5 cm, 1905.Ceramic mallow vase of the Hudson line, 30 cm high, circa 1925.Ceramic vase Parrot of the Hudson line, height 20 cm, circa 1925.Vase Iris of the Hudson line, height 39 cm, circa 1920.Ceramic vase Fisherman of the Scenic line, circa 1917 1934.Ceramic vase of the Hudson line, 1920.Glendale line ceramic vase, 1925.Ceramic vase Irises of the Hudson line, 1905.Matte glazed ceramic Malva vase, height 30 cm, early 20th century.Lilies of the valley ceramic vase of the Hudson line, height 23 cm, 1905.
