#0938 MCM Dual Loop Green Drip Glaze Vase

7 x 4 inches No chips or cracks Possibly Blue Mountain Pottery but no markings. Mid-century modern ceramics emerged as a significant design movement in the post-World War II era, characterized by clean lines, organic shapes, and innovative use of materials. This period saw a departure from traditional decorative styles, embracing simplicity and functionality in everyday objects. The movement was heavily influenced by the Bauhaus school and Scandinavian design principles, emphasizing the integration of art and industry.

Ceramic vases from this era often feature unique glazes and sculptural forms, reflecting the artistic experimentation of the time. These pieces were not only functional but also served as decorative accents in modern homes. The use of vibrant colors and abstract patterns further contributed to the distinctive aesthetic of mid-century modern ceramics, making them highly sought after by collectors today.