Art Deco Cornucopia Vase with Figural Nude Woman Hairwork This jar is made of

This jar is made of thick glass with all sorts of wonderful air bubbles and other great imperfections consistent with old glass

a number of drug companies made their way onto the scene selling tinctures and quack remedies to the masses

A more aesthetically pleasing take on today's Swiss Army Knife

For centuries

Markings: Engraved G

Art Deco Cornucopia Vase with Figural Nude Woman Hairwork This jar is made ofIt is often said that art is open to interpretation, so we are going to let you decide your own meaning behind this delightfully suggestive vase! Inspired by a piece made by the Nelson McCoy Pottery Company, this beautiful glazed ceramic Art Deco vase features an artfully nude woman sitting and holding a cornucopia between her legs. Derived from the Latin cornu (horn) and copiae (abundance), the cornucopia or "horn of plenty" as it's often called