Newcomb College Pottery was made by women students at Newcomb College incorporating local materials and decor inspired by Louisiana's flora and fauna in the Arts and Crafts tradition. A number of marks are usually found on each piece including a registration mark and the initials of the woman who decorated the piece.
Newcomb College Pottery - New Orleans, Louisiana
ca. 1894-1939
The "N" within "C" mark is most often associated with Newcomb. Other marks: “Newcomb College" and an “N” and “C” on either side of a vase within a rectangle.
Newcomb College Pottery Mark
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