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Lady head vases, otherwise known as head vases or lady head planters were very popular during the 1950’s and 1960’s. Florists usually used them to help sell their overstock flowers.

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The United States led in the production of lady head lamps due to import restrictions during World War II. Some firms making lady head lamps included Hedi Schoop, Betty Lou Nichols, Ceramic Arts Studio, Royal Copley, Florence Ceramics, Kaye of Hollywood, Cleminsons of California, Debby Kaspari, Hermione, Kathi Urbach, Dorothy Kindell, Roseville, Van Briggle, just to name a few. When import restrictions were lifted in the 1950’s, overseas manufacturers, mainly from Japan, started to dominate the market.

Many lady head vases were adorned with hats, bows or other hair accessories. Some of the most sought after lady head vases are those of celebrities, with Jacqueline Kennedy being the most sought after lady head vase.

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Popular Lady Head Vases
Africans
Asians
Cameo Girls
Celebrities – Jacqueline Kennedy, Lucille Ball, Marilyn Monroe,
Children
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Cowboys
Disney
Holiday Figures
Napco
Nursery Rhyme Characters
Orientals

Lady Head Vases Value, Price Guide
Mid $$ – Mid $$$

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3 Comments

Lynne Ginsburg January 28, 2017
I have a Ruben #498 Lady head vace I paid $58.00 10 years ago worth now? 2017?
J. Unruh January 7, 2017
I have a Ruben #482 head vase and was wondering what is it’s worth? It’s in good condition with no chips or cracks…
Lisa Montoya March 21, 2013
I have a large lamp, bought at the Van Brigle store in Colorado. It’s the 3 graces and wonder what it is worth. Thanks for you assistance.

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