Seven Sewer Tile Birdhouses, Probably White Hall Pottery

one marked Shirley / 1962, one marked Edna Douglas / 1962, one marked Slim Blacketter / 1962, and one unmarked but attributed to White Hall Pottery, White Hall, Illinois.
Height of largest 13 inches.

Property from the Estate of William D. Giermann, Canal Fulton, Ohio

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Seven Sewer Tile Birdhouses, Probably White Hall Pottery

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