This beautiful no name New Lexington M-2635 is for sale and looking for a new home . There are only a handful of this New Lexington stile in collector hands so it is a scarce one in any condition ... The glaze on the top is a mix of blond with darker drips and banding. The base is light-medium sandy tan with some insane drips all the way around . Unfortunately this piece has a hairline in the top that you can see here in this photo and a hairline in the base that was epoxied and repaired . It has a long thin chip on the drip edge of the top rim that is repaired and a butterfly chip on the underside edge of the base that is again repaired . It displays mint as you can see here This piece is out of my personal collection. I kept it because of it's unique color. I need to make some shelf space for some new finds so it needs to find a new home.