American Art Pottery Letter Pocket

Possibly Harriet Joor, Louisiana, Carved With A Water Lily, Green Glaze, Initial HJ Underside, 6.5 X 7 X 4 Inches, Glaze Pops Throughout, Small Glaze Flaws Inside. See Photos For Additional Condition

Roseville Jonquil wall pocket, 1268-8". Unmarked. Excellent original condition. Height is 8 1/4 inches. Shown on page 81 of American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by Mark Bassett.

Roseville Orian Wall Pocket, shape 1276-8" in red. Unmarked. Excellent original condition. Height is 8 3/8 inches. Shown on page 87 of American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by Mark Bassett.

Roseville Thornapple wall pocket, shape 1280-8 in pink. Height 9 inches. Incised marks. All over peppering and crazing. Good mold and glaze. Shown on page 88 of American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by Ma

Roseville Mostique wall pocket, shape 1224-9, in green. Unmarked. Excellent original condition. Height is 9 3/4 inches. Shown on page 76 of American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by Mark Bassett.

Title: RARE ROOKWOOD AMERICAN ART POTTERY BLUE PORCELAIN LETTER HOLDER, CIRCA 1956 Date/Period: 1956 Dimension: APPROX 4 X 3.25 X 2.24 Material: porcelain ceramic Additional Information: RARE ROOKWOOD

American art pottery, Fritz Albert Teco wall pocket, shape #156A, designed by Fritz Albert, organic leaf design covered in a green matte glaze, signed, 7.5''w x 15''h, professional chip repair on top

Roseville Cosmos wall pocket, shape 1285-6, in blue. Marked on the bottom Roseville USA 1285-6". Excellent original condition. Height is 6 3/8 inches. Shown on page 90 of American Art Pottery Wall Poc

2 ROSEVILLE & 1 WELLER. ROSEVILLE CLEMATIS TRIPLE VASE. (5" H), WELLER WOODCRAFT WALL POCKET (6" H). ROSEVILLE POPPY BOWL (10" W). ALL MARKED ON BASE. ALL PIECES IN GOOD CONDITION. NO CHIPS OR CRACKS.

Roseville Dogwood I wall pocket, shape 1245-9". Height 9 3/8 inches. Blue Rv inkstamp. Tiny glaze nick to back edge, otherwise excellent. Good mold and color. Shown on page 81 of American Art Pottery

Roseville Primrose wall pocket, shape 1277-8, in pink. Marked on the bottom Roseville 1277-8. There is faint overall crazing. Height is 8 1/2 inches. Shown on page 88 of American Art Pottery Wall Pock

Roseville Dahlrose wall pocket, shape 1258-8. Marked on the bottom with a black Roseville Pottery Sticker. Excellent original condition. Height is 8 inches. Shown on page 83 of American Art Pottery Wa

2 Roseville Tuscany wall pockets, shape 1255-8, one in pink and one in gray. Unmarked. Both are 8 3/8 inches high and in excellent original condition. Shown on page 83 of American Art Pottery Wall Poc

Head and Shoulders bust of a boy, 10" x 10" bearing incised Rookwood mark with sun with 14 rays and the letter X. 1910. Excellent Condition. Keywords: American Art Pottery,

An American art pottery vase by Fulper, pre 1920. Round squat form with raised collar. Purple flambe glaze. Signed underfoot with the ink stamp having Chinese style letters used before 1920. Measures

Group of (3) Pieces of American Art Pottery, including: Weller Pottery vase, ca. 1920, with molded and painted swans in woodland decoration, Weller block letters impressed mark on base, 5" high, 3 1/2

Group of eight Southern folk art pottery decorative objects comprising Chris Moses (American/North Carolina) "Adam and Eve" and "Cardinal"; Vince Sansone (American/North Carolina) signed wall pocket a

Early 20th century, likely American. The green glazed pocket having a tapered form with squared body. Some slight crazing but overall good condition. The back is signed in pencil ÒChilds 1203/10Ó. H

Roseville Pottery Company (American), 20th century. Group of five "Donatello" art pottery comprising of two vases, two candlestick holders, and one wall pocket. Two appropriately marked. Provenance: T

American art pottery vase, unmarked, good condition. 13 1/2''h

Grueby, an American Art Pottery vase, circa 1899, green glazed relief moulded leaf and bud design with pentagonal rim, impressed marks, 28.5cm high

each signed; the first: Weller, green glaze (5 3/4 inches high; the second: Van Briggle, dated 1904, shape number 177, blue-violet glaze (4 3/4 inches high); the third: Rookwood, pink glaze, dated 193

Gordon and Jane Martz Marshall Studios American art pottery tile top pedestal MCM teak occasional, side, game, or LOW dining table.. Round top with slate gray matte glazed "coin" mosaic pottery tiles.

Rare American Art Pottery Tile with Patriotic WWI Themeunidentifed manufacture, unmarked, rectangular form with figural decorations in relief, the central scene features men in uniforms marching under