Charles Counts(?) Rising Fawn Pottery Jar

Group of Charles Counts & Rising Fawn art pottery group signed on bottom. Measurements range from 5 1/4" to 9 1/4". Includes various shapes, colors and textures.

Group of Charles Counts & Rising Fawn art pottery signed on bottom with unique blue incised patterns and one commissioned piece with alphabet and "Art is Free as Life" quote for Doyle. Measurements ra

John Brock (b1940?-d2011) was more widely known for his functional stoneware pottery. This included elaborate decoration on his pots. Brock was a protégé of Charles Counts at Rising Fawn Pottery

Counts, Charles (American, 1934-2000), Ceramic jar titled Rising Fawn, artist's name incised on base, 4.25 inch diameter, height 9 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contemporary ceramics liv

Three pieces signed S. Garner, one signed Rising Fawn (Charles Counts). Size range 2 x 3.25 inches to 7.5 x 8 inches.

matt blue slip glaze, 6 1/2", signed, excellent......Born in Kentucky in 1934, Charles Counts operated a pottery and quilting studio in Rising Fawn (Dade County), for twenty-five years. He received th

Titled "Rising Fawn" and signed to base, incised decoration in the round in brown glaze. Height: 11"

6pc American Studio Ceramics. Includes a Charles Count Rising Fawn sack vase 4'', Win Ng stoneware tray 7'', Bill Sax plate 7.5'', Edward Cromey orange bowl 10.5'', a red glaze dish with cipher on bac

INCLUDING COVERED JAR BY: CHARLES COUNTS - AND OPEN JAR SIGNED ON BOTTOM 5 1/4" TO 7"

(American, 1934?2000) art pottery bottle vase, incised lines and brushwork, signed "Charles Counts", 13-3/8 x 10-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection of Rude Osolnik, Berea, Kentucky

Two Charles Counts pottery vases, largest 12 inches.

Charles Counts pottery workshop book with over 250 step by step photographs with techniques. Hardcover with dust jacket. Measures 6 3/4" x 9 1/2"

Two Charles Counts Pottery Pieces. Taller one H 22 cm.

9 inch bulbous jar, Bright blue glaze, with deep blue to lavender runs, multiple handles, 5 incised rings at base. Signed

Vintage Hopi Eunice Fawn Navasie Pottery Jar, measures 8.5''H x 9''D, signed, has repaired chip on rim, Artist Bio: ''Eunice ''Fawn'' Navasie was a sister of Perry Navasie (the husband of Joy ''Frogwo

Counts, Charles (American, 1937-2000), Footed studio pottery vessel, 1987, incised "Save the Trees Please", and "A Prayer for Peachtree Rd" amongst abstract figural decorations, signed and dated at un

18" signed, an early work by Charles Lisk. Large

Three Hopi polychrome pottery jars Fawn Navasie (b. 1959) and Clinton Polacca (b. 1958) Two Fawn Navasie jars, the larger with avian devices and the smaller seed jar with abstract designs from the rim

Ca. 1980s-1990s, Beautiful polychrome-on-buff pottery jar with traditional motif, one of her earlier pieces. Good condition, some scuffs, signed "Little Fawn." 5-1/2" x 7"

15" signed, an early work by Charles Lisk. Large

17" signed, an early work by Charles Lisk. Large

Mid 1900s, Pair of expertly made polychrome vessels, including a small olla and a larger seed pot. Both in very good condition. Largest 3-1/2" x 6-1/4"

Fawn Navasie Hopi Polychrome Pottery Jar 9''x10''. A three color decorated jar with geometric motifs. Signed on bottom. Excellent condition. Mid to late 20th century.

Charles Counts American (1934-2000) studio pottery vase glazed stoneware Incised signature under base. There is a glazed over chip to rim, and a 1/4 inch chip in rim. Biography from TheMarksProject.or