Collection of Ceramic Iwerks Flip the Frog Planters and Toothpaste Holders

1281. VINTAGE HIP THE FROG CERAMIC VASE | c. 1930's, very little Ub Iwerk's Flip the Frog merchandise was created, vase is black and white glazed ceramic. | 7" h. | (Near Mint Condition) | $200 - $400

2 Vintage Ceramic Lime Green Hobnail Frog Planters in the style of Jean Roger, the larger marked underneath "R S", the larger with Christie's New York label. Height of larger 5 1/2 inches (14 cm.) X l

* An Italian Ceramic Figural Planter 20th century modeled to show a greyhound seated atop a pillow. Height 44 1/4 x width 10 x depth 18 inches. Estimate $500-700 Property from the Collection of Mr. Da

David James Gilhooly (American, 1943-2013), "Frog Burger", ceramic, signed and dated "77" to underside. 5" H x 4.5" Diameter. Provenance: From an Upper East Side collection. Keywords: Animal, Sculptur

Large ceramic sculpture of frogs in a frying pan by David Gilhooly,1986. Underside incised with signature and date. Property from the Collection of the Museum of California Design.

Collection of Colorful Small Ceramic Items; includes 7 small plates from Imperial Crown China - Austria, 6 small floral plates in a square holder, and 3 small Asian dishes. Larger plates measure 6 inc

20th century. Tole and majolica planter with applied ceramic leaves, fruit and flowers raised on fluted base. Unmarked. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. Approx. h. 11.

Two Red WIng Ceramic Vases. Together with five McCoy bowls, two ceramic food form novelty plates, a ceramic pitcher, a ceramic vase, and a collection of metal and glass flower frogs Red Wing: 6" x 5"

Planter c.1875, Polychrome, modeled with hen and chicks aside a tree trunk forming the plant holder, 6½"h, 11"w.Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

David James Gilhooly III (American, 1943-2013). Large and heavy ceramic sculpture depicting a whirlwind of frogs stacked atop each other with large, blue feet extending upwards from the top. Known as

19th century Chinese ceramic planter / jardiniere with archaic calligraphy motif. From the Estate of June Hirsch Jones. [9 1/4" H x 16" Diam.]. In good condition.

A small Chinese ceramic planter or bowl decorated in various floral vines with a single butterfly. Circa 1900 or earlier. From a prominent Sherman Oaks Estate that started purchasing in the 1940s. Mea

Villeroy & Boch Mettlach - Imposing and rare ceramic jardiniere on its mahogany saddle. Decorated with ladies taking a break in the garden, handles in the shape of Putti playing the lyre, circa 1900.

Condition: Some minor chips to the edges and other wear consistent with age and use. Each with drilled hole to underside. Does not include saucers or under trays. each 11 1/2 inches diameter; 6 1/2 in

David Gilhooly III (1943-2013) ceramic frog baseball player, "Untitled". Signed at base. 1960. Dimensions: 19.75"h. Provenance: Estate of Roy De Forest, estate number misc. 0054.G. Processing and ship

[COLLECTIONS—CERAMICS]HOBSON, R.L. (1872-1941). The George Eumorfopoulos Collection of Chinese, Corean and Persian Pottery and Porcelain I-VI. London: Ernst Benn, 1925-1928. 6 volumes, 350 x 207

Claude Conover (American 1907-1994) Planter- hand-built ceramic planter, one small chip on rim. 16''h, 16'' dia. Provenance: Estate of Edric A. Weld, Jr.

[COLLECTIONS—CERAMICS]Oriental Ceramics: The World's Great Collections. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1976-78. 12 volumes, 390 x 280 mm. Numerous photographic color plates and black and white i

An Art Nouveau figurative luster ceramic umbrella holder. Continental. Possibly Austrian. With Bacchant figure holding grapes and a pinecone staff with a rearing lioness below grapevines. 30"h x 12"di

Each thinly potted with anhua decoration of a pair dragons amid ruyi clouds, covered with white glaze, Chenghua mark, 3.1 in diameter. Provenance: Chinese ceramic collection from the estate of Albert

Mackenzie Childs. Dishes including "Heather", "Summer Frock", "Bearded Iris", "Aurora", and "Brighton Pavilion". c. 1992. Ceramic. Collection of Mackenzie Childs dishes in several patterns, including

A Collection of Twelve Ceramic and Glass Fruits and Gourds Height of tallest 9 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

A Collection of Seven Ceramic Toby Mugs 18th Century and Later Height of tallest 10 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Private Collection Provenance: (Example with green coat

A Collection of Eleven Ceramic Vegetables Height of tallest 7 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia