Early Pottery and Artifacts Group

Early Pottery and Artifacts Group, to include oil lamps, small urn, fragments of early pottery, mask, Pre-Columbian beads, bronze cuff, etc.

Assorted group of early pottery, possibly pre-Columbian.

Group Lot of Native American Indian/Mexican Artifacts and Antiquities including Beaded Cross on Hyde with Flowers, Early Stone Tool - Missing Handle, Saint Claire Fern Fossil, Pottery Pieces, and Mini

Central America, ca. 1st millenium AD. An eclectic and interesting group of pottery and stone figures and implements. Includes early handwritten scholarly collector's notes. MEASUREMENTS Height of lar

STAFFORDSHIRE EARLY POTTERY FIGURE GROUPS, C 1800 TWO H 10", 7" 10" allegorical figure with two children. Second group depicts a couple in Sunday attire carrying baskets. (chips to foliage.

comprising a vase (8 3/4 in. high), an urn (4 3/4 in. high), a figure (5 1/4 in. high), and a cat figure (3 3/4 in. high) [4 pieces] Provenance: The Estate of Toni Lynn Russo, Los Angeles, CA

7 pcs. of early pottery and porcelain including green transferware covered serving dish (check in one corner), light blue Staffordshire pitcher and covered octagonal serving dish (handle repaired), pa

including Etruscan vessel with handle, 4 1/4" high, Chinese horse, 6 1/2" long, pottery frog and a carved stone human figure

Rookwood Pottery group of early matte glazed earthenware vases with hand-incised geometric patterns, three: Cincinnati, Ohio 1) shape number 7CZ in deep green, 1903, impressed factory marks 2) shape n

Rookwood Pottery group of early matte glazed earthenware vases, four: Cincinnati, Ohio 1) shape number 2001 in rose, 1912, impressed factory marks 2) shape number 612FZ in yellow, 1904, impressed fact

Four Early/Han-Style Pottery VesselsGroup of four Chinese Early/Han-style pottery vessels: two vases with rolled lips, a covered jar and domed censer with mouth to side; H: 12" (tallest)

Group of Pre-Columbian Pottery Artifacts. Various cultures, including a broken Bahia culture mask, a Chupicuaro figure and a Nayarit sheep-faced figure. Two on stands. Ranging in Size From:4'' x 3'' x

Antique Pearlware Pottery Figural Group Early 19th Century . This is a very desirable early pearl wear figure a group with Bocage and with one chunk out of the base That cuts the value in half But is

Group of Minai Persian fragments containing fine examples of human figures, one containing calligraphy and one with geometric design. 12-13 century AD. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Maya, Classic Period, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A set of 3 pottery artifacts from the ancient Maya: a seated royal figure bearing remains of blue pigment; an abst

Maricopa Group of Two Pottery Items, Early 20th Century Black on Red Wedding Jar fired clay, pigment6 7/8 x 6 3/4 x 4 1/8 in. (17.46 x 17.15 x 10.48 cm.) Black on Red Plate fired clay, pigmentheight 1

Group of seven early Roman pottery vessels including a single handled pot, a footed bowl, a double handled urn and others. Soiling, wear, surface losses, chips, losses. Largest: 7 1/4" high, 6" wide.

Group of Early Asian Pottery. 10 pieces, blue and white. Max Ht. 3 1/4" Max Dia. 6 1/2".

Group of Four African Artifacts, early 1900s. Including two Bamana granary door locks, one on stand; a Dan pestle, on stand, ex. Eric Robertson Gallery, NYC; and a carved spoon. Sizes ranging from: 15

Group of turquoise glazed pottery fragments. Mostly Kashan, Iran. 12-13th century AD. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

Lot of five, including a circa 1810 Pratt ware Staffordshire spill holder, marked Dixon Auction & Co. polychrome hand painted, 6 x 3 x 7" high; plus Franklins Maxims childs cup, transfer printed with

Group of Early Chinese Pottery , incl. jar, h. 4 3/4 in.; 2 models of domestic fowl, h. 4 3/4 in. and 5 in.; and a well head and bucket, well h. 7 in. (5 pcs.) Note: losses to well

comprising a large Guanajuato Chupicuaro style jar with dragonfly slip design, handled bowl, small figure and head from a larger figure. Largest: 6" high, 8 1/2" deep. Provenance: Property of a Spring

Group of shards and pottery fragments from 9 - 15th centuries. See illustrations. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.