Edith Heath Designed Neckless From Her Estate.

Direct from the estate of Edith Heath of Heath Studio in Sausalito, is this test board of various tiles with different glazes on them, writing on both left and right top sides, relating to batch sampl

Four hand-painted ceramic plates by Edith Heath. Acquired directly from the artist. Presented in California's Designing Women exhibition at the Autry National Center, 2012. Property from the Estate of

Faceted clear crystal heart has a small frosted ribbon on it. It was designed by Edith Mair for part of the "Exquisite Accents" theme. Introduced in 1997 and retired in 2004. Is approx 2" x 2" x 2". I

Adorable Swarovski Crystal Snowman designed by Edith Mair. This figurine features an orange colored carrot nose and jet black colored eyes and buttons; frosted hat, face, scarf and mittens! What a cut

Gold and Enamel Octopus Ringdesigned as an octopus in bright green guilloche enamel, open bezels at eyes, testing 18KT. 24mm; Ring size 5.25 8.9 dwt. From the Estate of the late Edith Cannon, New York

An Edith Heath attributed tile top table, the circular top decorated with purple tiles surrounding a single white tile in the form of a citrus wedge, and rising on a tripod base, unsigned, note: from

Edith Heath, Stoneware Teapot, speckled white, with copper and woven handle, original lid, c.1970s, maker's mark to base, height 4.25 inches (not including handle), total width 8.75 inches.

Vase, Heath Pottery. USA, 1950. Incised signature to underside. Volcanic glazed stoneware. 3 1/4dia x 4h

2.25 in. H x 12 in. D.

Vases, pair, Heath Pottery. USA. 1950, incised signature to underside. Glazed stoneware. 2 1/2dia x 3 5/8h

8-1/2" diameter X 8" high. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA ** USA, California, ca. 1950 CE. This is a matching set of pottery vessels created by Edith Heath, the mid

Heath, Edith (American/Sausalito, 1911-2005), Mid century ceramic speckled bowl, artist's name incised on base, diameter 9 inches, height 3.25 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contemporary

3 in H x 6.5 in Dia.

Including jade jadeite stone pendants and beads, and mixed-gemstone necklace. 30inch (largest).

EDITH HEATH (American 1911-2005) A GLAZED STONEWARE ASHTRAY, FOR HEATH CERAMICS, SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA, CIRCA 1960, of circular form with matte blue glaze on low fired stoneware, marked. Height: 2" Di

hallmarked, London, 1880, Hukin and Heath, designed by Christopher Dresser, design no: 2223, with embossed c-scroll work to the body total weight 351gm, l 20cm

Gadrooned and shell motif borders, shaped rectangular form, oval shell and scroll motif handles. 11"l x 8"w. "Enterprise" the William Bottomley designed estate of Captain and Mrs. Newton H. White of M

Together with two additional tole trays. 18th/19th/20th C. 32"l x 22-1/2"w, 29-1/2"l x 22-1/2"w and 28"l x 20-3/4"w "Enterprise" the William Bottemley designed estate of Captain and Mrs. Newton H. Whi

Shaped rectangular form with gadrooned borders, scroll heart form handles. 10-1/2"l x 8-3/4"w "Enterprise" the William Bottomley designed estate of Captain and Mrs. Newton H. White of Maryland. Proper

Wall hanging in tile attributed to Winnie Crittenden, the Master Glazer at Heath Tile Sausalito and the niece of Edith Heath. Winnie has been with Heath for 49 years. 28 tiles make up wild flower scen

A Collection of Ceramics. Comprising a Van Briggle flower frog, an Edith Heath stoneware ashtray, a green canister, a blue cache pot, a green low bowl and a red bowl signed and dated "WSE 1937" on the

5 modernist decorative pieces. One charming bowl in the style of Jacque Innocente. White pottery bowl with inscribed animal and sun. Vintage heavy stoneware Edith Heath ashtray made in Sausalito, Cali

Height: 13.8 inches. Width: 9.8 inches. Height: 35cm Width: 25cm Provenance: From the collections of Mr. Urbano Heath estates from Pittsburg, PA.