Franco Pozzi, pottery objects

Gio Ponti (Italian, 1891-1979) Set of Four Fantasia Italiana Plates, 1967 Franco Pozzi, Italy printed porcelain 1 h x 10 1/2 dia in

25 Ancient Pottery Objects Circa 4th century B.C. - 5th century A.D. or later To include 22 Roman and Byzantine lamps2 St. Menas pilgrim flasks Along with a Greek black glazed guttus Largest width 6 i

A group of Pre-Columbian pottery objects. Southern Peru, Nasca, CE300-700. ++ Stirrup vessel. ++ Bowl with flared lip. ++ Bowl with portrait. Largest: 7 1/2"h. Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Collectio

A group of six Pre-Columbian polychrome pottery objects. ++ (2) Vessel. Peru. ++ (3) Vessel. Costa Rica, ++ Seated figure. Western Mexico, Chinesco. largest: 8 1/2"h. Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Co

Mexico and Central America, circa 1st millennium A.D. Consisting of a large Veracruz head, two standing figures, two whistles, three smaller fragmentary figures, three small pots, and two decorated bo

19th & 20th century. consisting of various forms by Wedgewood, Schotz, Etruscan and Staffordshire among others. thirty seven pieces.

A group of six Pre-Columbian polychrome pottery objects. ++ (2) Vessel. Peru. ++ (3) Vessel. Costa Rica, ++ Seated figure. Western Mexico, Chinesco. largest: 8 1/2"h.Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Col

Fulper Pottery objects, three Flemington, NJ glazed ceramic signed tallest: 10.25"h x 6.25"dia

A pre-Columbian-style animal head and five terracotta vessels. Losses; wear.

Gottfried and Thekla Zielke (German/Venezuelan, b.1928), Four Mid-Century Art Pottery Objects Colonia Tovar, Venezuela, circa 1969-1970, ovoid forms with applied mottled blue gray earthen glazes, incl

Early 20th century The first with maker's stamp, the second with impressed marks: Fulper / 564 The first: A Fulper ''Effigy'' bowl, blue flambe to matte glaze; the second: a green bulbous tri-handled

Pair of Bimini bookends, two figural compotes, and a covered jar. (NJWA70/5)(MS) Dimensions: Largest 10.75" H Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer.

(lot of 4) Chinese pottery objects, comprising a Han dynasty painted horse figure, a pair of Han dynasty oil lamp stem dishes, and a Five dynasty covered jar featuring the zodiac creatures, tallest: 9

Lot of 6 Pre-Columbian pottery objects. H standing figure 6-1/4". Pair of bird figures H 3". Snake figure Dia. 3-1/2" H w/ base 3-3/4" W 3-5/8" D 3-7/8" two human upper torsos H 4". Please copy and pa

Bura Peoples, group pottery objects, Niger, (8) pieces terracotta, incl. (3) pestles, (2) head fragments, and (3) vessels, 6"h x 4.5"w (largest), 4"h x 4.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distingui

early 20th cenutry. each signed.

Mangetu Peoples, (4) figural pottery objects, DR Congo, including a double-headed jar, a kneeling and standing figure, and three figures in a canoe, varying sizes Provenance: Estate of Distinguished P

late 20th century, to include a large pot by K. Lewis with geometric an animal decoration, a vase and small pot by D.R. Leon, a small vase with faint signature "... Leon," and a small seed pot by Juan

Assembled group of eight Native American pottery objects, including bowls, vases, plates, figure with traditional designs, pueblo, acoma; some signed by John Gonzales, C. Howeya, M. Chavez, Avelina Co

A group of two Pre-Columbian pottery objects. ++ Incan vase with loop handle. Peru, CE1200-1500. ++ Costa Rican tripod. Cost Rica, CE1200-1500. Largest: 7"h. Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Collection,

A group of three Pre-Columbian pottery objects. ++ Bowl with root marks. Mexico. ++ Stirrup spout vessel. Peru. ++ Head fragment. Vera Cruz, Eastern Mexico. Largest: 7 1/2'h. Provenance: The Alvin M.

**Originally Listed At $100** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A large olla with a tall neck and slightly flared rim, and a charming hollow armadillo, both made from reddish ceramic.

Eight Staffordshire Pottery Objects , 19th c., incl. cathedral spill vase; two other spill vases, a pen holder, and 4 holder, one marked "Stanfield Hall", h. (tallest) 8 5/8 in

Pre-Columbian, Maya, probably Classic Period, ca. 250 to 900 CE. This is a pair of Mayan pottery objects. One, an impressed bowl, has abstract designs around its exterior. The other is a quite unique