Fred Johnston Southern Pottery Figural Snake

20th century, North Carolina. exceptional formed and glazed figure. stamped at base "FJ" "Museum Quality". L26"

Circa 1860 figural face bottle with incredible detail. Attributed to Alabama. 8"H x 5"W. A classic face vessel example from the 19th century. Even though Edgefield has the most central and well-docume

4" H see photos for details. If the pottery has defects we will announce in the listing. All items are sold as is where is no returns or refunds. Most of these items can be shipped in house. If Shippi

by Cleter and Billie Meaders, North Georgia, 1997. blue snake wrapped around upper body adorned with grapes, featuring bold alkaline glaze. H12 3/4"

20th century, North Carolina. exceptional form with charming snake and blackbird. signed at base. H15 1/4"

Fine Billy Ray Hussey Camel Figure. This is a outstanding Southern Folk Pottery figural from Billy Ray Hussey with outstanding eye appeal. This piece has a light burnt orange glaze with a brushed meta

Fine Michael & Melvin Crocker Rattle Snake Figure from 1993 and this is a great example of southern folk pottery. The snake is highly detailed and is just fantastic. Great example. 13" Wide

Signed Nova 97. Nicely rendered figure of an African American woman in dress with a nicely glazed and decorated surface. The piece has a hand crafted pottery necklace that is free moving. Good conditi

5.5" Glazed mouse bank incised with NGHIA. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS.

7" Marked Zsolnay Art Pottery Figural Tray Lobster and Snake - Green Iridescent

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug figurine. Statue of man in overalls and hat, holding a face jug, and riding a round pig. Bottom signed by artist. SHIP

15.5" Glazed jar with a snake wrapped around the top. Excellent condition with a shrinkage split at the bottom where the jar is signed. The split cannot be seen from the inside of the jar. PLEASE READ

Stellar Master Folk Potter Billy Ray Hussey Fox Figural of North Carolina. This is a great piece of southern folk pottery with this fox figural and what a outstanding glaze pallet this one has. The fo

Wildy colorful describes this wonderful Southern folk pottery vase. It features snakes wrapped arrpiund the handles. 10 3/4" tall

Fine signed, not dated Michael Crocker & Melvin Crocker Snake Jug #1 of Lula Georgia, this is southern folk pottery at its finest. The rattle snake jug (closed mouth) two gallons is outstanding. Great

Pr Fornasetti Style Snake Pottery Lamps. Glazed white urn form with figural snake detail. Faux malachite fabric shade. Metal trim and accents.-- Dimensions: H: 28 inches: W: 12 inches: D: 12 inches --

Southern pottery 12 inch jug, loop handle, with Figural depicting Adam and Eve in Garden, signed to base

Fine Anna Pottery snake jug. Wallace and Cornwall Kirkpatrick, Anna, IL. Incised "Little Brown Jug by Anna Pottery 1885". Snake's head incised with the word "Pizen," a colloquial for poison. Rare scul

Fine Anna Pottery snake jug. Wallace and Cornwall Kirkpatrick, Anna, IL. Incised "Little Brown Jug" and dated 1880. Condition: Excellent original condition. Head of snake with old glue repair, barely

4 Pieces Southern Pottery including an early Lanier Meaders jug H 9", Lanier Meaders mug H 4", a rooster signed Edwin Meaders, H 14-3/4" and an unsigned pitcher H 6".

Four southern pottery face jugs. Double handled signed Walter Fleming. H 11-1/2". Jug with single handle signed Mike Hanning. H 10". Jug with long neck. Signed and dated 2005. H 11-1/2". Olde face jug

South American painted retablo H 7-1/8" W 5-1/4" . Together with a carved and painted religious carving. 19th century. H 6-1/2" W 9" D 2-1/2". Pottery figural jar H 11". Original condition. Copy and p

Pre-Columbian, southern Peru, Nazca culture, ca. 400 to 600 CE. A fascinating and incredibly rare figural ceramic vessel in the form of a shaman holding serpents. The figure wears a dramatic, conical

Pre-Columbian, southern Mexico to Guatemala, Maya, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 900 CE. An intriguing figural vessel with a round, bulbous body, a projecting head, and arms and legs dominating one