John Leach Muchelney Pottery. Art Pottery Pieces.

John Leach Muchelney Pottery. Pair of Art Pottery Pieces. c. 1993. Stamped. Mint condition. Tallest is 8" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $55

2 Pieces of David Leach Art Pottery, St. Ives Cornwall, 9 1/4" Diameter.

Lot of 3 art pottery pieces including a red pitcher marked John Sarrou, a bud vase marked Bluehill and a blue pitcher with no mark. Measures approx. 5" - 5 1/4" tall x 2 1/4" - 5 1/4" wide. You are bi

This pottery piece is decorated with a cascading black glaze with an orange-tone background. There are no signs of visible cracks or chips. There are small imperfections due to the firing process. It

A lot of modern Art Pottery. One piece signed, illegibly. Measures: Largest H 4" x D 7" Provenance: From the estate collection of John Stage. Mr. Stage was a well regarded and widely known photojourna

Misc. art pottery lot. 15 pieces. Tallest vase 13" ht.. Includes English "John Spencer" bowl.

Including: Cowen 11 1/2 inch bowl, 11 inch bowl, 8 inch bowl and 8 inch vase. Together with Tissot 11 inch bowl, an unmarked 10 1/2 inch footed bowl and a 6 1/2 inch ashtray also unmarked.

Beautiful large teabowl, 2.5" by 5", by John Leach, son of David Leach and founder of Muchelney Pottery. Called 'Black Mood' our teabowl is in excellent condition. Please note that this lot has a conf

12 pieces of turquoise glazed Trenton Art Pottery. Dimensions: largest 7.5" H Property from the collection of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr.

A group of six (6) pieces of pottery and folk art related reference books including a signed copy of 'Brothers in Clay' by John A. Burrison ©1983, 'Talking With the Turners' by Charles R. Mack ©

First-Quarter 20th Century Each marked: Hampshire Pottery [one very faint] Each two-light, art pottery table lamp base with matte green glaze and tulip motif, electrified, 2 pieces Each: 18" H x 8"

Fourth quarter 20th century Each signed: D. Salk, most further dated Five basket-form and two with Hopi-style decoration, 7 pieces The largest: 2.875" H x 16.375" Dia.

''Faces'', Circa 1970s, four individually framed square art pottery tiles, multi-colored abstract faces on a cobalt ground, 4 pieces, each signed to label verso: Harris G. Strong, three with inscribed

Fourth quarter 20th century Each signed: D Salk, most further dated Comprising three basketry-form and two pottery-style vessels, 5 pieces The largest: 7.5" H x 8.25" Dia.

First quarter 20th century, Colorado Springs, CO Each with maker's marks Comprising a wide-mouthed vase in purple glaze and a squat butterfly-motif vase in green and brown glazes, 2 pieces The first:

John Meaders. Four Pottery Pieces. Signed. Mint condition. Largest is 11"h. Est. $300-600. Ship: $100

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signed turn and burn pottery seagrove NC john 3:3 on bottom a fantastic piece of folk pottery.height 7.5"

Meaders, Ferguson, Hewell, Mannes. Ten Pottery Pieces by Various Pottery Families. Potters include Cleater and Billie Meaders, Ferguson Family, John Meaders, Hewells, Jack T. Mannes. Small repair to r

This beautiful original signed John Glick glaced ceramic pottery bowl was given as an art achievement award to david Barr. This piece measures in with an 11" Dia and is 3.75" thick.

John Glick Tree Pottery cermamic wall plaque.Glick a Farmington Hills Michigan resident starting his Plum Tree Pottery studio in 1965. Known for his earth tone glazes and usable art pieces. Measuremen

Including: an Indian Chief, a travelling young man, a parrot, a bird, a dog. Tallest is 12 inches. Along with a pottery vase signed "Pine Ridge Sioux Indian Remem. W. Knee"

The largest is an art piece made by John Gibson dated 3/01 and green/blue and brown gourd base, the next is a brown gourd with intricate carvings of warriors around a tree of life, and the third is a

Two Crucible Art Pottery Pieces Chicago. Max Ht. 7 Max D 5 in. A Hornell, New York collection.