Northwestern Terra Cotta Company Gnome Bookends, c. 1925.

Pair of large and rare, pottery bookends depicting a gnome variously reading, or setting on his book and imbibing from a 3-handled ale mug, slip cast, 6 glaze colors in each piece, size approximately

Fritz Albert (1865-1940) for Northwestern Terra Cotta Company, Egyptian lamp, Chicago, IL, glazed terra cotta, 8"w x 7"d x 24.25"h

The Lot includes a Northwestern terra cotta bookend of a person holding and reading a book. It is stamped on the back with the words, "Northwestern Terra Cotta Co. Chicago". It measures 5" x 6" x 8".

Northwestern Terra Cotta Works or Norweta the shorter version made this bool bookend with Man reading book

Mayan Terra Cotta Head Sculpture, Purportedly Late Formative Or Early Classic Period. Label Reads Maya Early Classic, Head From Old God Cotzal, Quiche C.A. 200 B.C. To 400 A.D. On StandApproximately 6

Pre-Columbian Mayan Terra Cotta Incense Burner With Possible Traces Of Plaster. Label Reads Maya Incense Burner Nebaj, Quiche C.A. Circa 1000 B.C.Approximately 16.625T x 6.25W x 6.25D in. Acquired in

Early 20th C. Terra Cotta Statue Gatekeeper in Colonial Dress with Keys, Horn and Holding a Lantern. 33"h. Condition: Good with breaks and loss.

Rare Terracotta Garden Gnome playing horn with harmonica in his pocket. Signed with initials Z. T. F. P., 24" tall x 14" wide and weights about 25 lbs. Used condition, wear, worn, missing parts to hor

19th c. 16"h x 12"w

Large French Terracotta Olive Jar , 20th c., yellow glazed interior, attractive distressed finish , h. 41 in Provenance: Property of Whitney Plantation Museum, Wallace, LA, sold to benefit the Big Hou

Large French Terracotta Olive Jar , 20th c., yellow glazed interior, attractive distressed finish , h. 41 in Provenance: Property of Whitney Plantation Museum, Wallace, LA, sold to benefit the Big Hou

Small French Terracotta Olive Jar , 20th c., yellow glazed interior, attractive distressed surface , h. 20 in Provenance: Property of Whitney Plantation Museum, Wallace, LA, sold to benefit the Big Ho

Vase, Terra Cotta, Impressed H&C On Base, 5" x 2.5", Unique Mottled Green Ground With Colorful Floral Decor, Artist Mark Which Is Difficult To See, Nice Quality, Haviland & Company, Denver, Colorado P

Great pair of Art Deco bookends from Snead & Co. Each appears cast iron with brass plating. Marked right corner under the wings is a company mark and copyright date of 1925. Measure 4" x 5" NOTE: Boo

Circa 1920, Chicago, IL Apparently unmarked The lamp designed by Fritz Albert, the base designed by Fernand Moreau (1853 - 1920), modeled as an Egyptian maiden holding aloft a standard and leaning aga

Large 33" tall terra cotta gnome. Signed on the bottom in original paint. Probably had a wooden stick in his cane, looks to be all in nice condition.

A rare Denver Terra Cotta Company pottery frog pencil holder and/or paperweight in a great matte green glaze, signed on the bottom, "The Denver Terra Cotta Co" with impressed marks, circa 1920, size:

Art Deco Nautical Ship Cast Iron Bookends c.1925 Vintage Marked Pair Approximately 4 5/16 x 1 5/8 x 3 ¾ inches tall.

Art Deco Nautical Ship Cast Iron Bookends c.1925 Vintage Marked Pair Approximately 4 5/16 x 1 5/8 x 3 3/4 inches tall.

George Grant Elmslie architectural elements from the Oliver P. Morton School, set of three Midland Terra Cotta CompanyUSA, 1936-37terracotta30.5 w x 5 d x 13.5 h in (77 x 13 x 34 cm)

George Grant Elmslie set of three architectural elements from the Thomas A. Edison School, Hammond, IN Midland Terra Cotta CompanyUSA, 1936terracotta30.5 w x 6.5 d x 13.5 h in (77 x 17 x 34 cm)

Painted terracotta, c. 1921, unmarked. 10 x 16 x 4 in. Note: A bronze version of this maquette cast in an edition of 6 is referenced in John Rewald's book on Maillol, no. 166, and sold in 2008 at Chri

patinated terracotta, c. 1900; signed "Peuchelli[?]"; with carved wood pedestal 44 in. (111.8 cm.), Pedestal: 17 x 18 x 17 1/2 in. (43.2 x 45.7 x 44.5 cm.) Provenance: The Estate of Toni Lynn Russo, L

Charles-Auguste Lebourg, terra cotta bust, c. 1884, Charles-Auguste Lebourg (French, 1829-1906), Hortense de Beauharnais (attrib.), signed and dated in the fabric, on green solid marble base, 29"h x 1