Stacy Lambert Pottery Pig Bank

signed and dated Stacy Lambert Seagrove, NC 2003. a pottery pig bank with good art work of dinosaurs. Length is 7"

There is a style of Stacy Lambert's lions that are uniquely different than very earlier examples which are smaller (circa 1998 would be about their timeframe). This would be considered a transitional

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. This painted double-headed lion includes his popular motifs of dinosaurs, eagle w/ snake

8"H - fantastic art work folk pottery by Stacy Lambert.

This is a signature piece for Stacy, after James Earl Jones purchased one of Stacy's tattoo men, the nation started turning their eye to the mysterias man on a stump. All the tattoos mean something -

Stacy Lambert had obviously far too much creating this possibly one-of-kind pot in 2021. And it should be noted that on the front, he adds an incised smiling dragon coming up out of some flames. Plus

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. This really fantabulous face example may not have all of Stacy's painting, but he employ

folk pottery jug, signed. 9"

signed and dated Stacy Lambert Seagrove, NC 2005. a great piece of folk pottery. 11" tall

signed and dated on back. Takes a battery and eyes lite up.

2 headed. Smaller version. Signed - 7"

Stacy Lambert. Pig with Prehistoric-Style Painted Glaze Designs. 2014. Signed and dated. Mint condition. 9" long x 5" h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $45

Marie Rogers Folk Pottery Pig Bank Marie Rogers (1922-2010) Folk Pottery Pig Bank that has outstanding folk roots and is in alkaline glaze. Mint condition. 7" Wide x 5 1/2" Tall

swirl pattern signed 7 1/2"H x 11" L

signed on back, "Change Please" on side, 6" x 9"

Humpty Dumpty sitting on a wall. Signed and dated 2018. height is 7"

an earlier Stacy Lambert signed on bottom and dated 2001. Cow holding sign eat more chicken. Height is 10"

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. This really classic form by him has a ring jug with a snake jug (later he would add two

Pottery tiles on wood 10" x 10"

Pottery tiles on wood 12 1/2" W x 10 1/2"H

signed on bottom 4"

6" signed and dated on butt.

signed on bottom 3"

signed & dated on back, 6" x 7"