Three Sewer Tile and Stoneware Birdhouses 

Three Sewer Tile and Stoneware Birdhouses one marked Slim / 1941 to underside Height of largest 7 inches (exclusive of wire). Property from the Estate of William D. Giermann, Canal Fulton, Ohio

Very Rare Sewer Tile Folk Sculpture of a Soldier's Bust, probably Odell Pickens, Chattanooga Valley, Georgia origin, circa 1920, large-sized, hand-modeled bust of a soldier with mustache, buttoned coa

AMERICAN SIGNED SEWER TILE / STONEWARE SPANIEL FIGURE LAMP, brown-glazed, seated form with closed feet, punched eyes and nostrils, solid with hole and channel under base for cord, and original electri

9 1/4" H, 7" W - 7" DIA.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Pig bank. Firing separations, missing tail. 9"h. and a cat, 7.75"h. Together with a large squirrel. Edge loss, loose tail. 11"h. From the Wes and Shelley Cowan Collection

Probably Ohio, early 20th century. Stylized bust, 4"h., bust after a doll head, 5"h. and a frog with old green paint. Scratch signed "Roy Myers 1945". Wear and missing foot. 6"l.

Stoneware Sewer Tile Tree stump vase with squirrel. Outside dimensions H 7-7/8", Dia base 4-3/4", Dia rim 1-7/8". Together with an early Ohio sewer tile plate, circa 1840. Zoar, Ohio . H 13/16", Dia b

A GROUP OF COLLECTIBLES, including Austrian yelloware bank, sewer tile ashtray, miniature stoneware jug. etc. Largest: 3.5''H x 4.5''W. (11) pieces.

Including a pair of candlestick tree form, one signed on base J.W. Moore, 9" high; and pencil holder, tree form with escutcheon on front, signed on base J.W. Moore/Uhrchsville/Ohio, 3 1/4" wide & high

Rare Georgia or Alabama Ceramic Figure.Southern Gentleman.c. early 20th Century.Medium is either stoneware clay or possibly sewer tile covered in an Albany slip-type glaze.16.25” h x 7.75” x

Ohio Sewer Tile Bulldog Puppy Paperweight. Brown salt glazed stoneware. 4"h. Condition: Very good.

A Pair of Monumental American Sewer Tile Eaglesearly 20th century, likely Ohio, salt-glazed stoneware in the form of two stately spread-winged eagles perched on an integral plinth, unmarked. 22 3/4 x

Independant Order of Odd Fellows Sewer Tile grave marker, impressed with IOOF and three chain links, several chips. 12 1/2 x 8 1/4 x 2''

4 sided open center, No bottom. 8 inch square X 18 inches tall. Three sides are smooth and one side decorative. A few smaller chips on corners and edges but no major cracks

Early 20th century. Three cast iron with varying old green and black paint. 5.25"l. And a sewertile frog. Some edge flaking. 6.5"l.

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Sewertile incense burner in the form of a house. Possibly English. 3.75"h. And three miniature octagonal wooden measures with original red paint and tin bands.

Twentieth century. Small stoneware flask with molded parrot and incised "SJ". 4"h. And a sewertile bust of a man, 3.5"h.

Lot of nine pieces of stoneware. Korea. 6 Silla wares including four vases, a covered offering dish and a cup and three roof tiles, one decorated with protective deity. Largest 10" h.

Mid-Century Modern Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark stoneware tile depicting eagle and snake with Sung glaze, painted "21719" with three waves, stamped with Royal Copenhagen Denmark symbol with

Mid-Century Modern Olle Alberius for Rorstrand Swedish stoneware tile with stylized floral impressed pattern, glazed with translucent blue and green glossy glaze, printed "R (three crowns)", "OA" mono

Mario Villa (Nicaraguan/Louisiana, b. 1953) Steel and Brass Three-Panel Screen 20th century, each panel with an abstracted figure above five faux marbre stoneware tiles. each panel h. 87", w. 25, over

A grouping of three Fritz Volke Arts & Crafts Motowi-style stoneware clay tiles in oak frames, including a pink and green painted tile, a blue and green fish tile, and a large piece with three floral

Three Antique Korean Goryeo Dynasty Pieces, including: two pottery roof tiles, each of circular form; together with stoneware teapot, of lobed form; H: 6 1/4" (tallest, approx.)

each stoneware; each unsigned; comprising a tile (6 in. square) and two spheres (each 3 3/4 in. diameter); Note: each of the spheres filled with a rattling material