Two Saturday Evening Girls Pottery Vessel

Two Saturday Evening Girls Pottery Vessel Black painted marks. The larger 2 3/4 x 6 1/4 in. diam.

TWO SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY PAPERWEIGHTSBoston, Early 20th Century1) Incised decoration of Paul Revere on horseback. Bears maker's initials “S.G.”, possibly for Sara Galner. Diamete

TWO SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY VASESBoston, Early 20th CenturyOne with a deep cobalt blue glossy glaze, the other with matte black glaze and a mottled three-color incised design. Both marked.Heigh

American, Massachusetts, 1913, 1917, One With Incised Trees On Landscape On Yellow Glaze, Signed And Dated AM 9-13 Underside, The Other Turquoise Glaze, Signed And Dated RB 12-17, Each Signed S.E.G.,

TWO PIECES OF SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY WITH LANDSCAPE DECORATIONBoston, Early 20th Century1) Sugar bowl with artist's mark “R.B.” for Rose Bacchini. Retains original “Bowl Shop

RARE EARLY SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY BOWL BY FRANCES ROCCHIBoston, Early 20th CenturyTwo-tone green ground with four-color incised decoration of owls perched on a wire. Underside signed with the

COLLECTION OF SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERYBoston, Early 20th CenturyTogether with two Paul Revere Pottery teapots, for a total of seven pieces. All with yellow glaze. Saturday Evening Girls includes

THREE PIECES OF SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERYBoston, Early 20th Century1) Serving dish with incised central medallion of a duck on an ivory ground and two heart-shaped handles on a cobalt blue border

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes a Hampshire Pottery green pitcher, unsigned standard glaze pitcher with cherry decoration, and two Saturday evening Girls decorated creamers. Smalle

Group of (5 Pcs) of Paul Revere/Saturday Evening Girls Pottery (Boston, MA), including: (4) Orange glazed 7 5/8" diam. plates, 1934, all marked 'P.R.P.', and with dates (two 5/34, one 6/34, one illegi

comprising two assorted pairs of candlesticks, each with black-painted "S.E.G" mark, each dated "22", one with artist initials "EG", the other with illegible artist initials (8 and 6 1/2 inches high);

American studio pottery floor vase jardiniere vessel in the taste of the Newcomb Saturday Evening Girls, decorated with incised landscape with trees and figures wearing clogs, polychrome glazes with m

SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY COVERED JAREarly 20th CenturyGreen glaze and landscape band.Height 5”.

early 20th century, a tapered vase (7 x 6 in.); a bud vase featuring a wide band of Jonquil decoration above a matte blue body (6 in.); a mustard yellow bowl with exterior band of water lilies (2.5 x

(6) PCS. SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY, NICE CONDITION, AS MARKED ON BOTTOMS ( SEG)…

Saturday Evening Girls Pottery 6-Sided Vase 1919. Signed. May have originally had a lid. Perfect condition. 4.5"h x 3.25"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within

THREE PIECES OF PAUL REVERE AND SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERYBoston, Early 20th CenturyA Saturday Evening Girls rabbit-form paperweight, a Paul Revere trivet with tree design, stamped in ink “1

SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY BOWLBoston, Circa 1921Polychrome goose rondel and "Sally Her Bowl" against a yellow ground. Dated “11 21” on underside.Height 2.25”. Diameter

Size: 1/2" tall x 3 3/4" wide x 3 3/4" long Condition: Very good. No chips or cracks. Artist Bio: The Saturday Evening Girls Paul Revere Pottery was a significant ceramics studio operating in Boston d

Saturday Evening Girls-Paul Revere Pottery Plate. Semi-matte glaze decorated with 15 baby chicks. Stamped with a round mark picturing a man on horseback Paul Revere Pottery V9-24. Diameter: 5 1/2 in.

A grouping of four yellow pieces to include a square trivet, low bowl, saucer, and egg cup. Saturday Evening Girls/Paul Revere Pottery, circa 1920s. Bowl: 1-1/4in tall x 7-1/4in diameter. Provenance:

White ground, interior duck in landscape at bottom, blue ring under rim. Signed on base S.E.G., 7-26, Edith Brown cross in circle cypher. Overall 2.25" h. x 5.45".

Paul Revere Pottery, Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1921 Diameter: 5.5"

comprising a blue and black glazed vase, unmarked (5 1/2 inches high); a blue vase, painted black mark "SEG", "7-20" and "EG" (4 inches high); and a dark blue bowl, painted black mark "SEG" and illegi