Two Teco Art Pottery Vases

Two Teco Art Pottery Vases, 20th c., impressed marks, one a green matte-glaze buttress vase (with restored rim), h. 6 3/8 in., the other a footed vessel in yellow and blue glaze, h. 3 1/8 in. Provenan

American art pottery. Two buttress vases. Matte green glaze. 3"w x 2"d x 5.5"h and vase 6"h x 5"diameter at the base.

Vase Marked Teco #412 Art Pottery, 6.5" x 2.5", Matte Green, Two Light Glaze Nicks On Handle Ridge, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

Norweta - Chicago vase with micro-crystalline glaze. Norweta (Northwestern Terra Cotta Co) was founded in 1886 but did not start making art pottery until 1906 upon hiring two of Teco designers, Fritz

Norweta Chicago vase with micro-crystalline glaze. Norweta (Northwestern Terra Cotta Co) was founded in 1886 but did not start making art pottery until 1906 upon hiring two of Teco designers, Fritz Al

Norweta - Chicago Micro-Crystalline Vase after 1906. Norweta (Northwestern Terra Cotta Co) was founded in 1886 but did not start making art pottery until 1906 upon hiring two of Teco designers, Fritz

Illinois, 20th century, all covered in a matte green glaze: smallest, marked "Teco"ÿin ink along interior, 2-3/4 in.; vase with trefoil neck, stamped standard "Teco" mark, 4-3/8 in.; ovoid vase, stam

Taller vase Stig Lindberg "Pungo" vase. 1 Inscribed CB, 1 labeled Stig L. Studio Pungo Carrara Sweden. Largest approx. 9 1/2" H. From the Estate of Matilda Shookhoff, Bayside, NY.

Moorcroft Art Pottery "Hibiscus" pattern bud vase, circa 1920, 11"h, together with another vase, probably by Weller

Two Art Pottery Vases. A. Blue porcelain art pottery vase with stamp at base, landscape design with fern stencil. circa 1930. H 8-1/16", Dia. widest 4-1/2", Dia. base 2-7/8". B. Art pottery vase. Sign

Two art pottery vases to include a Gouda Holland colorful Art Nouveau decorated vase and a Seldon Bybee vase with impressed mark on base. Larger: 10in tall. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts pri

1st half-20th century. Includes a small, molded bicolor vase by Van Briggle (Colorado), 3.25" high; together with a aqua blue vase by Walter Stephen (North Carolina), 3.5" high.

TWO ART POTTERY VASESAmerican, early 20th century, ceramic. The Rookwood vase dated 1937, a small, shouldered vase of robins-egg blue to pale celadon glaze, the stamp underfoot, date of XXXVII, and mo

TWO ART POTTERY VASES BY MARK BELLMaine, ContemporaryOne in clamshell form and the other in balloon form, both in lavender and light blue glazes. Both signed on base.Heights 6.5" and 11.5".

TWO ART POTTERY VASES, MICHIHILI AND SHINO, SIGNED, LARGEST 9H X 8DIA.

Collection of 2 Pottery Vases Including Blue Bud Vase by American Door Pottery and Fariet Schoonhoven Black and White Flower Holland Pottery. Both signed. Approximately 5.5 in. X 3.5 in., 3.125 in. X

Set consisting of two likely Weller glazed pottery vases, decorated with flowers on a brown ground, previously fitted for lamp mounts, now plugged, larger 10 1/2" H x 4 1/4" diameter, smaller 9 1/4" H

Two Art Pottery Vases. H 17 and 13 cm

One signed Victoria Cromwell. Together with a Chinese bowl and a square plate. 10 1/2"h

Illinois, early 20th century, tall floriform vase or possibly a lamp base, raised on four legs, covered in a matte green glaze, with stamped standard "Teco" pottery marks, 18 x 9-3/4 in.ÿ , Provenanc

Illinois, early 20th century, buttressed floriform vase, covered in a matte green glaze, with stamped standard "Teco" pottery marks, 11-3/4 x 6 in. , Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Hughe

An early 20th century William Day Gates for Teco Art Pottery vase. Model 374 with cylindrical "Buttressed" form and Brown matte glaze. Double impressed "TECO" marks with "374". Minor surface wear. 7"

A Teco Art Pottery vase. Illinois. Matte / mat green glaze. Flattened ovoid shaped vase, signed TECO twice underfoot and incised with shape number 176 B. Measures 7.5" high, 5.75" wide, 4.5" deep.

W.D. Gates design. Mat light green glaze. Impressed Teco marks to underside. 4" ht.