Two Yellowware Bowls

Two Yellowware Nappy Bowls. Large is signed Jeffords. 12-1/4" and 14-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with minor crazing, smaller has a few glaze pops on underside of base.

East Liverpool, Ohio, mid 19th century. Mixing bowls with white bands and blue seaweed decoration. Smaller has stains and surface wear. 5.5"H. 11.5"d., 5"h. 10"d.

Seaweed Motif 11"d and 14"d

both having relief decorated exterior, the largest being 10" dia., the smaller being 8 7/8" dia.

Four Piece Mocha Lot to include yellowware bowl, two mugs, and one pitcher with crack Provenance: Estate of Michael and Elizabeth Ponak Pomfret Center, Connecticut

Mochawear yellow bowl 6"h x 12"dia with seaweed decorations; together with two yellow ware canisters and a redware pie plate.

Lot of 10 stick-painted panel decorations - 3 are nested, largest 9 1/2'' W, 8", 7"; two 5'' W; three 4'' W; two 3'' W. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age. Normal use of yell

Late 19th-early 20th century. Four yellowware mixing bowls with assorted white and blue bands. 4.25"h. 8"d. to 5.5"h. 10.5"d., blue spongeware pitcher, 6.5"h. and mug, and two white glazed pieces. Pit

7 bowls all in good condition, you may find a hairline crack in one or two of these but all are solid and still in usable order. Blue stripes on all 7. Largest measures 12 in diameter, smallest measur

Native American, North America, Arizona, Antelope Mesa, Jeddito, ca. 1325 to 1600 CE. A set of 2 hand-built pottery bowls of the Jeddito yellow ware type. The first bowl exhibits a uniform orange-yell

United States,Circa 1840 Group includes a miniature toy washbowl (D44.519.176.A), handled pitcher (D44.519.176.B), and two handled pots (D44.519.176C/D). Earthenware,Bowl 1 5/8" x 4 3/4" dia..Ewer 3 1

Five Pieces of Antique Yellowware Pottery. Including a 15" foot warmer, colander, nappy bowl, and two molds. Condition: Good with minor chips.

Second half-19th century. Four have white bands with blue seaweed design. Pitcher, 8"h., two creamers, 5", 5.25"h. and a bowl, 2.75"h. 5.5"d. Together with a white striped mug. 4"h. Varying stains, ha

Imperial Chinese Porcelain, Two Blue and White Bowls & A Famille Rose Footed Plate, 19th Century. 1. The pair of Imperial blue and white bowls have a Guangxu Mark and are of the period. The interior o

Made of carved coconut or seed, with silver garnish.The tabaquera is reproduced in the "Enciclopedia de la Plata Española y Virreinal, p. 528, nº 1769. Height: 13, 14 and 15 cm. .

Two bowls Probably Josef Hoffmann (design), Wiener Werkstaette, L. Moser & Sons, Karlsbad (execution), ca. 1923/24 Mass coloured red glass with peel cut. One bowl on the underside inscribed: MOSER KAR

Ursula & Karl Scheid Ursula and Karl Scheid, two bowls, 1981 and 1999. Porcelain, glazed blue-pink or anthracite brown. H. 8.5 cm, D. 12 cm or H. 10 cm, D. 13 cm. Each inscribed: Artist's signet, year

Carlo Scarpa, H. 7.5-10 cm. Made by Venini & C. Cased glass, clear and blue, pricked air bubbles. Marked: venini murano resp. venini murano ITALIA resp. venini murano ITALY (acid stamps).

The famille rose bown painted with flower blossoms to the exterior, and inscribed to the base with a six-character Qianlong mark, D: 9.4cm; Where as the other painted a view of landscape, inscribed to

2 Archimede Seguso Bowls, Mid 20th C. Dimensions: Larger 6" Dia. Property from the collection of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr.

Late 20th Century, Marked Underside, Each Jardiniere With Serpentine Form, Cobalt Ground With Renaissance Motif, Large Bowl En-Suite, Smaller Bowl Iron Red Style, Each Planter Height 9, Width 19, Dept

Wilhelm Kage (Swedish, 1889-1960) Two Bowls Gustavsberg, Sweden glazed stoneware signature to each example Largest | H 3 1/2 x Dia 11 1/2 inches. Jeffrey and Rebecca Kojder, Lafayette, Indiana

Dia.: 27 cm (the largest plate) Dim.: 23 x 16,5 x 5 cm (the oval dish) Dia.: 10 cm - H.: 4,5 cm (the stem bowl)

René Lalique 'Coquilles' plate, no. 2 and two bowls, nos. 2 and no. 4, designed 1924 Opalescent glass. 26.7cm, 21cm and 16cm diameter respectively Each signed R.LALIQUE. (3) Footnotes: Literatu