Joseph Broudo, Two Vases

Two studio art pottery vases. Lot includes(1) Joseph David Broudo ( American, born 1920). The red colored vase features a drip style glazed decoration with a milky white interior, and (1) crystalline

Joseph David Broudo (American, 1920-2017) Two Vessels glazed and incised stoneware signed 'Broudo' Tallest | H 14 1/2 x Dia 10 inches.

Joseph David Broudo Pottery Floor Vase with geometric graffito decoration.. Signed Broudo. Approximately 20 1/4"h x 11" diam. Condition, good

Joseph David Broudo (American, Baltimore, Maryland, 1920-2017) drip glazed stoneware vase. Signed on the underside Broudo. 11 1/2" H x 7 1/2" diameter.

Joseph Fortune Meyer (1848-1931) for Newcomb College hand-thrown earthenware single glaze vases, two New Orleans Louisiana, circa 1905 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and potter's monogra

Joseph Fortune Meyer (1848-1931) for Newcomb College earthenware items, two: small vase with variegated peachblow glaze and lidded teapot with gunmetal over variegated green-brown glaze New Orleans, L

Two Joseph Von Tury items with Volcanic glazes. 1) International Exhibition piece, 17 1/2 inch bottle vase with a frothy brown glaze covering a tan body. A paper sticker reads Academie Internationale

From the Joseph Gray collection, an assortment of glass jugs and vases, two copper ladles, copper and pewter chargers, tiny rattles, copper napkin holder and some grasshopper footscrapers. Tallest 1.7

Two 20th Century Vases, Seagrove, NCsalt glazed stoneware; a tall neck waisted form with bulbous body by Joseph Sand (14 in.) stamped "JSS" and an angular vase by Fred Johnston (10 1/4 in.) signed on

One of a young couple, the other of Mary and JosephDimensions: H 10 x W 6 x D 2.5 inchesNOTE: The smaller with a chip to the lip Property from the Estate of Bill Ford, Paducah, KY

Joseph Kurhajec (American, b. 1938) Art Pottery Vase Octopus II Rat - A heavy pottery interpretive art vase with two modeled octopuses and a small rat in relief at top. Signed "Kurhajec" on bottom of

Joseph Kurhajec (American, b. 1938) Art Pottery Vase Rats - A heavy pottery interpretive art vase with two modeled rats with long curling tails in relief at top. Signed "Kurhajec" on bottom of vase. 1

Joseph Kurhajec (American, b. 1938) Art Pottery Vase Rats & Turtle - A heavy pottery interpretive art vase with two modeled rats and a turtle/tortoise in relief at top. Signed "Kurhajec" on bottom of

Two signed art pottery vases, including a signed Nildenhack (?) tall grey vase with black lines [12" H x 5 1/2" Diam.], and a Joseph Sherman vase with reserve of woman with bird. Provenance: From the

Grouping of Two Hand Turned Wood Vases. Includes a Joseph Wujcik and Victor Baisley Norfolk Island Pine. Each signed on the base. Tallest measures 12-3/8" x 11-1/4". Remaining vase measures 9-1/2" x 1

Vase, Cream Tones Over White Opaline Art Glass, 10.5" x 4.5", Hand Painted Scene Of Two Cherubs, Attributed To Artist Joseph Ahne, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

Seven floral arrangements for the dollhouse including one by Joseph Addotta, in vases and planters, tallest 4", includes two pedestals

(New York/District of Columbia/Germany, 1855-1948), signed Jos. Lauber near bottom of vase, faience glaze decorated on one side with two artistic putti, one holding a palette, floating among clouds, t

Victorian Crystal and Silver Plate Vase/Centerpiece, c. 1860, by Thomas Joseph Dibley, the cut crystal tapered vase mounted with silverplated relief grape leaf and grape bunch decoration with two loop

Large Sterling Strauser (Pennsylvania, 1907-1995) oil on board abstract still life painting, horizontal orientation, depicting two vases of multicolored flowers on a pale green background, rendered in

Hideaki Miyamura, Two Vases Kensington, New Hampshire Glazed porcelain, gold Tenmoku glaze, gold Hare's Fur glaze Both signed to undersides H: 16 ¾, Dia: 7 in. (taller, approximate) H: 12 5/

Isabelle Pammachius (20th-21st c.)Two vases and dish Glazed stonewareEdited by atelier de BoisbelleModel created circa 2000La BorneDish signed beneath the baseVase: H 33 x L 22 x W 5 cmDish: D 33 x H

Hideaki Miyamura, Two Vases Kensington, New Hampshire Glazed porcelain, one Yohen crystalline glaze Both signed to undersides H: 16 ½, Dia: 7 in. (taller, approximate) H: 16, Dia: 8 in. (shorter,

BAROVIER SEGUSO & FERRO ETC. Two vases, Murano, Italy, 1930s Blown glass, gold leaf inclusions Unmarked Taller: 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" Provenance: Italian glass from a Miami collector