Fulper Yellow Flambe Glaze Two Handle Bowl

9.25”Diameter 3.5”H Fulper stamp on the back An early 20th century Arts & Crafts vase from Fulper Pottery of Flemington, New Jersey, dating circa 1910s.

An American art pottery vase by Fulper, c.1920-1925. Beehive form having two side handles. Blue / green flambe drip glaze over a rose colored glaze. Signed underfoot with the incised mark used 1920-19

FULPER Two vases with handles, multicolor flambe glazes, Flemington, NJ, 1915-20s Raised and incised racetrack marks 9 3/4" x 7", 8 1/2" x 7 1/2" Provenance: Collection of Robert A. Ellison, New York

Fulper Pottery bulbous two-handled jardinere with a mirror black to yellow flambe glaze. Signed. Original paper label. 9"h x 9"dSpend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE wit

(Lot of 3) Two Fulper art pottery bowls and a flambe glaze vase, the largest 4"h x 10"d

Two American art pottery bowls by Fulper. Comprised of a round "Cat's Eye" flambe glaze bowl measuring 9.25" diameter, 2.25" high. Together with a Fulper handled bowl having a drip - type glaze. Measu

Two Fulper floral form bowls. 1) 5 sided bowl covered in a blue flambe' glaze. Size is 2 3/8 inches high by 5 1/2 inches in diameter. Marked on the bottom with the early squat Fulper rectangular ink s

Early 20th century The first with maker's stamp, the second with impressed marks: Fulper / 564 The first: A Fulper ''Effigy'' bowl, blue flambe to matte glaze; the second: a green bulbous tri-handled

Flemington, New Jersey, 1915-1930. Tapered stepped form with two handles mimicking the shape of the vase. Blue glaze with speckles and underglaze of yellow. Marked "818" and "26". 7"h.

Four Fulper items: 1. Jardiniere covered with a Wisteria glaze and two tone brown green. Height 6 inches. Large ink stamp logo. 2. Oblong basket with a lattice flower arranger handle, the interior in

Fulper Pottery Co. group of three: Green Matte amphora vase, shape number 647, Blue Flambé footed bowl, shape number 447 and Mission Mat Brown vase with two square handles, shape number 65 Flemin

TWO HANDLED RED GLAZE FULPER VASE, 6" H (CRACK THROUGH CENTER OF VASE). GREEN GLAZED BOOKEND, (REPAIR TO TOP CORNER) & BLUE AND YELLOW LOW BOWL. 7" DIAM x 4 1/2" H.

Fulper Pottery Two-Handled Bowl c1910s. Glazed over signature. Glaze skip on handle, otherwise perfect condition. 3.5"h x 9.25"w x 8.25"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING

Green Matte finish ovoid bowl with two side handles, marked Fulper, 6' wide by 5" ht.

Blue to brown pottery bowl with two side loop handles, marked Fulper 8' wide.

NEW JERSEY, CIRCA 1920s A beautiful Fulper Pottery Flambe glaze bowl with a large ten inch diameter. Inspired by the Egyptian Revival movement during the Art Deco period, the bowl is supported by thre

A vintage Fulper green flambe glaze two handled pot vase measuring 6 1/4" tall and 8" in diameter. Made between 1917-1934 based on makers mark. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

Group of three Chinese Republic Period porcelain vases. One with flambe glaze and two handles; one lidded vase with famille rose enamel decoration depicting flowers; and one bottle vase with a blue an

Pair of Bristol Yellow two handle dessert bowls decorated with grapes, 5' wide. Both acid stamped Steuben, 5" long. Condition: good with no defects found.

9" Diameter 2.75”H Fulper stamp on the back An early 20th century Arts & Crafts vase from Fulper Pottery of Flemington, New Jersey, dating circa 1910s. This American art pottery vessel is Fulper

A FULPER ART POTTERY " VASEKRAFT" FLAMBE GLAZE TWO HANDLED VASE, FLEMINGTON, NEW JERSEY, CIRCA 1910-1915, the small cabinet vase, model 2017, of baluster form raised on ring base with two scrolled han

HEIGHT 2 1/4 INCHES, DIAMETER 8 3/4 INCHES.

3.75"H 5”Diameter Both stamped Fulper on the bottom An early 20th century Arts & Crafts vase from Fulper Pottery of Flemington, New Jersey, dating circa 1910s.

The Jun ware vase is of baluster form, the ovoid body glazed in mostly turquoise with partial flambe glaze, sides bear two beast mask handles, below evert rim, covered overall in crackle patterns. Hei