Architectural Pottery (founded in 1950)

Planter, Architectural Pottery, USA, 1950's. 16 1/2 dia x 11 1/4.

Architectural Pottery (American, established 1950). S2 planter. Ceramic, metal. Designed by LaGardo Tackett (American, 1911-1984). Stand: Height: 21 1/4", Length: 8 1/2", Depth: 8 1/2". Planter: Heigh

Planter, architectural pottery style, USA, 1950's. Glazed stoneware. 15 1/2 dia x 15h.

Architectural Pottery Collection of three planters c. 1950glazed earthenware largest: 17.5 h × 17.75 dia in (44 × 45 cm) smallest: 11.5 h × 14.25 dia in (29 × 36 cm) Collection include

Chester Hewell (American, born 1950) of Hewell's Pottery (American, Georgia, founded 1850), last quarter 20th century. A stoneware fish jug in a brown glaze with an open back. Signed to underside. App

Ted Saupe (American, born 1950). A studio art pottery construction statue. Depicts a teapot with abstract industrial style and architectural details. Decorated in the artist's iconic graffiti styling.

In form of owl in tree. Signed with artist's mark and initial, and 70. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Regio

In form of footed goat. Unsigned. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region of Southern France, to devote himse

In form of footed goat. Signed with artist's marks. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region of Southern Franc

In form of woman with high glaze. Signed with artist's marks. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region of Sout

With inscribed designs. Signed with artist's mark. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region of Southern France

Has inscribed faces and border design. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region of Southern France, to devote

In form of woman with high glaze, signed with artist's marks and initials. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome R

With textured designes. Signed with artist's mark and intials. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region of Sou

High glaze with bird design. Signed with artist's mark and initials. Jacques Pouchain left Paris and gave up his architectural training in the 1950's to establish a pottery studio in the Drome Region

Al Qoyawayma B 1938 - Architectural Pottery jar, H 10-3/4" Dia 17". Alfred H. Q̦yawayma is a Hopi potter and bronze sculptor. He is considered an important contemporary Native American artist. He w

(G) by Lagardo Tackett. Rare bisque-finish California pottery planter by Lagardo Tackett for Architectural Pottery. Very good condition. No cracks or large chips. Measures 33-1/2" tall x 26-1/4" diame

A group of six various Gainey Architectural Pottery planters. Including models AC-8, AC-10 (x2), C-6, C-8 and C-14. Largest: 11 x 13.5. All measurements are in inches.

Architectural panel, set of three, circa 1900-1910. Decorated with parrot, peacock and tiger center tiles with art deco circle pattern to exterior tiles. Horizontal panel- 6w x 2d x 30h Larger panel-

Al Qoyawayma Hopi, (b. 1938), carved and incised architectural pottery jar in buff clay, 2011, signed, dated and inscribed on the underside: SDG[fish]QW-5. height 9in, width 11 1/4in Footnotes: Proven

Malcolm Leland (1922-2019) for Architectural Pottery three-light wall lantern Escondido, California, circa 1960 stoneware, enameled metal unmarked 7 1/2"w x 6 3/8"d x 19 1/2"h

Group of four cylindrical glazed earthenware planters by Architectural Pottery, 1960s. Property from the Estate of Bill Stern, Los Angeles, CA.

Cressey, David (American, 1916-2013) for Architectural Pottery, Red Planter, c.1960s or 1970s, glazed ceramic, 23.5 inches tall, no maker's marks.

David Cressey (1916-2013) for Architectural Pottery planter, model 4066 Escondido, California, circa 1960 black glazed ceramic unmarked 23"dia x 12 1/2"h