Cole Pottery Vase ca. 1920

17.5"m rare large size, losses to rim. Not signed

Group of (3) Pieces of American Art Pottery, including: Weller Pottery vase, ca. 1920, with molded and painted swans in woodland decoration, Weller block letters impressed mark on base, 5" high, 3 1/2

Art Deco period Weller art pottery ceramic double handled vase in the "Iris" pattern, on a green glazed ground, incised "Weller Pottery" mark to underside, in the iteration used until 1928. 6" H. X 5.

7" rare chrome read fan vase ca. 1940 unsigned.

Rubino Ware pottery vase, Oakland, CA c1915-1920. Signed. Invisible restoration to two minor edge flakes, otherwise perfect condition. 5"h x 7"d. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low.

Roseville Pottery (American) 'Mostique' Wall Vases, Ca. 1920, H 12" Dia. 4.75" 2 pcs | the larger wall vase measures H 12" X DIA 4.75". the smaller wall vase measures H 10" X DIA 4". Circa 1920. Prove

Hester Pillsbury for Weller Pottery (American) Vase, Blooming Rose Clusters, Ca. 1920, H 13.5" Dia. 6.5" | The vase offers blooming rose blossoms on a blue-to-green color ground. With 'WELLER' impress

Ca 1920-25 American Art Pottery Vase, by Fulper (Flemington, NJ, baluster form with green crystalline flambe glaze, with vertical oval incised "Fulper" mark, 17" high, 8 1/2" diam. Good condition.

Royal Doulton English Arts & Crafts era ca. 1920 Flambé 'Sang de Boeuf' deep red glaze art pottery vase 9.75" x 5.5"

2 pcs. of ca. 1920 European art pottery with turquoise/"Egyptian Blue" volcanic glaze including signed Raoul Lachenal bulbous vase, and square vase with embossed "P.V.( or R.Y.) France" 9" x 5", 7.25"

Fine 1920's Jacon B. Cole (1869-1943) North Carolina Art Pottery Vase with a stunning glaze and is in collector grade condition. Standing 8 1/2" Tall

Collection of 5 pcs. of ca. 1920 Cowan Lusterware art pottery including large blue bulbous vase, 2 orange vases, squat vase and satin finish bowl, accompanied by two purple Japanese lusterware vases 3

Circa 1920, Seagrove, North Carolina, by Waymon Cole or Jack Kiser. Excellently formed example having incised decoration and loop handles at each side with a rich yellow glaze. The jar has several are

6.5 inch spatter glaze bowl, stamped for Ben Owen with initials CA, Ben Owen III 5 inch vase in turquoise glaze, dated1997, JB Cole Rebekah jug in gloss green, 7.5 inch Rebekah jug by Teague in blue,

Turn-Teplitz Amphora Austrian Ceramic Pottery Vase, circa 1900, of tapering cylindrical form with conforming sinuous flowering vine handles and a lobed flare lip, glazed with a combination of earth to

William Moorcroft Big/Tall Poppy Vase. Circa: 1920. Vase has a tapering cylindrical body with everted rim on a circular foot. Vase is painted in red, purple, brown and green on mottled cobalt ground.

ÉMILE GALLÉ (Nancy, France, 1846 - 1904). Vase, ca. 1920. Acid-etched cameo glass. Signed on the reverse. Procedure: Private Collection, Spain between 1970-1990. Measurements: 13 x 8 x 6 cm. A

Brush McCoy Pottery ceramic vase with a matte green glaze and an Art Nouveau female figure with flowing hair, molded design near base, stamped "NAVARRE" and marked "036" to underside. 6.75" H x 6.5" d

Jacques Sicard (1865-1923) for Weller Pottery (American) Iridescent Glaze Art Pottery Vase, Ca. 1930, H 5" Dia. 2.75" | Offers thistle flower motifs rendered in an iridescent glaze. No maker's marks o

Herman August Kahler (Danish, 1846-1917) Art Pottery Vase, Ca. 1900, H 15" Dia. 10" | the vase offers cornflower blue and chocolate brown glaze rendered in a gloss finish. Signed 'DANMARK' with paper

Rookwood pottery vase, impressed logo, Roman numeral date 1920, numbered 2314, with rooks in blue glaze. 6 3/4" tall.

early Auman Pottery vase NC ca. 1930. chip on rim. Great glaze. Height 12.5"

A Rookwood Pottery matte / mat vase by Caroline Steinle (1871-1944). Decorated with a blue / green and black drip glaze. Measures 7" high. Signed underfoot with the Rookwood cipher, XX (for 1920) shap

ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASE, 1920, H 6 1/4":A muted purple glaze about a two-handled vessel. Marked at the underside.