Teco vase, #184, designed by Fritz Albert

1910 An Arts and Crafts vase designed by Fritz Albert, matte 'Teco Green' glaze, double impressed with the Teco mark. Measures 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping ser

Designed by Fritz Wilhelm Albert, Terra Cotta, Illinois, 1901-15. Of tall slightly waisted form, covered in dark green matte glaze, impressed "TECO" twice, shape number "120." H: 13.5 in., W: 5.75 in.

Illinois, early 20th century, shape #198, designed by Fritz Albert (1865-1940), covered in a matte green glaze, with stamped standard "Teco" pottery mark, 6-7/8 x 5-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Ashevil

American art pottery, Fritz Albert Teco wall pocket, shape #156A, designed by Fritz Albert, organic leaf design covered in a green matte glaze, signed, 7.5''w x 15''h, professional chip repair on top

Fritz Albert for Teco Pottery Vase, model 113 USA, c. 1905glazed earthenware 6.25 h x 5.5 dia in (16 x 14 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Teco'. Provenance:

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer vase, #233 Chicago, Illinois matte green glazed ceramic impressed twice 4 1/4"dia x 5"h Provenance: The Collection of Robert F. Francek, Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer, vase, #283, Chicago, IL, matte glazed ceramic, impressed twice, 5"w x 4"d x 9"h Provenance: Provenance: Property from the Collection of Susan Seymour, Chicago

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer two-handled vase, #283 Chicago, Illinois matte brown glazed ceramic two impressed marks 5 1/4"w x 5"d x 9 1/4"h

Teco, W.D. Gates (1852-1935) and Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designers earthenware vase with daffodils in low relief, shape number 60B Orn. Chicago, Illinois, circa 1910 matte glazed ceramic impressed m

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer, vase, #198, Chicago, IL, matte glazed ceramic, unsigned, numbered, 5.5"dia x 7"h

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer, two-handled vase, #283, Chicago, IL, matte green glazed ceramic, impressed marks, numbered, 5"w x 4.75"d x 9"h

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer, Holly and Berry vase, #136, Chicago, IL, matte green glazed ceramic, impressed mark, 9.25"dia x 2.25"h Provenance: Estate of Constantine (Dean) Ladas, Birming

Teco, Fritz Albert (1865-1940), designer attribution, flower bowl, #309, Chicago, IL, matte green glazed ceramic, impressed marks, impressed number, 10"dia x 2.5"h

HEIGHT 13 INCHES.

Circa 1920, Chicago, IL Apparently unmarked The lamp designed by Fritz Albert, the base designed by Fernand Moreau (1853 - 1920), modeled as an Egyptian maiden holding aloft a standard and leaning aga

Antique Rookwood Pottery Vase Designed by Albert Munson. Signed and numbered 2318 on the base. Small flaw on the surface, Light crazing. Measures 9-1/2" H.

Sizable Teco matte green vase designed by W. B Mundie the rim having floral buds alternating with leaf tips and steadied by a cross foot base. Measures 13 1/4 inches tall by 8 inches wide. Impressed T

Large Teco wall pocket with matte green glaze, signed "Teco" and marked "156A", good condition, 16.25" x 6.5"

A Rare and Elegant Minton Majolica Neo-Classical ‘Reader Vase’ c.1870 Designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse. Inscribed: ‘A’ Carrier’ Modeled as an elegant maiden with an open book wearing a br

MARKED TECO 314, TALL GREEK PITCHER. FRITZ ALBERT MATT GREEN. GOOD CONDITION. NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS. 12 1/2" H

Teco Pottery matte green vase #366 designed by W.D. Gates. Signed. Perfect condition. 4.5"h x 3.5"d. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless th

Rookwood Pottery designed by Albert Cyrus Munson vase Cincinnati glazed ceramic signed, numbered, dated 1923 9.75"h x 6"dia

Large Fritz Heckert Bohemian art glass vase designed by Otto Thamm c1905. Unsigned. Perfect condition. This line of glass was known as "Changeant" and up until recently was attributed to Loetz. 14.75"

Continental, circa 1900, red and yellow iridescent free form vase, unsigned, approximately 4-1/4 x 8 in. diameterNote: A similar vase designed by Otto Thamm and produced by Fritz Heckert Glass Refiner