Art Pottery Vase 1930s

Three Rumrill Art Pottery Vases1930s, seafoam green, the low vase marked shape 548, the handled vase is unmarked, the pedestal vase is impressed "637 / Rumrill." Pedestal vase 7.75 x 5 in. Additional

Collection of three Velsen Holland Dutch art pottery. Right Vase: Earthenware Blokjes vase with decorations of squares in yellow, blue, orange and green between orange lines on cream/grey color founda

Collection of three Dutch studio art pottery vases. Right to left: one Utrecht vase with lid; two Velsen vases, 1 with lid. Right Vase: Glazed earthenware pot with lid. Model: 103. Designed and decora

Shearwater Art Pottery "Bacchante" Vase, 1930s, designed and decorated by Walter Inglis Anderson with a motif of Bacchante dancers and grapes, comprised of fourteen figures, lavender glaze, base with

Rare Shearwater Art Pottery "Duck" Vase , 1930s, by Walter Inglis Anderson, thrown by Peter Anderson, antique blue-green glaze, marked "Shearwater" in manuscript, h. 7 1/8 in., dia. 6 in Ref.: Stewart

Arts & Crafts/Mission Redwing "Lion" vase in a mottled green satin glaze Circa 1930s. Height 7-3/4" Shipping: In-House shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our full Ter

Three art pottery vases from the 1930s including Roseville Sunflower and Water Lily patterns by Roseville Pottery Company and a tall Art Deco influence vase with handles signed Gouda Holland Regina. M

A group of three Bohemian / Austrian art pottery vases. c.1900-1930s. ++ Amphora vase with classical Greco-Roman motif. Impressed on bottom: Crown mark, "Amphora, 12126, D." 9"h x 7"diam. ++ Amphora v

Paul E. Cox (American, 20th century). Small stout art pottery vase in a glossy mauve purple-gray glaze, ca. 1930s. Stamped with a Paul Cox, New Orleans, LA mark along the underside. Paul Cox was a pot

Circa 1930s ROSEVILLE Art Pottery Vase BLUE WINDSOR 6.25 in. height, Arts & Crafts. size: 6.25 in. x 4.5 in.

Nice looking vintage art pottery vase Roseville Jonquil from the 1930s with flowers. Three dimensional floral decoration. No maker markings. Beautiful colors. In very good original as found condition.

The baluster form vase with flower heads in high relief on vertical stems with purple blue highlights against a mulberry ground. Measures 11.5 x 5.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packin

Rookwood Pottery, Ohio, USA. Small art pottery vase with a long neck in a glossy coromandel, red-brown, copper dust glaze, dated 1932. Rookwood produced a limited amount of this glaze, called "Ti

Mint Condition, In Like New Condition, Perfect

Roseville Wisteria vase, circa 1930s, 5 1/2 in. H., and Weller Lily of the Valley vase, marked "Weller R-3," 6 in. H.

An American Art Pottery Burley Winter vase. Mottled blue purple glaze with scrolled handles and flared foot. Circa 1930s. Unsigned marked with "9". 12" x 7 3/4".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin O

The vase with bird and female figure relief decoration, 7in tall; with bird-form signature/maker's stamp; c. 1930s-1950s. Condition: some chips to foot; a few scattered spots that appear to be mostly

Van Briggle Original Yucca leaf vase c.1930s Marked AA Van Briggle Colo Springs. It is 6 Diameter x 4.5 inches tall.

1930's 18" Royal Hickman Tri-Color Glaze Paris Ware Art Pottery Vase W/Unglazed Bottom & Reeded Base - This piece is a remarkable Royal Hickman Paris Ware tan with light green, forest green and tan gl

circa 1930s; including: Pink Fox Globe, 418-4, Magnolia vase, 446-4, and Moss Blue centerbowl , 293-10, 4 in. H. of tallest

English Glazed Stoneware Vase, c. 1930s, in mottled shades of tan with three sinuous stripes below shoulder, base with impressed Royal Doulton 1922-56 mark, "Made in England", and affixed "The Harrima

circa 1930s; including: pine cone, marked "Roseville 8 1/2-8," 8 in. H., "Bushberry," marked "Roseville USA, 31-7," 7 in. H.

Bauer Pottery Company, Los Angeles, USA. Art deco art pottery vase in a glossy blue glaze with an old original cold painted scene of a desert traveler and a cactus along the side; ca. 1930s. Impressed

circa 1930s; 9 1/2 in. H.