6PCS.OF ART POTTERY,FOUR HAVE CIPHERS & TWO SIGN

Herman A. Kahler Keramik, Denmark art pottery four bowls and two vases and one large blue turquoise vase all initial an stamped Made in Denmark. Dimensions: H 4.75" x W 8" x D 5" (large blue piece)Con

Six late 19th century C.H. Brannam Barum Art Pottery items. Including four vases and two pitchers. All with incised signature/markings at the underside. Crazing, rim flakes, one vase shortened. Up to

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two examples having Florentine pattern including a low-form bowl 125-5" with two raised handles and a gate-form double bud vase 40-4 1/2", one C

ASSORTED ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two English Moorcroft floral examples including an ovoid ashtray and a small footed dish, each retaining paper label to underside, and two Americ

AMERICAN ARTS & CRAFTS ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two low bowls each having sponged blue matte glaze decorations over cream colored ground, and two ovoid flaring-rim v

MCCOY ART POTTERY VASES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two molded with three lilies, and two molded with two tulips; all with polychrome glazes. Two embossed with "McCoy / USA", two embossed with "McCoy", a

Group of Desimone Italian Art Pottery. Comprising, four bowls, four mugs one broken, two small plates, and an oval plate. Together with a similar unmarked bowl.12 pieces

Four Shearwater Art Pottery Tumblers and Two Vases, tumbler h. 6 in. (6 pcs.)

American, Colorado, Circa 1915, Each Carved With Flowers, Incised Underside With AA Cipher, Pottery, Two With 1915 Date, The Other Shape 310, Tallest Height 3.75 Inches, Shelf Wear Underside. See Phot

Four Pieces of Art Pottery Two on the right are sgn. Hampshire. One on left has glaze imperfection, otherwise all very good. Max. Ht. 5 1/2"

American (North Carolina), second quarter 20th century. A grouping of 8 pieces of Pisgah Forest Art Pottery vases, a large lidded tea pot, four lidded jars (two missing lids) and three small creamers;

Wedge shaped bowl with ovoid rim. Four feet and two angular handles unglazed. Abstract sgraffito details. Black glaze. Harsa Israel signed to base. Dimensions: 13" W x 6.75" H Country of Origin: Israe

Two by Ephraim pottery, one inscribed CBP, and one by Red Wing Art Pottery. From: 5"h to 9-1/4"h

Two marked W. Germany and one marked Crown Ducal. From: 10-1/2"h to 6-1/4"h

Comprising a lidded bowl with a bear finial, two plates and an open bowl. 4 1/2"h

Comprising, two tiles, a small vase by Ephraim pottery, and a small bowl signed "Elly Van Horae 1980." Largest: 7"sq.

Group of four art pottery figural sculptures, all depicting standing figures including one mother and child, two signed "Espinosa." Tallest: 12.75" H. One with minor hairline.

Muncie Pottery, Indiana, USA. Group of two art pottery vases including one four-sided bud vase and one wheel hand thrown pot, both with a glossy "Peach Skin" glaze of blue dripping into a be

A large tureen, two cups and four large platters. Each unique and hand modeled. From Art-Stream, "For 39 years Lisa Orr has been a professional potter and student of ceramics. She completed an MF

American and Continental, 20th century. A group of whimsical art pottery vessels having figural, animal, architectural, bird, and foliate motif including four lidded pots and two small vessels with sp

early to mid 20th century, blue jar with round blue stamp (partially obscured) for Alabama pottery company [a few nicks on foot]; two Ohio jardinieres unmarked one slip-painted with flower, one with m

MCCOY ART POTTERY PLANTERS, LOT OF FOUR, including one rectangular planter with five Scottie dogs molded across the front, and one dog "stretch animal". Two unmarked, one with "NM / USA" and one with

Eight pieces in various glazes: four baluster vases, two low bowls, and two two-handled vases, 20th c.; Unmarked; Tallest: 13 1/2" x 7 1/2" dia.

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY FIGURAL MONEY BANKS, LOT OF FOUR, solid and mottled glazes, comprising two Uncle Sam heads, a beehive, and a pig. Roseville Pottery Co., Zanesville, OH. Early 20th century. 2 1/2