A PAIR OF ART POTTERY VASES first quarter 20th ce

French Art Pottery vase converted to a lamp, First quarter 20th c., in the manner of Emile Decoeur, tan and turquoise green glazed ceramic, the ovoid vase with flattened green lip and stripe, blue und

First quarter 20th century, Colorado Springs, CO Each with maker's marks Comprising a wide-mouthed vase in purple glaze and a squat butterfly-motif vase in green and brown glazes, 2 pieces The first:

First-quarter 20th Century Signed: M. Rauchfuss / W / 565 / 1 The high glaze Louwelsa vase with an urn-form body and tapered neck decorated with a Native American portrait against a dark red ground

First quarter 20th century. High brown underglaze with Native American chief. Signed "UJ". Conjoined for Charles B. Upjohn. Large area of restoration to left of figure. 11.5"h.

First quarter 20th century. White clay with tan and blue semi matte glaze and incised stylized tree pattern. Unmarked 6.25"h.

First quarter 20th century. Native American style decoration with stamped "Weller" mark. Wear and glaze flakes, 4.5"h.

Pair of Moser-Style Gilt-Metal and Threaded Art Glass Vases first quarter 20th century, Czechoslovakia, the amphora-form vases supported on satyr-headed monopodia terminating in hoofed feet. h. 13-1/4

WELLER ART POTTERY BALDIN VASE, unmarked, with embossed apple tree branch decoration. First quarter 20th century. 9" H.Provenance: From the collection of the late Mildred and Devero Martin of Franklin

PEACHBLOW-TYPE ART GLASS PAIR OF VASES, bulbous form with gilt gesso foliate decoration. Maker unverified. First quarter 20th century. 10" H.

Continental, first quarter 20th century. A pair of WWI 90mm German cartridge trench art vases, the cartridges manufactured by Haniel Luege Dusseldorf, each cartridge shell of cylindrical form with inv

First quarter 20th century. A "Louwelsa" cylinder vase with poppies and traces of silver overlay. Impressed mark. 8.75"h., "Aurelian" mug with fruit, 5.5"h. and "Eocean" mug with cherries, 5.75"h.

First quarter 20th century. Brown underglaze. Three are Weller. "Louwelsa" vase with blackberries. Artist signed "M. Lyberger. Professional repair. 10.75"h., "La Moro" loving cup with daisies. Profess

Raymor Import Co (America, 1941-1980), third quarter 20th C. Pair of Mid Century Modern art pottery vses having blue flambe style glaze. Both retain stickers for Raymor; one impressed "1976". Approx.

Two Bohemian Jugendstil Art Glass Vases first quarter 20th century, the larger example decorated with green and mauve threading on a pink/gold ground, attributed to Pallme-Konig, and the smaller ruffl

Grueby Art Pottery Low Bowlfirst quarter 20th century, matte green overlapping leaf design, spherical form, bottom stamp partially obscured by glaze runs. 3.5 x 4.5 in. Estate of the late Lynn Fisher,

Grueby Art Pottery Baluster Vasefirst half 20th century, matte green glaze relief decorated with leaves and long stemmed golden tulip buds, bottom marked with circular Grueby Pottery stamp. 8 3/8 in.

ART POTTERY VASEAmerican, 2nd quarter 20th century, unsigned. Green glazed undulating vase with four buttress form handles emanating from the base up to the upper rim.14 in. (35.6 cm.)

IRIDESCENT BLUE ART GLASS VASEFirst Quarter of the 20th CenturyFake Quezal signature on underside.Height 9.25”.

Four Art Nouveau Weller Floral Vasesfirst quarter 20th century, matte glaze hand-painted with various flowers, three bear the impressed WELLER stamp, one has a black ink stamp from the same period. Ta

Art Deco French Pottery Vase, first half 20th century. Raised/molded green and gold zig zag design, marked Made in France. {VITZ7502} (WWT ) Dimensions: 10.75" x 7" diameter

ARTS & CRAFTS POTTERY VASEAmerican, 2nd quarter 20th century.Zanesville Stoneware and Pottery Co. Zanesville, Ohio,Matte green glaze with wide upper rim above the long-corseted waist, down to the squa

Pair of French Barbotine Majolica Vases first quarter 20th century, decorated with carefully sculpted roses and leaves, marked with an underside freehand number, apparently from a glaze used on vases.

Three Pairs of Royal Doulton Stoneware Vases First Quarter 20th Century all three pairs with impressed Royal Doulton England marks (used 1902-1922); the associated single example with transfer-printed

Pair of light peach ground vases with hand painted reserve depicting women dancing and playing music. First quarter 20th century. Weight Approx., 9.2 lbs Measures Approx., 6.8 in. diameter x 16.5 in.