Arts & Crafts Pottery Grouping

There are 22 total pieces of mostly arts & crafts type pottery. There are nine pieces signed "Vivian" and two others signed on the bottom. The ebony Native American pot is cracked and repaired. Lot in

Grouping to include a Ruskin of England flambé-glazed stoneware vase; a Denbec Art Nouveau-style pitcher with lusterware drip glaze; and a stoneware vase with organic form, signed illegibly on

The small blue bowl is signed "LW' within a circle on the bottom. It has no visible damage and measures 4-1/4" x 3"H. The small green bowl has no maker marks and is without any visible damage. It meas

(13) Pieces of Arts and Crafts style matte-glazed stoneware pottery attributed to Zanesville, OH. Including a three-piece tea service, pair of vases with Greek Key motif, (4) bulbous vases, and more.

Grouping to include a Ruskin mottled turquoise glazed vase marked and dated 1910 on base, and a Pewabic green handled cup, unmarked. Larger is 8-1/2in tall. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts pri

Group of Four Grueby Arts & Crafts Pottery Vases Three with impressed mark, the largest with maker's mark for Maria Seaman, the yellow with an incised 'K', one green indistinctly numbered; another gre

"The Pines" 6" x 6" tile with original labels. Grueby Tile Co. Boston Mass. Matte green and blue colors, with some glaze pops, one small chip to a back corner. Keywords: Antique, American, Art Pottery

Circa 1900. Having an elegant form with matt green glaze. Marked at the base twice. Good condition throughout. W8 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Forest Acres lady.

Green matt glaze with high relief thistle flowers, marked on base with number 604 or 60A, 3 1/2" diameter x 7" high.

Early 20th century. Conforming bull dogs, one of the dogs has a nick to its ear which was glazed over during firing. No damage detected. H4 3/4"

Arts & Crafts glazed pottery 'Drinking Frog' art tile depicting a frog seated on a mushroom, pouring a drink, framed in oak frame. Sight 5.5" Square. Frame 10.5" Square. Provenance: Removed from the W

ROOKWOOD ARTS & CRAFTS POTTERY VASE BY CHARLES STEWART TODD (INCISED C.S.T.) 8 3/4 INCHES HIGH. 1914. SHAPE #1016.

Large, finely painted American Satsuma vase decorated with an early California historic motif depicting a young Californios man and woman in their finest Spanish Colonial period clothing. Circa 1920.

Covered with a nice leathery organic green glaze. The central vase has three circular embossed arts & crasts designs and a trio of tubular vases mounted on the side. Drip glaze on the bottom. Sparce c

Early 20th century. The group includes five various forms including two Ferrella pieces. Good overall condition. Tallest: H9 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Forest Acres lady.

Judson T. Webb (American, 1859-1932). Arts & Crafts Chicago pottery vase or pot with a mottled turquoise drip on olive green glossy glaze. Incised spider web mark along the underside. Webb was a potte

Rookwood Arts & Crafts Pottery Vase 8981907, porcelain with matte light blue vellum glaze and bas relief floral motif, underside stamped with logo "VII / 898 / V" along with decorator's cipher. 8 1/4

West Sterling, Massachusetts, 1900-10. Of squat baluster form with everted rim, covered in streaked matte green glaze, impressed initials "WJW." H: 5.25 in., W: 5.625 in., D: 5.625 in.

illegible marks; vase attributed to Van Briggle. 4 3/4" high, 3 3/4" diameter. Light crazing.

matt green, 9" tall, signed, excellent.

matt green, single embossed leaf on each side, 8 1/4", excellent.Unmarked Zanesville circa 1920s

An Arts & Crafts Pottery Vase. Satsuma style decoration depicts multi-colored flower blossoms over a cobalt blue ground. Gold detail forms the border throughout the body and at neck. Underside bears a

Fulper Pottery, New Jersey, USA. Group of three Arts & Crafts pottery vases in a glossy glaze, marked "Fulper" along the underside, including one vase in a blue glossy glaze with some matte

raised cherry decor, matt green, handled, 5 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" diameter, excellent.