Artus Van Briggle for Rookwood Pottery, Tall Sea Green

Ovoid vase with Salome medallion and floral decoration, circa 1896, incised flame mark, "745A", and artist's monogram AVB h. 10 dia. 5-1/4 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Seymour Geringer, thence by

Artus Van Briggle (1869-1904) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze presentation tyg with chestnut decoration Cincinnati, Ohio, 1890 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and glaze des

Pair ARTUS VAN BRIGGLE American Art Pottery Candlesticks. Blue green glaze. Marked. -- Dimensions: H: 7.5 inches: W: 3 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

Artus Van Briggle for Van Briggle Pottery Early and Tall vase with irises USA, 1903glazed earthenware 14 h × 5.5 dia in (36 × 14 cm) Incised signature, date and number to underside

ARTUS VAN BRIGGLE Tall Aqua Art Pottery Vase. Lg aqua glazed form with light blue accent, rolled lip. Signed. Original Colo. Sprgs-- Dimensions: H: 14 inches: W: 8 inches: D: 8 inches --- US Shipping

A three (3) piece collection of Van Briggle studio art pottery vessels. Eye catching pieces in blue and aquamarine evoking the designs of Rookwood Pottery, where ceramicist Artus Van Briggle (1869-190

Rookwood Pottery ewer, standard glaze, 1886, decorated by Artus Van Briggle, and numbered 537D on bottom, restored crack at base of handle. 10 1/8''h

All with a nice sea green/ blue glaze. Two pots, including one with handle, one seashell and one dish. Tallest pot height: 4.5" ht., largest piece width: 8.25"

Rookwood Art Pottery Low Footed Glaze Bowl by Artus Van Briggle (1869-1904) #466B - W Hand Painted Decorated with Wild Daffodil Flowers Light Brown Floral Design 3 Footed High Glazed Earthenware 1890

Tall Yellow and Green 1905 10 3/8"

Artist signed Artus Van Briggle, painted with floral design, unclear 19th century date mark with RP and unknown number of flames, shape number 745, likely hand thrown vase, 5 1/2" diameter x 10 1/2" h

largest is yellow Van Briggle at 5 1/2" high and 6" diameter. Lot includes green Rookwood with Butterflies,and beautiful piece marked W.G.W. underneath. Light wear and Rookwood has some soiling. Very

Arts & Crafts 'Virginia Creeper' Vase, Artus Van Briggle for Van Briggle Pottery, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1904. Of bulbous form, carved with Virginia Creeper, covered in matte olive green glaze, i

3 pieces of Van Briggle Pottery. Owl piece: 9.5". Green pitcher: 3.5" tall, 3 3/4" wide. Black vase: 4" tall, 5" wide.

blue leaf design on speckled brown, #781, 7 1/2" diameter, 4" tall, excellent.....Van Briggle pottery was founded by Artus and Anne Van Briggle in 1900 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Van Briggle began

Artus Van Briggle, American (1869-1904). Van Briggle pottery started in Colorado in 1901 by Artus. Signed and dated 1905 on base. Pottery vase has a matte glaze finish. Measures 13"H x 9.5"W. Conditio

Van Briggle Pottery Vases (2) items including 'Lorelei' and a tall bodied vase, both having blue-green matte glaze with maker mark and 'Van Briggle Colo Springs' on underside Height: 11 inches, Diamet

(Lot of 4) Three Van Briggle sea green shading to blue flambe pottery table articles: including a shell bowl and a leafy bowl, together with a white vase with butterflies, the larger 3.5"h x 10"l

(Lot of 5) Van Briggle sea green shading to blue flambe pottery table articles: a bowl, (2) ovoid vases, a creamer and a cylindrical vase, the tallest 9"h

07-12 dates this sweet blue VB twisted design. Highlights of green underneath the rich blue glaze. 5 1/2" tall

1905 mug in matte green Marker on bottom because glaze is thick. Was told these with the marker on bottom are mostly 1905. 5" tall

A vintage blue-green pottery vessel with Van Briggle makers mark on the underside. This piece stands 3 1/2" tall. *notes- small chip on the lip and some adhesive residue near the base.

To include a butterfly relief Van Briggle vase signed on base; a Rookwood blue- and green-glazed vase with incised marking on base; a School of Mines North Dakota clay blue vase with TP incised over s

each signed; the first: Weller, green glaze (5 3/4 inches high; the second: Van Briggle, dated 1904, shape number 177, blue-violet glaze (4 3/4 inches high); the third: Rookwood, pink glaze, dated 193