Bauer Ringware Demi Cream Pitcher, Pale Yellow Monterey

Bauer Ringware Demi Cream Pitcher, Pale Yellow Monterey Cream pitcher . These are two different sizes and lines of Bauer.Both made in the 1930's. Yellow pitcher is marked 'Bauer'

Bauer Ringware Cream Pitcher & Demi Sugar + lid . Monterey cream pitcher is the Monterey Line and is marked, Bauer Los Angeles'. The mini sugar + lid is from the Ringware Line.

Nice set of ringware pottery of Bauer of Los Angeles. Lot is one cream pitcher, one bean pot, two casseroles, one with holder and a pair of salt and pepper shakers. Measures: cream pitcher is 6.5" tal

Bauer Ringware large Cream Pitcher . Large Jade green cteam pitcher has a rub under the spout. Marked 'Bauer' and is from the 1930's Ringware Line.

Bauer Ringware Demi Sugar and Cream Set . This mini version is a 3-piece sugar and cream set in cobalt blue. Made in the mid 1930's

Bauer Monterey & Moderne Cream Pitchers . Marked 'Bauer', these are two burgundy creamers. There is one small glaze skip on the bottom of one cream pitcher

Bauer Pottery-Monterey Ice Cream bowls . Yellow, green and orange, these 3 little bowls are all marked 'Bauer' and were made in the late 1930's

This nice lot of California pottery includes a Bauer chartreuse tidbit tray, a Garden City Pottery cream pitcher and a canary yellow sugar bowl that appears to be Bauer. All measure between 4" to 14"

Bauer Pottery ring ware red and yellow disk juice pitchers

Bauer Pottery S/P Shaker Set . These are 3 random S/P set from the Monterey Line. Colors are orange, rust, and pale yellow, two have original corks. They were made in the late 1930's

Bauer Monterey Cups and One Ringware Saucer . The coffee cups were made for the Monterey Line in the late 1930's. The colors are rust, ivory, 2 yellow, and 1 cobalt blue. The saucer comes from the

Second Half 20th Century Woven with blue, red, cream, brown and pale yellow wool with concentric central diamond and zig-zag sawtooth border at sides 78" L x 50" W

Upholstered Sofa is Pale Banana Creme Toned. Sofa is inverted box pleat skirted and includes 2 throw pillows. Contains modern art textured fabric. Pale Cream Yellow Sofa, textured sofa, skirted sofa.

Upholstered Sofa is Pale Banana Creme Toned. Sofa is inverted box pleat skirted and includes 2 throw pillows. Contains modern art textured fabric. Pale Cream Yellow Sofa, textured sofa, skirted sofa.

American Pottery Co. Brown-Glazed 'Daisies' Pattern Teapot and Cover, and a Yellow Ware Cream Pitcher, each Jersey City, New Jersey, 1838-50. Each impressed with the "AMERICAN/ POTTERY CO/ JERSEY CITY

TWO GENTS SILK WAISTCOATS, EARLY 19th C. One black with ribbed plum stripe trimmed with cream, yellow and pale blue brocade, having lapel, brocade buttons. One having vertical rib in mustard with subt

Russian enamel and gilt silver cream pitcher, profusely decorated with shades of blue, yellow, and red. Marked along the handle and along the underside. Maker's mark CK, Moscow city mark, along with s

(2) Pitchers, Royal Bayreuth, Flounder, (1) 7.25" x 6.5" Water Pitcher, Unmarked, Rust And Cream Tones, (1) 4.25" x 3.75" Creamer, Blue Mark, Rust, Gray And Yellow Tones, Personal Collection of Mary M

Pitcher Marked Brauer Studio, 6" x 6", Cream Ground With Yellow Iris, Pink Stem And Green Leaf Decor, Red And Blue Highlights, Heavy Gold Trim, Artist Signed B (Max Bachmann), Exactly As Featured In P

Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher Commemorating Washington's Death c.1800, having cream colored glaze over a pale earthenware clay and having transfer-print decoration; one side having a depictio

marked for the 11th Artel, Moscow, circa 1908, stamped 2910 (probably inventory number), 3 1/4 in. H. over handle, 84 standard

A Chinese Pale Yellow Damask Gauze Silk Robe woven in pattern with stylized landscape emblems, finished with horseshoe cuffs, closed with gilt toggles joining applied black fasteners. Length back of c

Gaudy Dutch Soft Paste China War Bonnet Pattern Helmet Form Cream Pitcher. 5"h. Condition: Good with minor wear and crazing.

This truly deserves a place on a pedestal in a museum or in your collection. This is the first creamer we have ever seen in Mt. Washington Lava glass. Such an amazing assortment of colored shards in t