EARLY PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY ASH RECEIVER

EARLY PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY ASH RECEIVER, DIA 4.5":A semi-antique Pewabic Pottery ash receiver. Having an iridescent glaze boasting gold and lavender tones accented with a turquoise basin. Stamped to

IRA PETERS, PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY ASH RECEIVER, DIA 5.75":An early Pewabic Pottery ash receiver by Ira Peters, husband of Mary Chase Stratton's secretary Ella Peters (1901-1994). Having a luster glaz

EARLY PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY CHARGER, DIA 9.5":An early Pewabic Pottery charger. Having a luster glaze boasting oxblood and teal tones. Bearing a "Pewabic - Detroit" paper label to the underside. From

EARLY PEWABIC POTTERY 'DEVOTIONAL' LUSTER TILE, W 6", D 5.75":An early Pewabic Pottery 'Devotional' tile. Having a luster glaze boasting cobalt and brass tones. No apparent maker's mark to the undersi

IRA & ELLA PETERS, PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY TILE, H 8.5", W 9":An early Pewabic Pottery tile by Mary Chase Stratton's secretary Ella Peters (1901-1994) and her husband Ira. Depicting a kneeling Native A

"Devil's Mask", having green high glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XLV" for date 1945, shape #2457, also has a figure of a wolf within a circle, no apparent artis

one with raised center (9 1/2") other with fancy design and old staple repairs (12 1/2").

The wheel thrown flaring form with flat rim, variegated glaze of deep blue with iridescence ranging to green to deep rusts, impressed mark under the base, the original circular paper label. Measures 2

Early Pewabic Metallic Glaze Pottery Vase 4.25''x2.75''. Iridescent blue glaze covers the entire form. Mark is glaze obscured on bottom. Excellent condition.

The hand thrown trumpet vase form glazed in an iridescent dark blue glaze with variegated effects in shades of green to rust. Measures 5.5 x 6.25 inches.

American Pottery, vase, bowl, ash receiver and flower frog, matte and glazed ceramic, three signed, comprising Eureka Springs, Niloak Pottery, Desert Sands and an unmarked example, tallest: 2.75"dia x

Fabulous Pewabic Pottery luster glaze covered oval box. The sides of the box have a continuous frieze of raised figures, both people and what appears to be a cow. Glazed in luster colors of turquoise,

Rookwood Pottery Rook tray or ash receiver, #1139 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1950 high glazed ceramic impressed marks, 70th Anniversary mark 8"w x 7 1/4"d x 4 1/4"h Provenance: Humler & Nolan, Cincinnati, Ohio

Three early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery miniature vases. Various forms with Iridescent multi-color drip glaze. Each with impressed "Pewabic" marks. Minor wear, some crazing. Up to 2 3/4" high. ES

An early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery vase. Flared form with Iridescent glaze in shades of Blue and Gold. Impressed "Pewabic Detroit" mark. Minor wear. 5 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $400-600

Pewabic PotteryVaseearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwareimpressed with firm's mark11 in. highProvenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, MassachusettsOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Ga

An early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery vase. Bulbous form with Iridescent glaze in shades of Gold and Green. Impressed mark covered with original "Pewabic Detroit" paper label. Minor wear. 4 1/2" h

An early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery vase. Baluster form with rounded shoulders and iridescent glaze in shades of Pale Green and Purple. Faint circular impressed mark obscured by glaze. Some craz

An early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery vase. Bulbous form with tapered shoulder and Turquoise drip glaze over an Iridescent Gold ground. Circular impressed "Pewabic Detroit" mark. Crazing, minor su

An early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery vase. Round form with textured body, flared rim and iridescent glaze in shades of Blue and Purple. Faint circular impressed mark obscured by glaze. Minor surf

Collection of 24 early 19th c. copper luster pottery mugs including child's sizes, larger adult mugs, some with decoration, imperfections 2.5"-3.5"

Collection of 12 pcs. early 19th c. copper luster pottery tableware including 4 childs mugs, 2 footed bowls, horse decorated pitcher (damaged) and 4 creamers 2.5"-6.5"

Attributed to Pewabic PotteryFooted Bowlearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwareunmarked5 1/4 x 14 1/4 x 10 1/4 inchesProvenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, MassachusettsOther Notes:

Japan, c. Edo Period; The taller with loop handles and partial old label at bottom. Height of tallest: 9" (23cm) Old East Side Providence, Rhode Island Collection.