Fulper Pottery 1910-1917 Large Heavy Matte Green Bowl Charger

Stamped with rectangular mark on bottom. Excellent condition. No chips, cracks or repairs. Approx. 3 in. H x 15.5 in. Dia. Weight 8.3 lbs.

Title: FULPER POTTERY LARGE BOWL ARTS & CRAFTS MATTE & GLOSS GRUEBY GREEN Date/Period: UNKNOWN Dimension: 13 x 2.5 x 2 deep Material: POTTERY Additional Information: FULPER POTTERY LARGE BOWL ARTS & C

Art pottery bowl having a copper interior, nice example of early Fulper showing a beautiful matte green drip exterior color and gloss green with copper interior, rectangular ink mark on bottom, good c

A large Chinese style example with three scrolled feet and a blue flambe glaze, a small example in a matte cream colored glaze and a bowl with four feet and a blue-green flambe glaze. Each marked as p

Fulper Pottery Matte Cucumber Green Fruit Bowl c1910s. Signed. Perfect condition. 8.25"d x 3.25"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIP

Fulper Pottery Green & Black Flambe Over Matte Green Effigy Bowl c1910s. Signed. Perfect condition. 10.5"d x 7.25"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the low

Large Fulper Pottery Pale Green Fruit Bowl c1910s. Signed. Base chip and large glaze bubble on edge, otherwise perfect condition. 13.25"d x 3.25"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your

American art pottery. Matte green bowl, c.1910. Teco mark on bottom. 1.5"h x 9.5"diameter

Fulper Pottery fruit bowl with green over matte mustard glaze. Signed. Perfect condition. 11.75″d x 5.25″h. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging

2 pieces Fulper Pottery. Low bowl, blue and green matte glaze, rectangular stamped Fulper mark, 1 3/4"H x 5 1/2"-diameter; low bowl / vase, glaze of blues, greens and browns over white, rectangular st

Green Matte finish ovoid bowl with two side handles, marked Fulper, 6' wide by 5" ht.

Large heavy stoneware pottery bowl. Possibly by Peter Voulkos, unsigned. 16 1/2" x 15" x 3".

Fulper Pottery Co. large two-handled vase, #490 in blue/green over rose drip glaze and two-handled shouldered vase, #485 in Green/Blue Flambé over Matte Blue Flemington, New Jersey, 1916-1922 (#490);

Fulper Pottery Co. group of three: Green Matte amphora vase, shape number 647, Blue Flambé footed bowl, shape number 447 and Mission Mat Brown vase with two square handles, shape number 65 Flemin

A Large Fulper Art Pottery Center BowlAn unusually large signed Fulper bowl in a heavy earth tone glaze. The glaze culminating in interesting drips to the underside.Diameter: 11 1/2 inches; Height: 3

Matte green-blue exterior with geometric pattern. Glazed green interior. Fulper mark on the base. Dimensions: 5.75"W x 1.75"H Manufacturer: Fulper Pottery Country of Origin: United States

A large Fulper pottery bowl with flamb� glaze over matte oatmeal background. 4-3/4in tall x 12in diameter.

Fulper Pottery Co. large console bowl with incised decoration in blue over green over ivory flambé glaze, shape number 468 Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 high glazed ceramic ink-stamped large

Squat rectangular ink mark 1910-1917. Measures 4 ½ inches x 3 inches diameter. Blues/tans Flambe into speckled matte blue glaze.

A group of three Fulper Pottery Co. pieces. Flemington, NJ. Smallest: 4" x 4 3/4". Largest: 8 1/2" x 3".++ Candlestick in matte rose and green glaze. Circa 1917-1934. Vertical ink mark on base. ++ Glo

Matte-green glaze with flambe insides. The bowl is four footed.

Fulper Pottery Co. Cat's Eye Flambé shouldered vase, #644, Green/Ivory Flambé oviform vase, #425 and Green Flambé over Mustard Matte low bowl, #51 Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 (#51

Five bas relief fish swim in swirling waters, signed with the vertical Fulper ink stamp, measures 3 x 11.25 inches . We ship in-house for all items with the exception of very large and or very fragile

FULPER ART POTTERY VASE, C. 1910, H 4.5", W 6" Fulper's leopard skin glaze. Olive green, light green and brown with crystalline accents. The rectangular ink mark dates this piece to 1909-1917.