George P. Kendrick for Grueby, Rare vase with brown

George P. Kendrick for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase, model 88 USA, 1898-1902glazed earthenware 12.5 h x 8.5 dia in (32 x 22 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside 'Grueb

George P. Kendrick for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase, model 88 USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 12 h x 8.25 dia in (30 x 21 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery Bo

Rare Grueby George Kendrick Designed Vase. Heavy matte green vase has a 9 leaf carved design around the body pointing up to the shoulder, has a pinched neck and a wide rim with leaf decoration. Has a

Grueby Faience Company Art Pottery vase, Model #84, having a green matte glaze and pinched neck with stylized leaf design, designed by the pottery's first director of design, George Prentiss Kendrick.

A Rare Majolica Butterfly Posy Vase c.1875 After a George Jones original. Modeled as brown tree trunk decorated with a large butterfly and trailing wild rose with a turquoise interior, 5” After a Ge

Rare Pair of George Jones Faun and Conch Vases c.1875. Each Modeled as a faun with vines in its hair and clutching a turquoise conch shell draped with a  pink ribbon and sat upon a brown rocky ground

GRUEBY Rare vase with leaves, Boston, MA, 1902 Circular Pottery stamp, incised DS 1902 and illegible cipher 10 1/4" x 6"

RUTH ERICKSON GRUEBY Rare large vase with stylized leaves, Boston, MA, ca. 1905 Circular Pottery stamp/incised RE, original paper label and price tag ($100) 9 1/2" x 9" Provenance: The period Craftsma

Grueby Faience Company Rare vase with tulips USA, 1899-1910glazed earthenware 8.75 h × 8.5 dia in (22 × 22 cm) The present form is one of only two known examples. Impressed

Florence Liley for Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large vase with trefoils USA, 1900-1910glazed earthenware 12.25 h × 8 dia in (31 × 20 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to unders

Wilhelmina Post for Grueby Faience Company Rare cabinet vase with daisies USA, 1908glazed earthenware 2.75 h × 3.25 dia in (7 × 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Gr

Ruth Erickson for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase with leaves and buds USA, 1899-1910glazed earthenware5.75 h × 9.5 dia in (15 × 24 cm) Sold to benefit the Saint Louis Art Museum acq

"RARE" George Brown clockwork Equestrian Acrobat Hoop Toy. Wonderful clockwork Hoop Toy with Acrobat standing on the back of two Horses. Still has the original figure wired to the Hoop. The toy does h

Rare small vase; dark, rich brown glaze. Relief of side view of a jester in turquoise and pink coloration.

Rare small vase; dark, rich brown glaze. Relief of front view of a jester in turquoise and pink coloration.

Mid Century Glass 1960's George Briard Cylinder Daisy Vase - Rare-Maker: George Briard Size:10 x 4 inches. MCM George Briard daisy cylinder vase - Briard has taken his glass work to a new level - rare

Grueby Pottery Matte Brown Vase c1905. Signed. Perfect condition. 7"h x 3"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship o

Bengt Ekeblad (1922-2003), Swedish ceramist for Rörstrand. Unique miniature ceramic vase with glaze in reddish-brown shades. A rare vase. Marked and dated '64 (1964). In perfect condition. First

Rare small double handled vase; rich brown glaze. Features a witch at her cauldron in low relief.

A Rare George Jones Majolica Ivy Vase, c. 1875. The turquoise bulbous body decorated with ivy leaves and berries all on a circular pedetal base with yellow foot rim Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus

c.1875,  straight sided, the cobalt body with   large upright acanthus leaves, a gold rope twist to the top and bottom edge, 3 3/4". Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolau

Grueby Pottery small matte brown vase. Signed. Marked with what look like museum inventory or collection numbers from 1931. Excess kiln material fired on shoulder of vase give this vase a very organic

[GOLD RUSH]. IRVING, Washington (1783-1859). The Adventures of Captain Bonneville, U. S. A. in the Rocky Mountains and the Far West. New York: George P. Putnam, 1851. 8vo. With the rare folding map of

P. D. designed freeform vase with reddish-brown glazes. Amphora oval, combed bottom RSTK mark, impressed “3549”. An example of this form is illustrated in The House of Amphora, Scott, p. 1