Josh Copus Wood Fired Pottery Wedge Vase

Karen Karnes (United States, 1925-). Wood fired stoneware sculpted studio pottery vase / vessel. In shades of browns with some light purple speckling on side. Artist stamp / chop mark impression on bo

David Stuempfle (NC), Tall Pottery Vasewood-fired salt glazed stoneware with everted rim, long neck, melon body, stamped on the underside "DS". 18 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available

David Stuempfle (NC), Two Pottery Vaseswood-fired, salt glazed, a hour glass form (10 1/2 in.) and a gourd bottle neck vase (14 in.) (slant to the tall spout). Both stamped "DS". Additional high-reso

David Stuempfle (NC), Three Pottery Vaseswood-fired salt glazed, the first a tall form with bamboo style turnings, stamped "DS" on the underside (14 in.) (small rim hairline); a flared cylinder vase w

A Noda Higashiyama wood fired Anagama kiln abstract form pottery vase or bowl having unglazed natural finish. Marked on underside.

A Malcolm Wright Studio Pottery Stoneware Vase, wood fired with chum glaze, Marlboro, Vermont, ca. 2000, Signed on base. H: 9 1/2 D: 8 in.

Robert Sieminski (American b.1953) Slab built, hand tooled, and wood fired clay pottery. Sieminski is featured in several museum collections across the United States. Measures 10 1/2" Tall 11" x 13" w

Glazed stoneware drip glaze, hand thrown and wood fired. Beautiful decoration.

American Master Potter Robert Compton Salt glazed Bowl and Wood Fired Vase. 1-Carved Bowl, Korean Celadon Glaze, signed on the bottom, with the studio mark on the inside. Measures 7x7x4". Salt Glazing

(2 PCS) CONTEMPORARY ART POTTERY - Large Ovoid Vase and Smaller Bowl by Nancee Meeker of Westport, Mass. Made of wood pit fired white clay with terra cotta rims, in the Japanese Raku tradition, signed

A stupendous elegant vase by potter Steve Abee of the Catawba Valley. Circa 2000. The 6 strap handles are symmetrically placed, decorated with plate glass runs. And wood-fired alkaline glaze. Stamped

A four-piece Japanese pottery grouping to include a narrow Tamba vase, a wood fired vase, an Oribe bowl, and a blue Karatsu plate. Tallest vase: 8-3/4in. Provenance: From the estate of Geraldine Shapi

Paul Chaleff (American, b. 1947), Wood Fired Pottery Jar1983, spherical form with flared neck, attractive iron oxide glazes with stone inclusions, incised signature and date near base rim. 12 1/2 x 1

Malcolm Wright, wood fired pottery bowl, c. 2003, incised "MW" to underside, 4"h x 14.5"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executive

WOOD-FIRED POTTERY VESSEL, H 28", DIA 18":No apparent signatures noted.

5 WOOD FIRED POTTERY BOWLS Five wood fired pottery bowls. Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party Five wood fired pottery bowls. Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

Signed RAKU Fired Pottery Vase with Horse Finial Cover. size: 5h 5.5w

A burnished and sagger fired pottery vase by Scott Tubby, circa 1989. Signed and dated on the underside

Rook Wood Pottery Vase. 3 3/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS OR OMISSION

DESCRIPTION: A Raku fired pottery vase with cylindrical form, iridescent accents, and polychrome crackle glaze details. Incised signature at underside. CIRCA: Early to Mid 20th Century. ORIGIN: Contin

3pcs Matte Fired Pottery Vases. Signed. Decorated around tops. -- Dimensions: H: 15.5 inches: W: 11 inches: D: 11 inches ---

Untitled anagama (wood) fired pottery w. 22-1/2 in. d. 5 in. transition brown to cream glaze with black marks signed "CALLAS 01" on foot Provenance: A longtime Bedford, NY resident and collector

Peter Callas (American, Contemporary). A glazed anagama fired pottery vase. Signed on base. 8in tall x approx. 7-1/2in wide. Provenance: From the estate of Geraldine Shapiro, New York.

Group of Earthenware Table Articles Comprising: A slip decorated jar, unmarked A wood fired vase, unmarked A pair of glazed teabowls, stamped mark A pair of bowls with leaves, unmarked Together with: