Modernist Two-Headed Sculptural Terracotta Vase

Modernist sculptural glazed terracotta vase, featuring two heads with incised features, flat form with swirl decoration, bearing artist's mark. 28" H x 13" W x 4" D. Keywords: Modernism, Vessels, Abst

Each signed and dated '01 near base. Dimensions: (Larger, yellow) H 9.5" x W 12" x D 3" Condition: Yellow vase with one chip to edge; both showing light wear consistent with display including a few su

3pc Art Glass Modernist Lot. Two Vases & 1 Bowl. 1. Cased Glass teardrop form with clear glass body. Latticcino design to clear glass edges. 2. Teardrop Cased glass vase with red amber interior. 3. Bl

Tom Mcglauchlin (American, 20th Century) Modernist Sculptural Glass Vase. Signed and dated 1982 on bottom. Measures 9.5 inches x 8 inches in diameter.

Two Pre-Columbian Terracotta Vases West Mexico, Circa 1st Century B.C.-2nd Century A.D. Height of taller 12 inches. Property from the Collection of Judith Meister, Highland Park, Illinois Provenance:

Two Terracotta Floor Vases / Planters - 23 in tall x 13.5 inch diameter and 21.5 in tall x 11.5 inch diameter

A pair of petite Prattware terracotta transferware vases with battle scenes. 4-1/2in tall x 2-1/2in wide.

Hand painted two handled terracotta vase, an exact copy, according to the inscription on the base, of a vase dating to 560 BC, featuring the Ezmus Satyr, found in the Berlin Museum. Approx. 14 1/2" H.

Title: Magic Amulets - Thailand 1950-1970 Description: Magic amulets - One-Two-Three headed terracotta character.These amulets power possesses great spiritual strength. It is supposed to contain a pow

Mid Century Modernist Terracotta Glazed Vase Signed Roux. Decorated with applied fans of clay into a white thick glaze. 8 inches H.

Modernist Ceramic German Vase and 1 Sim ceramic bowl, iridescent glass vase (3 pc.) (NJWA89/3)(MS) Dimensions: Vase 9" H Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer.

Designed and signed by Petri to right side. C. 1900/1920's. Terra-cotta, stamped on the bottom Goldscheider, Wien, Besetzlich and numbers. Dimensions: H 22.25" x W 10" x D 6.75" Condition: Mild finish

Two terracotta sculptural works by Joslyn Tilson (b. 1934), part of a 2010 exhibition at Galerie Besson, Royal Arcade, London, "Calle Lunga S. Barnaba" and "S. Toma", 11"h x 8"w

Painted Terracotta vase (Tallest: 11" high) and a covered vase (Base: 3 1/2 inches). Base broken off.

Two Pre Columbian Mayan style terracotta pottery vases. Both features faded polychrome design. Taller Measures approximately 7 1/2 in. x 5 in. Smaller measures approximately 6 in. x 4 in. Fair conditi

Late 20th century. Unsigned. Two similar cased pieces. Clear over red with central hole. 10.25"h. and clear over purple, 15.75"h.

Jalisco, Mexico, ca. 100 BC. A large terracotta two-headed figure with cylindrical body and brown and orange stripe decorations. Purchased at Rex Arrowsmith's in Santa Fe, NM in 1972. Lot including or

LARGE AFRO-CELOTTO MURANO ITALY ART GLASS VASE: A Murano Afro Celotto modernist sculptural art glass vase. Teardrop shaped with a free-form opening in hues of blue, purple, and orange having textural,

DESCRIPTION: Two Modernist sculptural faces include the following: (1) silvered tone Aluminum face with incomplete features. (1) Modernist black tone metal face fitted atop a white marble base. CIRCA:

An exquisite modernist sculptural translucent crystal vase titled Bagatelle, designed by Robert Rigot. This vase is the largest version, a Baccarat's collectors dream. Baccarat backstamp. Artist: Robe

Glazed terracotta sculptural vase. Dimensions: 8” diam. x 21.5” H

David Lotton (b. 1960) paperweight vases, two: modernist form with aventurine accents and Spiralina goose neck vase Crete, Illinois, 1999; 2005 blown glass etched signatures and dates, sticker label t

This group of mid-century pottery will include two multi-opening sculptural vases with Japanese paper labels, and a tall hand-thrown volcanic glazed vase. Black vase measures 9" tall X 7" wide; brown

Two painted terracotta Indian vases, Newark, NJ, ca. 1910; Both marked; 12" x 8", 8" x 10"