NC Pottery Porch Vase, att. Waymon Cole, c. 1940s

Tall Neck Vase, Attributed Waymon Cole, J.B. Cole Pottery (Montgomery County, NC)Chrome Red glazed earthenware, having an elongated neck, ovoid body, dual angular grooved handles, unmarked. 18 3/4 in.

This mammoth of incredible NC early art pottery, circa 1930, likely was created by Waymon Cole at JB Cole Pottery. The glazing is stunning w/ rainbow of many hues, including the famed malachite. This

Attributed J.B. Cole Pottery (Steeds, NC)earthenware, the first is an angular bowl attributed to Waymon (4 1/2 x 10 in.), the second is a malachite glazed vase (7 1/4 in.), and the third is an elixir

A, COLE PALATIAL NC SEAGROVE TWIN HANDLE POTTERY VASE

"Aladdin Lamp" Teapot, Waymon Cole, J. B. Cole Pottery (NC)1970s, with cover, streaky green glazed earthenware, unmarked. 4 3/4 x 9 in. Private Collection Additional high-resolution photos are availab

Circa 1920, Seagrove, North Carolina, by Waymon Cole or Jack Kiser. Excellently formed example having incised decoration and loop handles at each side with a rich yellow glaze. The jar has several are

NORTH CAROLINA ART POTTERY PORCH JAR / VASE, ovoid form with rounded rim and applied arched handles, having dripped red chrome glaze. Unmarked. Probably the Cole family of potters. First half 20th cen

(3) A.R. COLE ART POTTERY PIECES. (2) VASES AND (1) CANDLE HOLDER. Vases marked A.R. Cole Pottery, Sanford, NC. Candle holder signed David Cole, 12/2/92.

ruffled edge, double handle, signed on bottom. Cole Pottery Sanford NC 6"h

Attributed J.B. Cole Pottery, (Steed's NC), Two Medicine Jars1940s, earthenware with split handles in green and blue glazes, not signed. 8 in. and 5 1/2 in. From the Collection of Quincy and Betty Sca

Brown glazed clay jug with detailed face of an Indian with a headband and feather. Signed on bottom 'North Cole Pottery, Sanford NC, Sandy Cole'. Measures 9.25"H x 6.5"D x 5.5"W. Condition report: goo

Sunset Mountain Pottery was a contract art pottery shop for J. B. Cole's Pottery. And the shop was named 'The Treasure Chest' in Asheville, NC. The shop dated from 1929-35. The initial two glaze color

Twist Handle Vase, Attributed Floyd Hilton at C. R. Auman Pottery (NC)1925-1930, clear yellow glazed earthenware with decorative handles and cobalt runs, unmarked. 8 x 6 in. Private Collection Additio

Aladdin Teapot, Waymon Cole (1905-1987, Montgomery County, NC)trademark form for Waymon at J.B. Cole Pottery, white glazed earthenware with random blue splashes, underside marked "WC / 85". 4 x 9 1/2

A Newcomb College Art Pottery vase, New Orleans. Decorated by Henrietta Bailey. c.1930. Incised / carved floral and leaf motif around the neck. Marked underfoot with the NC cipher, the decorator's cip

T.G. Craven, Cole, Ben Owens and Others. 14 Pieces of NC Signed Pottery. c. 1930s-80s. Variety of conditions from fair to excellent. Largest is 12"h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $150

Includes one ewer, one bud vase, and 4 regular vases. 7" tallest. Good condition.

Italian mid-century modern bucchero pottery vase, design attributed to Gio Ponti with Carlo Alberto Rossi, circa 1940s, made in the manner of Etruscan black ceramics, signed to underside "C.A. Rossi G

Late 19th c. English Staffordshire Pottery Spill Vase, depicting a rescue dog saving a drowning child, backed by a tree trunk with 'cole slaw' form greenery, gilded trim surrounding oval base, 7 3/4"

(2) Pcs Jugtown pottery, Seagrove NC, , circular Jugtown Ware stamp on base, c/o fruit jar (6-1/4" h x 4" dia), drip glazed vase (5" h)

Newcomb College Semi-Matte Glazed Ceramic Low Vase by Anna Frances Simpson Potted by Joseph M

(Sanford, North Carolina, early to mid 20th century) large blue multiglaze two handled floor vase, applied strap handles from shoulder to flared rim, "Rainbow Pottery Handmade Sanford N.C." stamp on b

Cross Handled Vase, Attributed Jack Kiser Royal Crown Pottery (1939-1942 Merry Oaks, NC)1940s, malachite mottled green glazed earthenware, well turned, unmarked. 11 x 8 in. From the Personal Collectio

Two Tall Vases, Sunset Mountain (1929-1935)made by J. B. Cole's Pottery and sold by a business named The Treasure Chest in Asheville, NC, malachite green glazed earthenware, both with impressed stamp