North Cole Pottery Yellow Vase

signed on bottom 7"

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

large green vase. Signed and dated on bottom. 12"

applied decoration, signed on bottom, 6"

sgned on bottom 6.5"

signed on bottom 8"

pair of vases signed on bottom, tallest 5" height

3 handled vase with another vase. Signed on bottom, tallest 7.5" high

Fine 1920's Jacon B. Cole (1869-1943) North Carolina Art Pottery Vase with a stunning glaze and is in collector grade condition. Standing 8 1/2" Tall

signed on bottom North Cole Pottery 7"

Strawberry planter. North Carolina Ceramic. Some wear and minor chips. H 13" G

J B Cole pottery vase, with rope handles, drilled for conversion to a lamp, 9 by 6 inches.

A Neolia Cole (North Carolina, 1927-2016) redware vase with two handles and mottled green and brown glaze. Signed on base. 12 1/2" x 10".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

Mint Condition. Measures 5 inches tall.

early to mid 20th century, North Carolina. probably Cole family. H9 1/4" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley, SC.

Pottery Lot, A.R.Cole North Carolina Vase,Pitcher & Bowl. Assorted lot that includes a green/ brown vase with matte finish which is the A.R.Cole signed piece from North Carolina. The other two pieces

all signed on bottom, Cole Pottery and others, tallest vase 6" tall

(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

One contemporary, green mottled, two-handled vase marked "Shelton's Pottery Spring Festival 2003." One A.R. Cole cocktail pitcher, with two chips on the rim. Tallest, 10" H. x 3 3/4" Dia.

Featured in this lot is a rare authentic hand decorated Rookwood Pottery vase, 1889, brown polychrome decoration with yellow flowers. Rookwood Pottery ranges in value from hundreds per piece to thousa

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

(Arden, North Carolina, 1926-1961) low shoulder vase with streaky cream glaze over yellow brown glaze, green and yellow steaks with blue crystals, pink glazed interior, potter at wheel mark on base da

nine pieces, to include: AR Cole raspberry glazed trumpet vase (rim glaze flake) and a candle dish; a North State small bowl (flake to side); Ben Owen Master Potter frogskin pitcher (rim flake); noggi

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