Regis Brodie (American, 20th C.)- Ceramic Vase

Regis Brodie ceramic pottery vase, circa 1970s, three sunflowers within incised geometric composition, bearing maker's mark on underside. 8"H.

SIGNED REGIS BRODIE (American, 20th C.) CERAMIC POTTERY 17" HEIGHT VASE IN EARTH TONES.

SIGNED REGIS BRODIE (American, 20th C.) CERAMIC POTTERY 24" HEIGHT VASE IN EARTH TONES.

Regis Brodie studio ceramic tabletop sculpture, 20th century, standing squared form with incised geometric pattern, two small holes on top, bearing maker's mark on underside. 6" H.

Gary DiPasquale (American 20th Century) Ceramic Vase, Cherrios. A black ground with white circles "cherrios" throughout. Marked Gary DiPasquale to the underside base. Weight Approx., 2 lbs Measures Ap

Polchert, Stephen (American, 20th century), Ceramic vase with crystalline glaze, 1976, artist's name and date incised to base, body diameter 9.25 inches wide, the opening has 2 inch diameter, height 5

Michael Gubkin (American 20th c.)- Vase- ceramic vase with incised decoration, signed Gubkin on bottom, very good condition. 18''h

PAIRING OF WELLER LOUWELSA FLORAL VASESAmerican, 20th century, ceramic. Four-footed vase with pansy flowers entertaining stems and leaves, along with daffodil decorated vase initialed M.M. for Minnie

Michael Gubkin (American 20th/21st c.)- Untitled- ceramic vase, 1982, signed Gubkin 1982 on bottom. 12''h

(American, active 20th C.), ceramic bulbous vase, marked on base and numbered "32" 14-1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert

Suzanne Stephenson (American, 20th C.). A large ceramic vessel/vase with polychrome abstract decoration. Circa 1980s. Unsigned. 12in tall x 11-1/2in wide. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts priva

Jane Bazinet (American, 20th C) hand painted ceramic floor vase depicting four impressionist style female figures. Signed to lower side. Measures 30" (76cm) height.

20th c. American School ceramic vase in the form of a whimsical standing man, Provenance: Berea College, Kentucky. 17 1/2

THREE AMERICAN CERAMIC FLORAL VASESAmerican, 20th century, ceramic. One (1) Roseville Rozane Royal vase with decorative pansy flowers and two (2) unmarked, floral patterned vases.Tallest: 7 in. (17.78

Mark Pharis (attrib.), large ceramic vase, 20th c., American, hand-built slip glazed earthenware, unmarked, 29"h x 7"squ Provenance: Property removed from 1240 Park Avenue, NYC

(Native American/Cherokee, 20th century). Turquoise inlaid double opening ceramic wedding vase, black interior with crystallized finish, signed "RANDY" on the base, 6 x 5 1/2 x 4 inches. Private colle

James Johnston (American, 20th C.) Three geometric form sculptural vases. Signed J. Johnston on base Tallest: 13-1/2in. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts private collection. | Local and NYC curb

Studio Ceramic Vase By Paul Demeter (American, 20thc. ) of globular form with circular mouth, glazed in matte earth tones and decorated with an abstract gestural design, incised signature Demeter to t

SUSAN ANDERSON (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY)Ceramic, signed to underside. Natural, bulb form body to the vase, neck sprouting up with a coiling, silvered edge into a calla lily form, the light green transf

Large ceramic vase, constructed using the traditional Native American technique called slab-paddling, featuring textured surface, etched neck, and wooden handles, signed Jack Moulthrop (20th C., Ameri

(American, active 20th C.), underside marked with three dots 10"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert

Ceramic Face Vase by Vera Odeyne Neff (American, 20thc. ) Baluster form vase with ribbed design carved to both sides with a stylized face, in bright yellow glaze. Incised Double X signature to base.

Meyers, Ron (American/Georgia, 20th century), Glazed stoneware lidded vase with painted faces, unsigned, height 9.25 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contemporary ceramics living in West Vi

Large ceramic Pop Art vase in the form of a Cracker Jack box. American, mid-late 20th century. Hand painted, under glaze. Marked with incised "K" on base. Some crackling of surface, some repaired crac