RHEAD FOR AVON FAIENCE ARTS AND CRAFTS JARDINERE

An Arts and Crafts style undecorated jardiniere designed by Frederic H. Rhead, green high glaze with gilt accents at the handles. Measures 8.25 x 11.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house pac

Weller Rhead Faience humidor decorated in the English Arts & Crafts tradition with the saying As We Walk Through The World Let Us Smoke By The Way done in slip trailing. Incised on the bottom F, 115 a

Weller Rhead Faience punch bowl decorated in the English Arts & Crafts tradition most like the work of Frederick Hurten Rhead himself. There are incised decorative bands on the interior and exterior o

Vance Avon triangular vase, the influence of Frederick Rhead's squeeze bag technique revealing barren trees against an eventide sky and a flowing stream near the cut-out base in Arts & Crafts style. H

1916 Arts & Crafts Roseville Creamware Persian line, very large, 9 1/2" H x 12 1/2" W, jardinere. Condition - good, no chips, cracks or other issues, lime water stains which we did not try to remove.

1916 Arts & Crafts Roseville Creamware Persian line, jardinere with rare to find original liner, 8 1/4" H. Condition - good, no chips, cracks or other issues, lime water stains which we did not try to

A Rookwood Pottery antique faience floral tile. Rectangular four color work depicting a flowering relief botanical form in pink, cream, robin's egg blue, and navy blue. Impressed stamp to verso ROOKWO

First quarter 20th century, Boston, MA, impressed circular maker's mark ''Greuby Faience Co. / Boston U.S.A.'', the cylindrical neck over a bulbous body decorated with impressed oval reserves, in an a

First quarter 20th century, Boston, MA, impressed circular maker's mark and remnant of paper label to underside, a molded scarab-shaped paperweight in an all-over dark green glaze, 1.25'' H x 2.75'' W

An antique French Art Nouveau vase by Vance Avon offers Faience art pottery construction in bulbous form with female figures and floral elements in relief, glazed with gilt highlights, signed on the b

Rare Grueby Arts and Crafts Faience Co Pottery Vase. Offering an authentic from the period. Features 5 yellow buds set between five tube lined leaves with green crystalline glaze. Being sold as shown

4 3/4"

Rookwood pottery faience rose tile in wooden frame, early 20th century, impressed marks "ROOKWOOD FAIENCE," "B669," and "327," on underside. Image: 4" x 4"; frame: 9.8" H x 9.8" L x 0.75" D.

Grueby attributed Arts and Crafts period art pottery tile, with a peach and pinecone motif in Siena orange, light green, and buff cream on a blue ground, label to reverse, housed in an oak wood frame.

Including a Delft tile impressed with a depiction of an owl under the moon and stars, with makers mark to back; a slightly larger Delft tile impressed with a beehive and flower scene, with makers mark

English Arts & Crafts Rhead-Like Vase. Unmarked. Restored rim. 10" tall

The unmarked decorative jardiniere with floral border. Height: 9 3/4 inches. Diameter: 11 inches. Weight: 2 1/2 lbs. Condition: Some minor dents on base.

Louisa Weller Arts and Crafts Art Pottery Jardinere with Flower Decoration. size: 9.5h 12.5w

Vintage American Arts & Crafts Majolica Art Pottery Jardinere 6 inches height, 8 inches diamter. size: 6 in. x 8 in. THIS AUCTION HAS SPECIAL PICK UP DATESSPECIAL PICK UP DATES AND TIME-LINE, W/ EXTEN

California Faience Vase USA, 1915-30glazed earthenware8 h × 3.75 dia in (20 × 10 cm) Incised manufacturer's mark to underside 'California Faience'. Literature:

Vase with scenic landscape By Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880-1942) Vance Avon Faience Tiltonsville OH/Wheeling WV Circa 1903 6 5/8" H High gloss glaze with squeeze bag technique showing leafless trees a

Frederick Hurten Rhead (British-American, 1880-1942) Four Vessels, Avon Faience, USA, circa 1903 Glazed earthenware, squeeze-bag decorationComprising two open pitchers, a pitcher with removable hinged

Arts and Crafts Majolica "Grapes" Pattern Jardinere Plant Pot 8 inches x 9.5 inches. size: 8 x 9.5

The shade after Tiffany Studios (American, 1878-1933); the base, possibly Grueby Faience Company (1894-1920). Green stained glass "Vine Border" or "Acorn" lampshade on a green arts and crafts faience