SHELDON CAREY (1911-2000) STUDIO POTTERY

Sheldon Carey (Kansas, 1911-2000) Group of Three 1965 The trio of carved and folded stoneware vases are each signed and dated on the base. The American Studio Pottery movement really began to gain tra

Signed and dated on the base '66. -- B. S. Alfred University 1939, A. M. Columbia University 1941. Professor Kansas University School of Design, Lawrence, Kansas 1944-1976. Measures 11.25 x 4.75 inche

Grouping of five (5) Kenneth Allen (1946-2000) studio pottery items with sgraffito, carved geometric, colored slip and Native American style decoration on buff colored clay grounds including: one (1)

Charles Counts American (1934-2000) studio pottery vase glazed stoneware Incised signature under base. There is a glazed over chip to rim, and a 1/4 inch chip in rim. Biography from TheMarksProject.or

Margit Subak Elsohn (Czech/American, 1911-2007) studio pottery ceramic redware owl sculptures, 2, both signed Elsohn, each depicting attentive birds. Larger: 6.5" H x 4" W x 6" D.

Counts, Charles (American, 1937-2000), Footed studio pottery vessel, 1987, incised "Save the Trees Please", and "A Prayer for Peachtree Rd" amongst abstract figural decorations, signed and dated at un

David Leach (1911-2005), a studio pottery stoneware vase, tenmoku glaze, impressed mark, 27cm high

Early 2000's Japanese studio pottery with beetles, bees, rams, butterflies, seahorse, insects and animal motif. Includes a larger centerpiece 11" x 7 1/2" bowl, a 6" bowl and a 7" vase. Each signed on

A Charles Count (American, 1934-2000) for Beaver Ridge studio pottery lidded vessel. Incised mark on bottom rim "Beaver Ridge." 11" x 7".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

Early 2000's Japanese artist signed studio pottery footed compote (9" x 4 1/2"), bowl (6 1/2") and vase (8 1/2"). There is a 3 dimensional grasshopper, with dragonflies, beetles, rams, butterflies and

PAIR OF STUDIO POTTERY LIDDED VESSELS-4" X 3" APPROX EACH-VERY GOOD CONDITION WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE AND USE, SMALL CHIP TO BOTTOM SEE PHOTO-DP112921

Richard Jerzy, American, 1943-2001. Two pieces of studio pottery with matte glazes and textured bodies include a footed bowl and a vase. The vase is signed and dated "R. Jerzy '68" and the bowl is sig

Richard Jerzy, American, 1943-2001. Two pieces of heavily textured studio pottery with iridescent glazes in copper and blue hues. Both are signed oe initialed and one is dated "67". Both in good condi

Two 20th Century Rick Schlag Studio Pottery Tiles. Each three dimensional tile depicts a Southwestern landscape complete with mountains, trees, rock formations, and the moon. Signed "Schlag" at the lo

An Early 20th Century Tiffany Studios Pottery Vase. Tall vase with small lip and tapered form is covered in an earth tone mottled/drip glaze in shades of golden brown and greyish-green. Incised "LCT 7

Mary Kring Risley (1926-2000) massive stoneware vessel c 1960s. Risley helped establish the renowned Wesleyan Potters Guild in Middletown CT. She exhibited in many venues, including the Smithsonian In

Anne Goldman Studio Pottery, "First Snow Vase", California circa 2000, signed on bottom "AG". Appx 7" t x 9" d. Very good condition.

Michael Simon (1947-2021) Studio Pottery Covered Bowl and Pitcher, Athens, Georgia, c. 2000, both with artist's impressed mark, bowl, ht. 5, dia. 6 1/4, pitcher, ht. 7 3/4 in. Footnotes: Provenance: T

An art pottery vase, the circular flaring mouth atop a short neck over a bulbous ringed and sgraffito-decorated body on a short ring foot, mottled blue and brown glazes, signed and dated: KU / Carey /

(Maine /Massachusetts b. 1911), all signed CEA. Height of tallest 6.5 inches

A Malcolm Wright Studio Pottery Stoneware Vase, wood fired with chum glaze, Marlboro, Vermont, ca. 2000, Signed on base. H: 9 1/2 D: 8 in.

(American, 1911-2000) with Mark Lindquist, monumental turned wood vessel, signed on base "2-84 Mel Lindquist Buckeye Burl turned - N. H. Finished - Florida Studio - Mark", 17-1/2 x 14-1/2 in.

O/M, SLR, 40 x 32", Tom Maley (1911-2000) lived and worked as an artist for most of his life on Martha’s Vineyard. His home and studio were located in a large field in rural West Tisbury behind

DAVID LEACH (English, 1911-2005). BROWN BOWL AND CELADON GREEN TEAPOT, A studio pottery vase with contrasting vertical stripes on dark brown (probably made in the early 1960s) with an impression of th