Three studio pottery bowls including examples by Tim Andrews and Kenneth Quick, each with impressed

KENNETH QUICK (ENGLISH, 1931-1963) STUDIO POTTERY STONEWARE LARGE BOWL, conical form with dark tenmoku glaze, having finely incised concentric rings to top half of interior. Two impressed seal marks a

Group of three studio pottery pieces in a Japanese mingei style. Includes two yunomi tea cups or tea bowls and one larger bowl. All with impressed marks along the footrim.Keyword: Mingei, Wabi sabi, C

Three Warren MacKenzie studio pottery glazed vessels(American, 1924-2018)Comprising a vase and two covered bowls, one of the covered bowls with impressed mark.height of vase 6 1/4in (16cm); diameter 5

Studio Potteryvases, three1970sglazed ceramicone example impressed 'JB'largest: 9"dia x 13 1/2"h

Three assorted studio pottery items to include a bowl with an applied single handle, inscribed under; a tankard with brushwork detail, impressed mark UZB to base of handle; and a conical bowl. Largest

(Lot of 6) American studio pottery ceramic serving bowls, late 20th Century, including three graduated stoneware bowls having green and red glaze, together with a blush glazed soup bowl signed "Voulko

California Arts & Crafts-style art pottery tiles, three including a "Torrey Pines" example by Laird Plumleigh, the reverse impressed with the title and his "LP" monograph; together with an oak-framed

Four vintage studio pottery pieces, to include three bowls and one vase, two examples marked ;Jugtown Pottery;, one dated 1991, one signed example, blue glaze 10"h x 7.5" diameter / largest We happi

Randy Johnston (American, 20th/21st c). Group of three studio pottery ceramic vessels including two pitchers and one lidded bowl. Glazed stoneware. The larger pitcher and bowl are marked along the foo

THREE PIECES EDWIN & MARY SCHEIER STUDIO POTTERY American, late 20th century, ceramic, all signed Scheier to underside. Including brown glaze bowl with abstract female figure dancing across surface (3

Group of three items. (1) Pottery vase with modernist Japanese style decorations. No apparent signature. 9.75" H. (2) Japanese pottery Ikebana dish / bowl. Impressed mark. 2.25" H x 8.75" dia. (3) Jap

Group of three mid century studio pottery collection, including: Brian Martens for Clay City Pottery ring footed stoneware bowl with geometric pattern on a brown band; Roberto Montenegro (Mexican 1885

Three Cowan Pottery items all in the Oriental Red glaze including a footed bowl and two vases. Each is impressed with the circular Cowan logo and are in excellent original condition. The tallest vase

Four studio pottery pieces, including: three vases of various forms and coloration; together with bowl, signed illegibly to base; D: 12 3/4" (widest, approx.)

MOORCROFT POTTERY DISHES, THREE, DIA 4 1/2"-8 1/2":Including 1 round bowl, with short pedestal foot, H.1 1/2" x 4 1/2", 1 ashtray, L.6", and 1 shallow bowl, H.1 1/4" x 8 1/2". All are impressed 'Moorc

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASES, LOT OF THREE, including a matte pink 2123 example, a glossy red 6363 example, and a matte green 63 example with double handles. Each marked with impressed Rookwood logo, 14

Newcomb Guild Art Pottery collection of three pieces, 1944-1948 by Sadie Irvine with Kenneth Smith or Francis Ford, potter including a long-neck vase and bowl in the Lichen Ware glaze and a flared bow

Warren MacKenzie studio pottery glazed teapot and sugar bowl(American, 1924-2018)Each with an impressed mark.height of teapot 4 3/4in (12cm); length across spout 7 1/4in (18.5cm)

Matte blue interior with charcoal gray exterior, signed on bottom, c. 1960. Diameter 4.5 inches. Very good condition.

Jean Luc Breteau Chairs, set of four France, c. 1955patinated wrought iron, rope 44 h × 14.5 w × 15 d in (112 × 37 × 38 cm) Impressed signature to three examples 'Brete

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON FIGURAL DOOR HARDWARE LOCK ESCUTCHEON PLATES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a duck with lock mechanism, and three plates including two figural heads with one example having an arrow-fo

Native American, North America, Southwestern United States, Mimbres, ca. 1100 to 1150 CE. A captivating example of a coil-formed pottery bowl of a hemispherical form with a round but stable base, grad

Matte lavender glaze, Impressed ship mark, c. 1910. 2 inches in height.

Russian gilded silver and enamel kovsh set, 20th C., six pieces including large handled bowl, one large cup, three small cups and a bridge for small cups, all pieces marked "88" for silver purity and