Van Briggle American Art Pottery Tulip Vase

Van Briggle Original Yucca leaf vase c.1930s Marked AA Van Briggle Colo Springs. It is 6 Diameter x 4.5 inches tall.

VAN BRIGGLE ART POTTERY TULIP VASE, INSCRIBED VAN BRIGGLE ON BASE, 3.75"H, SKU719.08

Van Briggle Pottery (American). Three pieces of American studio art pottery in a black and white drip glaze. The "triple vase" measures 7 in. x 6 in. x 6 in.; mulberry red vase measures 9 in. x 4 1/2

VAN BRIGGLE ART POTTERY OPEN TULIP VASE, INSCRIBED VAN BRIGGLE ON BASE, 2.75"H X 5"W, SKU719.08

AMERICAN VAN BRIGGLE ART POTTERY VASES, LOT OF TWO,each having turquoise or "Ming blue" matte glaze, comprising a "Despondency" vase featuring a figure enveloping the rim with left hand resting on top

A group of three Van Briggle American art pottery tiles. Each with stylized flowers; Orchid, Tulip and Lily. Measuring approximately 6" x 6". The undersides marked VBT, Van Briggle and with the compan

Four Pieces of Van Briggle American Art Potteryeach in the mulberry color, the first an Indian head vase, incised marks to base (11 1/2 in.); the second a low bowl, incised marks to base (3 1/2 in.);

each signed; the first: Weller, green glaze (5 3/4 inches high; the second: Van Briggle, dated 1904, shape number 177, blue-violet glaze (4 3/4 inches high); the third: Rookwood, pink glaze, dated 193

2 American Art pottery vases- 1). Roseville Donatello, cylinder form. 6''h; and 2). Van Briggle, mulberry glaze, marked. 5''h

Van Briggle (American (Colorado Springs, Colorado), founded 1901). A "Three Graces" figural motif turquoise and purple matte glazed art pottery vase, circa 1989. Marked on bottom with maker and "Color

An antique ceramic vase by Van Briggle Pottery, an American art pottery studio established in Colorado in 1901. Art Deco era, 1920s. Bulbous shape with relief swirl surface. Blue and green matte glaze

Van Briggle 3 1/2” Vase. Flower form shape in blue. The Van Briggle Art Pottery was the oldest continuously operating art pottery in the United States, having been established in 1901 by Artus and A

An American art pottery triple (connected) bud vase by Van Briggle Pottery, Colorado Springs. Gray spray at the top over a glossy black glaze. Measures 6.75" high, 6" diameter at the base.

(Lot of 6) American art pottery, comprising a Van Briggle vase with mulberry glaze, incised mark and '13'; a Weller green glazed footed vase with a scalloped rim; a two-handled vase with indistinct di

AMERICAN VAN BRIGGLE ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, each having Ming blue turquoise matte glaze, comprising two round bowls with upward-flaring multipartite leafy rims, three vases of various bod

Van Briggle mulberry art pottery vase, 20th c., American, incised marks to underside, 4.5"h x 7"w

DESCRIPTION: Vintage glazed Van Briggle art pottery vase featuring three Native American masks in high relief around the tapered body decorated with a midnight blue tone at the long hair over an other

American, Colorado, 1902, Carved With Crocus Flowers, Incised Underside With Aa Cipher, Pottery, Date And Number III, Height 6.25 Inches, Shelf Wear Underside. See Photos For Additional Condition Info

American, Colorado, 1903, Daisies In Low Relief With Brown And Green Glaze, Incised Aa Cipher, Name, Date And Number III, B201, Height 3.5, Diameter 4 Inches, Underside With Abrasion And Shelf Wear. S

American, Colorado, 1902, Carved With Flowers, Blue Glaze Incised Underside With Aa Cipher, Pottery, Date And Number III, Height 5 Inches, Shelf Wear Underside. See Photos For Additional Condition Inf

American, Colorado, 1903, Carved With Crocus Flowers, Incised Underside With AA Cipher, Pottery, Date And Number III, Height 6.25 Inches, Shelfwear Underside. See Photos For Additional Condition Infor

American, Colorado, 1907, Carved With Waves, Aubergine Purple Glaze, Incised Underside With AA Cipher, Pottery, Date And Location, Height 5.5 Inches, Shelfwear Underside. See Photos.

The Van Briggle Pottery was founded by Arthur Van Briggle in 1899. And continues to be as one the most important active American art pottery shops. These fine early earlier examples, with the one vase

Art Pottery Assortment (8) items including (2) modernist vases by R.F. Potter, a Shearwater Pottery celadon bowl and a Van Briggle tulip vase, all having maker marks on underside; as well as (4) unmar