Van Briggle art pottery mulberry glaze figure of Hopi

The three pieces as shown in Mulberry glaze exhibiting the base markings and glaze wash on darker clay referred to as 'dirty bottom' circa teens to 1920. Measures 4 x 5.5, 4.25 x 4.5, and 7.25 x 2.75

The essentially cylindrical form displaying organic motifs in mulberry glaze bears an illegible mark on the base in addition to the standard Van Briggle signature. The extra mark may be the date, 1920

(lot of 3) Van Briggle art pottery conch shell planters, consisting of large shell in green high gloss glaze, 18"l; shell in matte mulberry glaze, 13"l and shell in matte white glaze, 9"l.

Low bowl with raised flower design in matte mulberry glaze. Incised marks to bottom. Excellent condition. 2 1/8' H x 7" dia. approx.

VAN BRIGGLE ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, including two small pitchers, one with an overall matte red/purple or "mulberry" glaze, four with "Ming Blue" or turquoise glaze. All marked having Van B

Onion design vase in matte mulberry glaze. Incised marks to bottom. Excellent condition with a few light glaze scuff marks. 4 1/4" H approx.

Seven Van Briggle Art Pottery Vases: Including three with blue green; three mulberry; and one mustard glaze ovoid and baluster form vase with floral spray or leaf border {Height of tallest 9 1/2 inche

(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 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

First quarter 20th century, Colorado Springs, CO, apparently unmarked, depicting a seated female figure holding a bunch of roses, decorated in a turquoise glaze, 16.625'' H x 6.875'' W x 6.75'' D, est

Ceramic figure featuring Native American woman holding a pot. Mulberry and blue color; matte finish. Inscribed Van Briggle to underside. Signed by artist. #ceramic #figurine #NativeAmerican Dimensions

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

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

Arts and Crafts pottery vase, model 244 designed by George Bowyer Young, Mulberry glaze with green, 1922-1926 mark. 16"h x 5.5"

Van Briggle Colo. Springs Art Pottery Bowl with Lady Figure The image depicts a Van Briggle pottery piece, which is a collectible item from a company known for its unique glazes and Art Nouveau style.

1940's Van Briggle Art Pottery Mulberry Anemone vase . 5" high. Zanesville Pottery 9" high vase.

VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY FIGURE OF HOPI MAIDEN GRINDING CORN, CIRCA 1940 H 4.5" W 6":By Gene Hopkins. Depicting a Hopi woman grinding corn, the whole plum colored. Circa 1940 - 60.

Van Briggle Art Pottery Blue Glaze Vases , marked, h. 7 in. and 6 1/2 in. (2 pcs.)

Van Briggle art pottery vase. Turquoise glaze, heron or crane motif. Incised signature on the underside Van Briggle Colorado Springs Colorado GAP with AA Artus and Anne mark. 17 3/8"H. Glaze misses at

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

Van Briggle art pottery vase with matte glaze over a turquoise ground, the body with relief form blossoms, with maker's mark and signed "Van Briggle Colo Spg" to underside. 3.5" H x 5" W.

Van Briggle American art pottery three frogs figure, measures 2.25"H x 5"W. Impressed hallmark underside. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examine all photos closely. Please examine

Van Briggle Mulberry Glaze Pottery Vase. Measures approx. - 5" high x 8" diameter. Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at info@marketauctionsinc.com Please review all photos closely. T

Vase Marked Van Briggle Art Pottery, 6" x 2.75", Mulberry, Vertical Line Design, Dated 1918, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas