Vase Marked Pickard, Six-Sided

Vase Marked Pickard, Six-Sided, 11.5" x 6.75", Beautiful Scenic Vellum Decor, Artist Signed Janes, Texas Private Collection.

Vase Marked Beehive, Six-Sided, 10" x 5", Iridescent Blue And Brown With Panel Of Beautiful Young Woman Titled "Gracieuse", Blue Enamel Tapestry Highlights, Fantastic Gold, Elfriede & Marvin Miller Es

Vase Marked Heisey, Six-Sided, Nicely Engraved, 10" X 6.5", Fruit Decor, Florida Private Collection.

Vase Marked T&V Limoges, Six-Sided, 15" X 9", Hand Painted Rose Decor, Artist Signed "Porter", Private Collection, IL.

(7) Salt & Pepper Shakers Marked Pickard, All Are All Over Gold, (1) Pair 4", Six-Sided, Marked Pickard, (1) Pair 2.5", Handled, Six-Sided, Marked Leroy, (3) 1.75" Singles, Four-Sided, Marked Pickard,

(9) Assorted Porcelain Items, (1) 5" Six-Sided Vase Marked Nippon, (1) 5.25" Haviland Limoges Chamberstick, (1) 3" Modern Nippon Chamberstick, (1) 7.25" Leaf Shaped Dish Marked Bavaria, (1) 5.5" Oval

Pedestal Creamer & Sugar Marked Pickard, 5.5" x 6.25", Six-Sided, Scenic With Lake, Mountain And Column Decor, Artist Signed Gasper, Finial Repair, Mazzarella Collection.

Zanesville Stoneware Matte Red Six-Sided Vase c1920s. Marked "36". Slight lean, otherwise perfect condition. 11.25"h x 5"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within

Tea Pot Marked Pickard, 4.5" x 7.5", Six-Sided, White With Gold Border, Pink And Blue Floral Decor, Artist Marked Wight, Pot Has Inside Rim Chip, Estate Of Alan B. Reed, Author Of Collectors Encyclope

Compote Marked Pickard, 3.5" x 5.75", Six-Sided, Rose Decor, Artist Signed Marker, All Over Gold, Chip/Hairline On Edge Of Bowl, This Item Was Returned From Previous Auction Due To Damage Which Had No

Vase, Marked Nakara Art Glass, 13.5" x 5.5", Blue Shading To Pink Tones, Pink Rose Decor With White Enamel Beaded Highlights, Six-Sided, Gilt Metal Feet, Interior Rim Nick Which Does Not Affect Beadin

Vase Marked Rookwood Art Pottery, Dated 1924, 4.75" x 4.75", Model #2671, Blue/Green Glaze Finish, Six-Sided, Kansas Private Collection.

Vase Marked Weller Art Pottery, 11" x 6.5", White Hudson With Colorful Floral Decor, Six-Sided, No Artist Signature Visible, One Small Glaze Flake Near Base, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

Creamer & Sugar Set Marked Pickard, Limoges Blank, 4.5" x 5.25", Six-Sided, Cream Tones, Violet Decor, Mazzarella Collection.

(8) Salt And Pepper Shakers Marked Pickard, All Are All Over Gold Brocaded, All With Pickard Mark #12, (2) 4.75", Six-Sided, (6) 1.5", Four-Sided, Selling In Original Case, Collection Of Hosea And The

Pair Vases Marked American Willets Belleek, 2.5" x 2", Six-Sided, (1) Solid White, (1) Factory Decorated Floral Decor, Janice Gill Collection

(4) Pickard Style Items, Encrusted Linear Pattern, (1) 6.5" X 3" Vase Marked Pickard, (1) 3.75" X 5.75" Pedestal Cup & Saucer Marked Pickard, (1) 3.5" Pair Salt & Pepper Shakers, Four-Sided, Marked Os

(8) ASSORTED ART GLASS ITEMS INCLUDING (1) 7.5" BLUE CASED TWO-HANDLED VASE WITH CORALENE OVERLAY - (1) 9" FRY ART GLASS VASE WITH OPAQUE FOOT AND AMETHYST BODY - (1) 5" MARKED NAKARA SIX-SIDED HINGED

Pedestal Coffee Pot, Unmarked Stouffer Studios, 10.5" x 7.5", Six-Sided, Gold And Platinum With Floral And Lily Of Valley Spray, Artist Marked Kind, Shown In Pickard Book By Reed, Page 297, Estate Of

Lot of Six Pickard Hand-Painted Porcelain Vasescirca 1900each marked to the underside12 in. high (largest)Provenance: The Anthony Vidakovich Estate, Queens, New York

Lot of Six Pickard Hand-Painted Porcelain Vasescirca 1900each marked to the underside11 3/4 in. high (largest)Provenance: The Anthony Vidakovich Estate, Queens, New York

Six(6) sided porcelain vase. Handpainted rose and gilt decoration. Marked at the underside; 8.5in.H. x 8in.W.

Pitcher Marked White's Art Company, 8.5" x 8", Six-Sided, Grape Arbor Etched And Incised Gold On Cream Ground, No Artist Mark Visible, Exactly As Featured In Pickard Book By Reed, Page 301, Alan B. Re

Vase, Decorated Burmese Art Glass, 2.5” x 2.75", Six-Sided Top, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A Museum Quality Pen - These Markings Can Be Easily Remov