Four Pottery Character Humidors, Weller Dickens Ware II

Weller 'Dickensware II' pottery vase- Young Maiden with Flowers- artist initialed impressed mark rim repair. 13''h

Weller Pottery Dickens Ware ceramic vase. Features incised and painted portrait of a cowled friar figure over a blue and ivory background. Marked on bottom. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-

decorated with flying ducks and with a fish-form handle. 4 7/8 inches high, 4 3/8 inches wide, 3 3/8 inches deep, impressed DICKENS WARE WELLER/X329/II. Artist's initials EP for Edward Pickens and mon

6" WELLER ART POTTERY FIGURAL HUMIDOR MARKED "DICKENS WARE" - "DICK" - DOES HAVE SOME SMALL CHIPPING AROUND RIM AND LID

Seven pieces Dickensware: four Dickensware I (two jardinieres and two oil lamp bases), and three Dickensware II jugs, Zanesville, OH, 1900-05 All marked Tallest: 9"

Four pitchers depicting Dickens characters. Royal Doulton backstamps. The first features Sairey Gamp titled 'Old London'. The second features Sam Weller, Mr. Pickwick The Fat Boy and Tony Well

Weller Dickens Ware II pitcher showing a trio of football players. Impressed on the bottom Dickens Ware Weller, 580 and 12. There is a gold museum exhibition sticker. Shown on page 50 of "Weller Potte

Weller Pottery"Dickens Ware" Golf-Themed Vasecirca 1900glazed earthenwaremarked "Dickens Ware / Weller"11 3/4 x 3 inchesProvenance: Private Collection, Montclair, New JerseyOther Notes: Fontai

Weller Pottery"Dickens Ware" Indian Vasecirca 1901glazed earthenwaremarked "Dickens Ware / Weller / L.J. Burgess / 1901"14 3/4 x 6 inchesProvenance: The Harold F. Wright Estate,

hand painted birds in flight, standard glaze, shape 565, artist signed L. Knaus, 11 1/2"...............One of the pioneers of Ohio art pottery was Samuel Augustus Weller, who created the seventy-year

Attributed to Frank Ferrell (1878-1961) for Weller Pottery Dickensware earthenware vase with incised and painted seagulls and waves Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1901 high glazed ceramic impressed "Dickens

Decorated with a fisherman on a river bank, unsigned, c. 1900, height 16.5 inches.

Irishman-form tobacco jar having nicely decorated surface and in good condition with incised signature at underside of the lid. H6 3/4" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey S

Beautiful signed Dickens ware Weller pottery jardinière in blue, artist signed. All good, estate fresh. 7" wide, 10" tall.

Both are marked "Weller Dickens". There is a slight glaze miss under the lid of the tan humidor. From the collection of James Lee Soffer.Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: Largest: 6-1/2" T.

First quarter 20th century. Third Dickens line "Squeers Snowley from Nicholas Nickleby" on sage green shaded background, 4.25"h.

A Weller Dickensware pottery vase. Triangular vessel with circular mouth and three handles, a carved and painted fish at each side, on a matte green ground. Impressed "Dickens Ware/Weller" underneath,

Edwin L. Pickens (19th/20th century) for Weller Pottery Co.Dickensware earthenware vase with the Native American portrait of "Blue Hawk", shape number 113Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1900matte glazed ceram

Vase Marked Weller Dickens Ware Art Pottery, 9" x 4.5", Woodpeckers Scenic Decor, Artist Signed, The Doyle and Mary Jane Fair Collection, KS

Four Weller Pottery 'Ardsley' Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, 1920-28. Comprising a Kingfisher flower frog, a corner vase, a vase, and a candleholder, each marked with the "WELLER POTTERY" half-kiln black in

Dickens ware Weller Art Pottery vase. 10"h x 9"dia

Weller Pottery Co., impressed "Dickens Ware / Weller" on bottom h. 11 dia. 8 in. Provenance: Property of a gentleman n.b. Not all items are on display in our saleroom. If you wish to see a specific it

Edwin L. Pickens (19th/20th century) for Weller Pottery Co. earthenware Dickensware vase with the Native American portrait of "Blue Hawk", shape number 113 Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1900 matte glazed ce

Vase Marked Weller Dickens Ware #179 Art Pottery, 14" x 4.75", Scene of Woman and Two Children Walking Thru Trees, Artist Signed Upjohn, Dated 1902, The Doyle and Mary Jane Fair Collection, KS