Terra Cotta Pig Casserole Rube and Co

Terra Cotta Pig Casserole Rube and Co

One pig is ceramic, colored with gilt paint, reads as SKIDMORE COLLEGE 1911-1922, WC BUNTING CO A GREAT NAME IN POTTERY WELLSVILLE OHIO. The other piggy bank appears crafted from terra cotta, reads as

FREDERICK P. PLATT AND CHARLES CARSTEN; ATLANTIC TERRA COTTA CO.; Glazed Art Deco panel, 1930; Provenance: Horn & Hardart automat, 46th and Sixth Ave., New York City, F.P. Platt & Brothers, architects

Northwestern Terra Cotta Co. relief portrait tile Denver, Colorado glazed ceramic stamped mark tile: 6 1/2"w x 10"h; frame: 12 1/2"w x 16"h

American Terra Cotta Co. Stork and Ape figural bookends, pair Crystal Lake, Illinois matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks stork: 3 1/8"w x 4 1/2"d x 6 3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Colle

one 198 casserole; one 194 casserole. Marked Roseville Raymor USA.

Northwestern Terra Cotta Co. Rooster glaze sample, No. 7 Chicago, Illinois polychrome glazed terra cotta raised signature in the design design: 2 1/4"dia

Corning, NY. 9" high x 17-3/4" wide. Some losses.

This pig planter is made out of real terra-cotta clay. It has two drain holes on either side of the bottom of his stomach. It has a smiling face, cheery looking eyes, chubby legs and a curly tail. 14i

Egypt, Ptolemaic to Romano-Egyptian Period, ca. 2nd century BCE to 2nd century CE. A hollow-molded terracotta figurine of rare form depicting a pig standing on attenuated legs. The portly swine raises

Terracotta portrait bust plaque of George Washington New York Architectural Terra-Cotta Co., dated "1887" With stamped mark and date to bottom. H: 23 1/2 in. W: 18 3/4 in.

Pair of early 20th C. unsigned Galloway Terra Cotta Co. turquoise & black glazed pottery 29" (height) x 21" (length) double handle garden urns decorated with a raised floral rosette & a geometrical de

Norweta - Chicago vase with micro-crystalline glaze. Norweta (Northwestern Terra Cotta Co) was founded in 1886 but did not start making art pottery until 1906 upon hiring two of Teco designers, Fritz

Norweta Chicago vase with micro-crystalline glaze. Norweta (Northwestern Terra Cotta Co) was founded in 1886 but did not start making art pottery until 1906 upon hiring two of Teco designers, Fritz Al

Norweta - Chicago Micro-Crystalline Vase after 1906. Norweta (Northwestern Terra Cotta Co) was founded in 1886 but did not start making art pottery until 1906 upon hiring two of Teco designers, Fritz

A rare Denver Terra Cotta Company pottery frog pencil holder and/or paperweight in a great matte green glaze, signed on the bottom, "The Denver Terra Cotta Co" with impressed marks, circa 1920, size:

The Lot includes a Northwestern terra cotta bookend of a person holding and reading a book. It is stamped on the back with the words, "Northwestern Terra Cotta Co. Chicago". It measures 5" x 6" x 8".

MARKED THE DENVER TERRA COTTA CO. GOOD CONDITION 4 3/4" H.

A pair of glazed terracotta urns by Perth Amboy Terracotta Co. circa 1900. Ht: 27" Wd: 21" Dpth: 20"

Attributed to the American Terra Cotta & Ceramic Co. set of architectural tiles with rising sun and birds motif, three Crystal Lake, Illinois, 1920s polychrome glazed ceramic overall (as pictured): 55

Pedestal Vase, Terra Cotta, Haviland & Co., 8.5" x 6.5", Brown Tones With White Rooster Head Decor, Artist Signed "L. P." (Léon Parisot), Signature Shown In Jacobson Book, Volume, Partial Haviland Ma

Terra cotta life-size pig, approximately 12" H x 24" L.

5 1/2 inches high, 14 1/4 inches wide, 11 1/2 inches deep, Marked Roseville Raymor USA 185

with an associated brown lid together with a grey example. 5 1/2 inches high, 14 1/4 inches wide, 11 1/2 inches deep, Marked Roseville Raymor USA 185