Arie Meaders chicken

Arie Meaders (1897-1998)Pair Of Decorated Chicken Pots.Initialed on bottom.Ash glaze with cobalt decoration.Repair to tail and head of larger work.Repaired tail on smaller piece.Overall pair in fair t

Arie Meaders. Small Two-Piece Chicken Bowl. Not signed. Bristol glaze. Provenance: Sticker"handmade for Peter Murphy". Mint condition. Top underfired Bristol. The bottom is a high glazed Bristol. Tota

Arie Meaders Georgia Folk Art Chicken Bowl. Bristol glaze with cobalt decoration. In excellent condition. Unsigned. Measures 5" tall x 4.75" long

Arie Meaders (Georgia, 1897-1989) covered “chicken bowl” comprised of a bowl with figural rooster lid, both having a light tan alkaline glaze with cobalt accents to the rooster body, face and tail

Arie Meaders. Beautiful Bluebird In A Tree Vase. c. 1960s. Not signed or dated. Bristol with painted decorated glaze. Mint condition. 14" h. Est. $4,000-6,000. Ship: $75

9 1/2" tall, 11 1/2" long, a few small flakes, unsigned, rare............In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward

Arie Meaders. Pair of Decorated Vases. Not signed but has her name on masking tape with original price $5 dollars. Cobalt and mixed glaze decorations dripped from firing with clear light ash glaze. Mi

Mint condition. Measures 12.5 inches across.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Photo and letter from consignor in photo section. Letter states these pieces were originally bought from Cheever

Mint condition. 12.75 inches across.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Photo and letter from consignor in photo section. Letter states these pieces were originally bought from Cheever & Family

Mint condition. Measures 9 inches tall.Bristol glaze with Cobalt grapes. Great detail with awesome patina. Partial signature initials on bottom with ink.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Phot

Mint condition. 8 inches tall. Bristol grapes with Cobalt glaze. Unsigned.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Photo and letter from consignor in photo section. Letter states these pieces were o

Arie Meaders. Bean Pot with Cherry Decorations. Not signed. Bristol glaze with painted cherries & leaves. Some minor wear to glaze and small chip on rim and lid. Decoration has lots of glaze crawl oth

Arie Meaders (attrib) (1897-1998)Pottery Owl.Not signed.Ash glaze.Chip on left ear, otherwise great condition.7” h.Est. $1,000-1,500. Ship: $45

Arie Meaders (1897-1989). Grape Decorated Bean Pot with Lid and 2 Bowls With Lids. 1969. Initialed and dated bean pot (rare to have a date), all others are initialed. Bristol and cobalt glaze. Glaze c

(Macon County, North Carolina, 1897-Hall County, Georgia, 1989), stoneware plate or tray, grape decoration, unsigned, 12-3/4 in. large open firing crack filled with plaster (as made) with smaller asso

Arie Meaders. Small Grape Decorated Bean Pot. Initialed. Mint condition. 6"h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $45

One small chip on rim. (see photos).Measures 3 inches tall x 8 inches across.With authentication letter signed by David Meaders

Arie Meaders. Dogwood Decorated Small Vase with Two Handles. Bristol Glaze. Initialed in script, 'AM'. Mint condition. 6" h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $45

Reggie Meaders Chicken 1982 and is signed and has a strong earthy rich brown alkaline glaze. Classic rooster from Reggie that has a great look and is fresh from the Duluth estate. Mint condition. Stan

Measures 15.75 inches tall.Two jugs married together to make a large vase. Unsigned.One small chip around center rim.

Arie Meaders Georgia Folkart Pottery Vase. Bristol glaze with applied floral design. Unsigned. In excellent condition. Measures 14" tall

covered dish, 5 1/4", unsigned, famous Georgia potter.........In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward, the Meade

covered dish, 5 3/4", unsigned, famous Georgia potter...In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward, the Meaders of

covered dish, 5 1/2", unsigned, small chip on beak, famous Georgia potter............In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradi