Indonesian Early Pottery Vessel

British/Continental, ovoid form with flared neck and base, in yellow, white, and green glaze, incised designs and two panels featuring figures and bird, base with museum label reading "Loan/14.1969/Ty

Two terracotta vessels including a Gorgan vessel with handle and ewer with handle. The Gorgan vessel with handle (piece on the right) was exhibited at the Baltimore Museum of Art from 1958-2012. The l

Three early pottery vessels comprising two vessels with handles glazed on the interior, one with wire mesh. [10 1/2" and 13 1/2" H]. Accompanied by a glazed pitcher. Spout chipped. [13" H]. In overall

Four early pottery vessels comprising: 1.) Two glazed pitchers with leaf motif. [9" H]. 2.) Pitcher with terracotta glaze. [10 1/2" H]. 3.) Pitcher with green glazed handle. [11 1/2" H].

Strip of a Pre-Columbian Andean woven textile, the orange and magenta dyes maintaining their glowing intensity, offered together with a small early pottery vessel with round base and narrow neck with

4 1/2" Early Painted Pottery Vessel

Early Villanovan Pottery Vessel Northern Italy, ca. 8th to 6th century BCE.

2 3/8” Early Southwest Pottery Vessel, Mother Anglla, Super Paint and Design

Pottery, ceramics, collectible hand made arts and crafts, measures ht 3 inches, diameter app 4.5 inches, collectible American Pottery

TWO EARLY PAINTED POTTERY VESSELS Neolithic Period, Gansu/Yangshao Culture The first a large storage jar, the sloping upper body and cylindrical neck painted in black and dark red with sweeping spiral

Group of Three Early Chinese Pottery Vessels. The first, a grayish-green ovoid vase with a tall neck and galleried mouth, applied to the body with a pair of taotie masks; the second, a blackish-green

Group of seven early Roman pottery vessels including a single handled pot, a footed bowl, a double handled urn and others. Soiling, wear, surface losses, chips, losses. Largest: 7 1/4" high, 6" wide.

A collection of very old pottery pieces, a mix possibly comprised of Pre-Columbian and Chinese. This lot and more forthcoming, are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the

Five Early Chinese pottery vessels: painted jar with handle, straw-glazed shallow plate, unglazed stem bowl, brown glazed jarlet and ash glazed jarlet with two handles; H: 4 1/4" (tallest)

Two small early Chinese glazed pottery vessels, including: Song Dynasty yingqing glazed funerary vase with moulded decorations; together with Song/Yuan Dynasty cizhou glazed jar with floral designs; H

Two Small Pottery Pitchers, one with remnants of brown glaze, for dispensing unguent or oil, 3 3/4" and 4 1/4" tall. Both encrusted, loss to rim of the larger.

Robert Arneson (American 1930-1992) Large and early studio pottery vessel by California artist Robert Arneson. Robert Arneson was an important figure in the American studio ceramics movement, using cl

Howard Kottler (1930-1989 Washington) Twist Fabric Pot 1965 Stoneware 17.5''x8''. A scarce early funk pottery vessel of wheel thrown and altered form with applied fabric. Silver luster glazed rim. Sim

Three early Persian pottery vessels. Includes two pitchers with bulbous form and single handle, and a stout pitcher with single handle and long spout. Some surface wear and losses to edges on all. 3 3

This lot contains four early earthenware pottery vessels with cord pressed and raised designs. Likely Warring States / Neolithic Chinese. Collected By artist Steve Tobin in China during the 1990's. Th

possibly Han dynasty, large jar of squat, ovoid form, gray ground with red and white pigment, remnants of line and swirl, tiger, and hunter on horseback decoration, 15 x 19 in. diameter [Asian Ceramic

Early Casa Grande Pottery Vessel, Size: Approximately 7" Tall, Ex Byron Anderson collection, Byron can be found in Who's who's in Indian Relics vol. 2

New Mexico, ca. 12th century and 19th century. The largest, a painted pottery vessel, Casas Grandes, ca. 12th century. The smaller bowl is Acoma or Laguna Pueblo. MEASUREMENTS Height of tallest: 6 3/4

Ancient Holyland, Levant, Early Bronze Age, ca. 3300 to 2030 BCE. A splendid and quite sizable pottery bowl adorned with a horizontal band of punctated dashes just below the rim. The graceful vessel p