Hjorth (Bornholm) glazed stoneware figure in the form of a dog.

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Stoneware Figure of a Howling "Dog," Early 1970's-1990's. Modelled in triangular arched form, incised and covered in speckled

A GLAZED STONEWARE FIGURE OF A PEKINGESE DOG 19th century On a hardwood stand. height of dog 11 1/4in (28.5cm); width 14 1/2in (37cm); depth 5in (12.5cm)

Includes a pair of Chinese Ming? dynasty dog form tomb guardians; (3) glazed bowls of various sizes, shapes, and color variations - with losses, and repairs; and a Chinese glazed seated figure. From a

Group of five animal figures: two bears, dog, monkey, and foal, Denmark, ca. 1950s/60s Glazed stoneware All stamped and incised KK Largest: 6 1/4" x 7 1/2" x 4 1/2"

Modern handcrafted glazed stoneware studio art pottery center piece, marked: Page Thorbeck Le Studio, 1985. Image of 7 barking dog painted figures. Page Thorbeck Le Studio mark on verso (view photo).

AMERICAN SIGNED SEWER TILE / STONEWARE SPANIEL FIGURE LAMP, brown-glazed, seated form with closed feet, punched eyes and nostrils, solid with hole and channel under base for cord, and original electri

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Stoneware Figure of a "Cat" and "Dog," Early 1970's-1990's. Modelled, incised and covered in speckled matte cream glaze with a

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Stoneware Figure of a "Cat" and "Dog," Early 1970's-1990's. Modelled, incised and covered in speckled matte cream glaze, compo

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Stoneware Figure of a "Cat" and "Dog," Early 1970's-1990's. Modelled, incised and covered in speckled matte cream glaze, compo

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / STONEWARE SPANIEL FIGURE, lead-glazed, right-facing hollow seated form with closed feet, collar, lock, and chain, vent hole under base. Probably Pennsylvania or Ohio. Fourth qua

AMERICAN STONEWARE SPANIEL FIGURE, Albany-glazed, right-facing hollow seated form with closed feet, collar, lock, and chain, vent hole under base. Probably Pennsylvania or Ohio. Fourth quarter 19th ce

Louis Mendez (American, 1929-2012) modern brown glazed ceramic stoneware art pottery sculpture depicting abstract forms reminiscent of figures and a face, pencil signed to underside. 22.5" H x 11" W x

each figure in the form of a fu-dog set with an urn on its back. with front paws resting on orbs and raised on square pedestal bases 7 1/2 x 5 x 2 1/2 inches

Trio of animal figure, multicolor, scholars items. All glazed in brown, yellow, green, and blue. Two are water droppers in the form of dogs and one is a brush washer with 3 birds perching on the rim a

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Stoneware Figure of a "Puppy Dog," Early 1970's-1990's. Modelled in triangular form incised with a "spot" over its eye, covere

After the Chinese folk tale about the Goddess of the Moon, 'Chang-e,'   the figure standing on a domed base with applied cloud forms glazed in blue, green and white, the goddess wearing an embel

Bristol-Slip-Glazed Stoneware Dog's Head Bank, probably English, late 19th century, molded in the form of a terrier's head with incised slot in rear and applied collar including buckle and piercings.

PAIR OF CHINESE ROOF TILE FINIALS - Ming Dynasty Glazed Stoneware Foo Dog Finials, in opposing stances, with green, blue and brown glazes, on later wooden stands, 15 1/2" x 14" x 18" (figures only). W

Simon Peter Gerz 286A German Cobalt Salt-Glazed Stoneware Vase. (Stein in triangle stamp). Discoidal-form body, open loop handles terminating in rams heads, central reserves with embossed figures of j

3 with pewter lids, one with glazed stoneware finial (5.5"D X 14"H). All four with tree branch form handles. Allegorical scenes with male and female figures. Two signed (illegible and GK). Loose lids.

Chinese, 20th century. Pair of vibrant blue glazed table top porcelain figures depicting foo dogs (or guardian lions), portraying male and female forms of shi with male holding orb and female with cub

Pair of Chinese Shiwan Pottery Stoneware Foo Dogs, Blue and green glaze, 19th century, pipe form on back of figure, on rectangular base. 18Lbs. 12”height x 10”

A Chinese Antique Yellow & Green Glazed Porcelain Vase: Of Oval Form, Finely Painted With Green Lion Dog Figures Set Against An Even Yellow Glaze, Six Character Qianlong Mark On The Base in Deep Cobal

Late 17th century; probably German,figure of well dressed gentleman in elaborate costume holding a floral basket, 7 1/4 in. H.