Rex Hogan 2005 Pottery Vase

Mint condition. 6.5 inches tall

R. C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005), 27" Pottery Vase, "Women Husking Corn", Signed "R. C. Gorman", 20/70, 27" H X 20" Dia, Very Good Condition

2005 Rex Hogan Eagle Figural, this is a great example of true beauty in this piece. The eagle is highly detailed and has a fantastic look and real life features from the face to the talons which are s

R. C. Gorman (American, 1932–2005), Desert Flowers Pottery Vase1987, polychrome glazed ceramic, ink signed and numbered "141/150" to lower edge, the underside also ink signed, titled and dated.

R.C. Gorman (1932-2005) USA, polychrome pottery vase. Features matte polychrome painted figures on a large bodied vessel. Base signed R.C. Gorman 1985 Gorman Collection. Numbered 22/100. Measures 26"

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American, 1931-2005). Glazed ceramic pottery vase "Woman From Chinle." Numbered 10/150 and signed to side, inscribed to base. [18 H x 13 diam. inches]. Marks and abrasions, base w

R.C. Gorman (1932-2005) USA, polychrome pottery vase. Features a male and female figure painted in a glossy glaze and on a matte pink ground. Base signed R.C. Gorman 1987 Gorman Collection. Numbered 1

Native American Navajo Pottery and Wood Stick Hogan and Acoma Pottery Vase, Acoma Pottery Vase by M. Leno and measures 3'' x 3.5'', Hogan has clay roof and wood stick body

ROBERT CHAPMAN TURNER (AMERICAN, 1913-2005) STUDIO ART POTTERY STONEWARE VASE, cylindrical form with sharply tapered foot, having light greyish blue glaze. Marks to underside include incised brow

David Leach (1911-2005), a studio pottery stoneware vase, tenmoku glaze, impressed mark, 27cm high

Florida Faience studio pottery vase. Dated 2005 bottom with metallic sticker, and signed "Hand Made" with #505 and crown shape etching. Depicts a lovely landscape scene silhouette with ground tones of

incredible pottery rooster by Rex Hogan lots of detail in the feathers. Height 18"

fantastic pottery rooster by Rex Hogan. Great folky look and lots of great detail. Height 20"

Rudolph Carl Gorman, Native American (1931-2005). Barrel formed glazed ceramic pottery vase with a seated Native American potter covered with a blanket. Signed and numbered near the base, R. C. Gorman

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition art pottery vase. Titled, “Desert Flowers,” produced 1987 in a limited edition of 150. A large bulbous amphora body with

R.C. Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition art pottery vase. Titled "Walking Woman Danish Blue". Features two female figures in capes over a glazed ground. Artist signature at side. I

Rudolph Carl Gorman (R.C. Gorman) (Native American, 1931-2005). An art pottery seed pot floor vase in bisque to glazed finish. Titled, "Lea." A Modern Art figural work with a bulbous lavender barrel f

R. C. Gorman (American/Western: 1932 - 2005) original hand painted polychrome glazed pottery vase. Signed to base. Numbered 65/150 world wide. Measures 17-1/2" Tall. Total weight: 17lbs. From a Delray

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American 1931-2005). A signed and numbered limited edition studio art pottery vase. Monumental terracotta art pottery floor vase. Southwestern style figurative design with

RARE fantastic Rex Hogan Elivs Rooster "THE KING". Such a fantastic folk piece of pottery. Signed on side of base. Dated 2007. only a few of these rare Elvis Roosters were ever made. Less than 5.

R. C. Gorman Native American 1932-2005. Large painted & glazed vase with a woman in colorfu garb seated beside a bowl of chili peppers. Signed at bottom and numbered 46/150. 18"H X 13"W. Some minor su

(American, 1931-2005) signed along bottom edge "R.C. Gorman, Potters Proof," signed underside "Gorman Edition, 1986." 16"h x 11"dia.

R. C. Gorman New Mexico, Arizona, California,1932-2005 Titled "Woman from Chinle," Depicts a woman wrapped in a purple and red striped blanket surrounded by clear blue skies and desert landscape. Pott

Cecil Baugh (Jamaican, 1908-2005). A rare and large art pottery wheel-thrown vase of orb form, featuring a series of four relief carved figures. Modernist style; signed on underside. Baugh studied wit