Rowe Works and Other Stoneware Pieces

Lot/2 blue decorated stonware pieces: reproduction bottle w/bird & floral design, signed Handmade Rowe Pottery Works, Cambridge, WIS 1989, 8 1/2" T x 3 1/2" base diameter AND a double handle crock w/f

THREE PIECES OF CONTEMPORARY STONEWARELate 20th CenturyA Rowe Pottery Works oval redware dish with key design, length 8.25", a Westmoore Pottery redware casserole dish, diameter 11.5", and a

Rowe Pottery Works 1-1/2 Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Blue Conestoga Auction Logo Decoration. Cambridge, WI, dated 1991. 9"h. Condition: Very good.

Lot of Rowe Pottery Works.4 pieces.

2 Lamps, Rowe pottery works stoneware jug, 1990, and Wedgwood style ceramic urn formDimensions: Both 22" Overall (BECK072/2)(WT)

Rowe Pottery Works Salt Glazed Stoneware Table Lamp from 1987. Measures 23" tall. No shade. Condition: Good

Matthew Patton is a potter from Seattle WA, he is known for his glazing surface treatment on his stoneware pieces. His work are beautiful pieces of art hanging on the wall, but can be taken down to be

Includes Salmon Falls Stoneware, Rowe Pottery Works, and Old Guilford Forge. 4 1/2" to 9 1/2" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the a

Hand crafted Rowe Pottery Works, Cameridge, Wisconsin small stoneware salt glaze crock with cobalt bird one one side, 3.25" H. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at (260)

A pair of openwork holders hand-built from four pieces of stamped slab work stoneware and joined by hand, possibly unique whimsies. Factory markings under the base, artist's initials of "ff' for Minni

TWO REPRODUCTION STONEWARE ITEMS BY ROWE POTTERY WORKS. American (Wisconsin), 20th Century. Double-handled jar with exuberant cobalt decoration, built as a lamp. Covered jar with cobalt blue heart and

Elevate your collection of vintage pottery with this striking pair of large salt glazed stoneware jugs crafted by Rowe Pottery Works. With their classic yet timeless design, these jugs stand at 9 1/2

Stoneware Crock Lamp Rowe Pottery Works Cambridge Wisconsin 1999; Blue Heart Decoration. size: 22h 8w

(12) Pcs., many marked: Handcrafted ROWE POTTERY WORKS, Cambridge, WIS. Dated 1990-1992. Largest piece is 3" tall. Included is a sitting rabbit and hen. Bench is 12" L x 7" T. Condition

Brushed cobalt bird on twig decoration with "1" capacity; impressed mark for Rowe Pottery Works, Cambridge, Wis.; 8 1/2" dia., 7 1/8"H; good condition---From the estate of Joseph Ewing, long-time anti

Late 20th century. Three are impressed "Hand Made Rowe Pottery Works, Cambridge, Wis." Two gallon with handles and cobalt decoration, 9"h. And handled with cobalt cow, 7.25"h. And cylindrical with cob

Impressed "...Rowe Pottery Works, Cambridge, Wis. 1985". Two applied handles and brushed cobalt stag with "2". 9"h. 10"d.

Stoneware. Multicolored, with Santa and holly designs. Handcrafted. Rowe Pottery Works impressed backstamp. Dimensions: 0.5" H x 4" dia. Manufacturer: Rowe Pottery Works Country of Origin: USA

Byron Temple American, (1933-2002) covered jar stoneware pottery signed. Byron Temple's works are generally spare, simple forms referencing Bauhaus and Asian ceramics. His pieces were thrown using por

Lot 4 stone ware bowls. Various designs and manufacturers. Includes RED TRUC CLAY WORKS, POINTPOTTERY, and GRESPOTS DIGOIN FRANCE. All pieces are glazed. Largest piece measures approx 3 inches h and 8

The two studio pottery works as shown. the larger being a glazed raku charger signed James. the covered piece is unsigned. Measures 9.5 x 6.25 x 6.25 and 4 x 15.25 inches. We happily provide seamless

Massive Zanesville Stoneware hand-thrown 27 inch floor vase covered in tan high glaze and having cobalt blue dripped from the rim, the work of Lawrence Pickrull who signed the piece on the side. Impre

Doulton Lambeth tyg sporting mug featuring rowing figures and scroll work. The piece measures 6 1/8 by 5 1/2 inches and dates from late 19th/ early 20th century. Mug is impressed on bottom with Doulto

Circa 1860, likely Upcountry, South Carolina, early work by the Whelchel family. The piece has a nicely tooled rim over well placed handles on an ovoid body with a nice alkaline glaze. One side has a