Paradox Pottery Baluster Vase, 1998, produced by Jim

English, including a baluster form vase in "Passion Fruit" pattern, with iron mark dating 1998. Together with a "Sweet Briar" pattern vase, with jug mark dating 1999. Both with inscribed makers marks

Newcomb College Art Pottery Baluster Vase, 1921, by Anna Frances Simpson, in the Moon and Moss motif, matte glaze, the under side with the Newcomb logo, LS63 for 1921, JM for potter Joseph Meyer, AFS,

Grueby Art Pottery Baluster Vasefirst half 20th century, matte green glaze relief decorated with leaves and long stemmed golden tulip buds, bottom marked with circular Grueby Pottery stamp. 8 3/8 in.

Newcomb Art Pottery Baluster Vase, 1921, by Sadie Irvine, matte finish, in the Moon and Moss pattern, thrown by Joseph Meyer, the underside inscribed "NC, SI, JM, 209 and Lp78," H.- 7 3/4 in., Dia.- i

Newcomb Art Pottery Baluster Vase, 1929, by Sadie Irvine, in the moon and moss pattern. matte finish, thrown by Joseph Meyer, the underside inscribed "NC, SI, JM, 250 and RW87," H.- 8 1/8 in., Dia.- 3

Newcomb College Art Pottery Baluster Vase, matte glaze, 1902, Moon and Moss, 1902, by Aurelia Arbo, thrown by Francis Ford, the underside inscribed with "NC, W44, AA and F," H.- 5 3/8 in., Dia.- 5 3/4

Newcomb Art Pottery Baluster Vase, by Corrinna Luria, 1911 matte finish, with floral decorated shoulders, repaired, the underside marked "NC, B., EI57," H.- 4 3/4 in., Dia.- 6 in. Provenance: The Esta

Newcomb College Art Pottery Baluster Vase, 1933, by Sadie Irvine, thrown by Kenneth Smith, of stylized tyg form, in blue matte glaze with green highlights, the underside marked "NC, KS, UK23, SI," H.-

Wedgwood Tortoiseshell Glazed Pottery Baluster Vase Impressed mark. 10 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. The Neoclassicist: Niall Smith

George E. Ohr (Mississippi, 1857-1918), Pottery Baluster Vase, with a burned finish, unsigned, H.- 3 1/8 in., Dia.- 3 1/8 in.

A Japanese Satsuma pottery baluster vase and cover, Meiji period, late 19th century, the cover with bold seated gilt lion dog finial painted with "a thousand faces" depicting numerous similar scholars

Large Japanese Satsuma Pottery Baluster Vase, 20th c., with lion's mask-ring handles, decorated with Arhats in raised relief with shishi and crane within a mountainous landscape, with a carved hardwoo

SIGNED "AL", POTTERY VASE, 1998, H 12", DIA 7"A 1998 pottery vase by Al. Features a turquoise blue interior and linear decoration to the exterior. Artist's signature ("Al") and date incised to the und

Mint condition. 7.5 inches tall.

Antique Persian Iznik type Middle Eastern faience pottery baluster vase with blue and green painted floral panels. Rim is chipped. Heavy crazing. 11 1/2"H x 9"Diam.

MODERN POTTERY BALUSTER VASE 16 X 10"

Pair of Chinese Pottery Baluster Vases, 20th century, decorated with Mandarin scenes and trimmed with brown-glazed molded leaves and borders of flowers, mounted with foo dog ring pulls, signed with C

Very pretty and simple is this vintage The Preston Potteries baluster style vase. Seafoam green and well marked on the bottom, incised with a number four. Stands approx 10 tall

Alfredo Santarelli (Italian 1874-1957), Majolica vase. Tin-glazed pottery baluster vase having handles modeled in relief with grotesque masks, and overall Renaissance-Neoclassical decoration with ruby

Art Nouveau pottery vase produced by Paul Jean Milet of Sevres, France. French, ca. early 20th century. Signed by artist E. Granger. Marked "Milet Sevres" and incised "262 32" on base. Incised relief

Pair of Modern gold-tone ceramic pottery baluster vase table lamps with white cloth lampshades and fitted with two Leviton light bulb sockets, in the Asian Modern and Hollywood Regency Revival styles.

Fulper American art pottery baluster vase with blue green cucumber glaze, underside illegibly marked. 8" H x 4.5" W.

RARE 1940s Armenian Jerusalem Palestine Pottery Vase Baliam and Karakashian Pottery Armenian Jerusalem Palestine Pottery Vase produced prior to 1948. Marked Palestine B and K initials in Armenian. 10.

Rogelio Silveira (Mexican 20th Century). Mata Ortiz Mexican art pottery vase, produced circa 1970. Native design with geometric shapes and formed borders. Artist signed Rogelio Silveria to bottom of v