MCM Redwing USA studio pottery flambe glaze planter

Walter Yovaish, pair studio pottery vases, 20th c., USA, mottled flambe glaze, signed on underside of foot "Yovaish Copper", 17.5"h x 10.5"w

Lot of six ceramic/pottery items, including a West German MCM pitcher, possibly Jasba, a Hull Art USA pottery 404 planter, a large unmarked blue speckle glaze vase, a Gary Steinborn Gruen Venice CA bl

DESCRIPTION: (7Pc) Mid- Century stoneware footed pottery planters with ribbons like forms and white glazes. Two signed with stamps. CIRCA: Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Smallest (H: 5" x D:

Cowan Pottery, Ohio, USA. Art Deco tall ceramic planter pot in a glossy mulberry glaze with the original drainage hole. Impressed studio mark "Cowan RG" along the underside. Extremely rare f

A rare and fine pair of vintage MCM wheel thrown stoneware pottery slip decorated jars by the acclaimed Indiana Pike studio pottery co. Finely rendered with heavy thick Pike studio stoneware pottery i

20th cen, signed studio pottery bowl with chinese flambe glaze, 9"dia 2.2"ht

Ca. last half 20thC. Signed and labeled as shown.

Shearwater Pottery, USA. Studio pottery bowl with crystalline glaze, circa 1928. Impressed mark "Shearwater" in block letters along the underside.Height: 3 in x diameter: 9 1/2 in.

Large Flambe Glaze Pottery Jardiniere Planter. Repair to base, please see photos. Measures 10.5 inches H x 12 diameter.

David Cressey and Robert Maxwell, Attribution (American, 1916-2013 | American, 1932-2012) Drip-Glaze Planter Pottery Craft, USA glazed stoneware with distributors marks on the underside H 9 3/4 x Diam

Eric O'Leary Tariki Studio Pottery Modernist Terra Cotta Drip Glaze Planter Pot Vase. 15 inches x 9 inches x 4 inches

Cowan Pottery, USA, studio pottery vase, candlesticks and console bowl, high glaze, impressed mark on underside of all pieces. Vase H 7", bowl W 6 1/2", candlestick H 2". Overall good condition, no ch

Group of 24 ceramic beads by Doyle Lane (20th Century, California). Burnt Sienna with black thick textured glaze on large round ceramic beads. Sizes range from approx. .75 inch to 1 inch diameter.

An estate lot of three (3) American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery vases. Includes: one (1) cylindrical tear shaped green and brown flambe bud vase (unmarked); one (1) orange and light green flamb

USA, 1950s unglazed ceramic 7.5” x 7.5” Spherical ceramic planter with incised design around perimeter. Tags: pottery, ceramics, architectural, california, vase, birdhouse, stan bitters

Group of 11 ceramic beads by Doyle Lane (20th Century, California). Large White with blue crackles. Sizes vary between approx. 1.25 inches and 1.625 inches round. White glaze with blue splatter.

Signed studio pottery vase in the manner of Toshiko Takaezu, having a dimuntive trumpet neck with a flared rim above a bulbous body with amethyst flambe' glaze, signed 'L. Alexander,' 12.5"h x 7"w.

Group of 24 ceramic beads by Doyle Lane (20th Century, California). Measure between approx. .75 inch and .25 inch. Shocking yellow orange rare glaze.

The large mid century modern crackle glaze pottery two-light lamp base form, lightly speckled off-white ground with Asian style decorative motif to anterior and posterior sides in black, surmounting a

A fine and rare arge heavy American stoneware studio pottery vase. The vase featuring soid molded ovoid shape and form with large high relief leaf on the front page of the vase. Gazed with a gorgeous

Group of 24 ceramic beads by Doyle Lane (20th Century, California). Sizes vary between approx. .75 inch and 1.125 inch by .75 inch. Metallic Gold with Robins Egg Blue Crackle. Glazes vary between a ma

UND Pottery or School of Mines, North Dakota, USA. Studio pottery bentonite tile trivet decorated with a hand-carved jackrabbit design in a brown, red, and yellow glaze. Rare form. Marked "UND&qu

An estate lot of (2) two Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery flambe vases. Includes: one (1) mirror black glaze urn vase; one (1) round body vase with light green and light purple cryst

Rookwood Pottery, Ohio, USA. Studio pottery ceramic factory lamp base or vase with coramundel glaze, 1935. Marked "RP" with flames, "XXXV," and "6311" along the underside