Group Northwest Studio Pottery

Studio pottery vessel - sculpture by American Northwest artist, Akio Takamori (1950 - ). Hand-thrown, painted and glazed stoneware. Signed on the back “akio”. Dated on the bottom “8/11/95”. De

Group Studio Pottery vessels, 20th c., Italian and Japanese examples, incl. (1) large brown volcanic glaze vase, (1) sgraffito vase inscribed "Italy", (1) small square bowl with drip glaze and (1) sma

Group (4) Studio Pottery vases, artist signed, Mid-20th c., including a bottle vase with white volcanic glaze, illegibly stamped to underside, 12"h, an oval textured brown stoneware vase, signed Gary

Large group of Studio Pottery by various makers (24 pcs)

Group signed Studio Pottery vessels, 20th c., (5) pieces, comprising: (2) signed Japanese dishes, (1) bowl signed "Virginia", (1) small bowl, and (1) small vase signed illegibly, largest: 3"h x 15"dia

Group signed Studio Pottery objects, 20th c., (7) pieces, incl. vase, covered boxes, flower frog, small wall plaque, covered jar, candle holder, and footed free form dish, each signed or monogram ciph

Twentieth century. Four "McCoy" vases, 4" to 8"h., two "Nicodemus" robins and a dish, and a pelican dish with illegible mark. Some loss.

Group of Studio Pottery 20th/21st C., comprising a pitcher and four glasses and a covered jar, all signed indistinctly, 6 pieces total

LAGARDO TACKETTGroup of five studio pottery objects, 1960sGlazed ceramic.Each signed underneath. Square Plate: .5" H x 10" W x 10" DCandle Holders: 3" H x 4.5" DiameterLow Bow

American Studio Pottery Group of Four Glazed Ceramic Bowls/Plate, Various Makers, circa 1946-1980s Comprising a footed portrait bowl by Henry Varnum Poor (American, 1887-1970), signed and dated "HP 46

(lot of 2) Jim Kraft studio pottery group, each having a cylindrical form, one centered with stripes, the other having abstract geometric decoration, largest: 27"h

Warren MacKenzie (1924-2018). Group of twelve small studio pottery tea bowls. Glazed stoneware. Warren MacKenzie was a renowned Minnesota studio potter. A student of Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada, he

(lot of 2) Jim Kraft studio pottery group, each having a cylindrical form, one centered with stripes, the other having abstract geometric decoration, largest: 32"h

(lot of 14) Studio pottery group, consisting of stoppered bottles in various sizes and colors, including one in orange with blue spots, an Art Deco style vessel having a skyscraper form in cobalt blue

Group Modernist & signed Studio Pottery vases, Late 20th c., incl. a Groetzinger vase, S.H. Robertson speckled vase, textured mottled green vase with flared rim signed "Rossetti", and (2) bottle vases

Group of Kahler Studio Pottery Printed mark. Comprising: Four teacups and saucers Three cookie plates An open sugar bowl A milk jug The plates 7 1/2 in. diam., (9 pcs). A Hamptons Interior Design

Eugene Deutsch (1904-1959) 1940s studio art pottery group. Green glaze. Dish 13" x 7", ashtray 7" x 5", pot 6 1/2" diameter x 5".

Japan 20th Century Includes a plate decorated with blue and brown fish, a cylindrical vase with blue, white, and orange glaze, a shapely pinched body vase decorated with rust and cream glaze, a covere

Group of five Mid Century Modern studio pottery flower frog comprising a Don Johns eggplant shaped three-hole frog; a Phil Mayhew twelve-hole frog; a log form seven-hole frog (indistinct signature);an

Largest height: 9.5"

Group Modernist & signed Studio Pottery, 20th/21st c., incl. a string tied covered box attributed to Byron Temple, small blue box signed "Eva", box with relief fish to lid initialed "DCH, 2001", "Posn

Group of three pieces of 1940s art pottery from the studio of Eugene Deutsch (1904-1959). Glazed in black. Bowl - 11" x 5" high, vase - 5 1/2" h x 6 1/2" diameter, ashtray - 5 1/2" x 5 1/2".

(lot of 3) Studio pottery group, consisting of a mottled blue and green vessel, a small tray in grey and black, together with a white glaze serving bowl, bowl: 10.5"dia.

Small bowl marked LIV, larger one with a stylized DP Dimensions: H 9" x Diameter 10.5" Condition: good, old chip to bottom of smaller bowl, a hairline through the base of the larger one