Collection (23) ceramic frogs

Instant collection (25+) ceramic frogs, 20th/21st c., incl. mostly figures, thermometer, bank, box, mug, etc., comprising pottery, porcelain, terra cotta, etc., some marked (Bennington pottery, Italy,

Collection of Ceramic Frog & Duck Pieces, including frog bookends and painted ceramic duck decoy. Large duck measures 9 x 15 inches.

A collection 23 antique Delft ceramic Delft Dutch tiles, most date from the mid 1600's, Each measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 5 1/4" width (13.3cm x 13.3cm).

A collection of ceramics, including a frog, Staffordshire flatback figure vase, ash tray, etc. Tallest 26.5cm (16).

A collection of ceramics, boots, Pink Panther, frogs etc (Qty)

Vase, Unmarked Pottery, 5.5" x 4.75", Hand Painted Tiger Decor, Artist Signed And Dated, Illinois Private Collection. UPDATED 12-27-23: Corrected "Ceramic" to "Pottery".

Group of 23 books: Collection of World's Ceramics, published by Kawade Shobo: Tokyo, 1957; each of Japanese text only, including: volume 1: Ancient Japan; volume 2: Nara, Heian, Shakura and Muroma

A Collection of Ceramics. Comprising a Van Briggle flower frog, an Edith Heath stoneware ashtray, a green canister, a blue cache pot, a green low bowl and a red bowl signed and dated "WSE 1937" on the

Collection of twenty three vintage Day of the Dead miniatures, to include ceramic catrinas, figures in coffins, a diorama, etc. height 7 in. x width 4 in. x depth 6 in. / tallest figure Provenance:

collection of 23 necklaces, including turquoise, amber, hardstone, coral, wood and ceramic

David Gilhooly (American, 1943-2013) 'Frog Bun', 1981'; Ceramic; Etched Gilhooly 81, base; Collection of Bill and Loraine Hawkins

group of 4 catalogs on Song ceramics. A Private Collection of 'Song' Cereamics, New York 23 March 2011. Song Ceramics from a Distinguised Private Collector, Hong Kong 5 Apr. 2017. The Le Cong Tang Son

David James Gilhooly (American, 1943-2013), "Frog Burger", ceramic, signed and dated "77" to underside. 5" H x 4.5" Diameter. Provenance: From an Upper East Side collection. Keywords: Animal, Sculptur

Large ceramic sculpture of frogs in a frying pan by David Gilhooly,1986. Underside incised with signature and date. Property from the Collection of the Museum of California Design.

SURVING STUDIO'S HIGH RELIEF CERAMIC TILES, (3) 2" FROGS AND (23) 2" EARTH FIELD TILE

Collection 3 Nursery Rhyme Themed Partial Ceramic Tea Sets. Includes "The Cow Jumped Over the Moon" tea pot and 3 tea cups, ""Mother Goose" tea pot and 4 teacups, and "5 Speckled Frogs" teapot, creame

A Green Glazed Ceramic Model of a Frog 20th Century Height 16 x width 24 x length 34 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beach, Florida

Collection of assorted contemporary art pottery and ceramics. Includes a 6" Karen Gelff covered jar, an 8.25" pitcher with frog and fern motif, an Italian 2.3" tall x 15.25" long casserole dish, a 6.5

**David James Gilhooly 1943 - 2013 (American) Frog cupcake, 1996 glazed ceramic sculpture 6 x 4 x 4 cm (2 x 2 x 2 in.) signed and dated on the bottom Provenance: Private collection, Los Angeles. Other

19th century large oval Palissy Ware ceramic platter with fish, lobster, frogs and other sea creatures. 23.5 x 16 x 3 inches in size. Some restoration.

Two Red WIng Ceramic Vases. Together with five McCoy bowls, two ceramic food form novelty plates, a ceramic pitcher, a ceramic vase, and a collection of metal and glass flower frogs Red Wing: 6" x 5"

Group of assorted decorative Continental items: five figural ceramics, including Lladro schoolchildren, R. Tallin frog candleholder, Burleigh pitcher, horse and rider, and standing figure with parrot;

Large Lot of Ancient Parthian Blue ceramic Loose Beads. Size 18 - 23 mm. Unusual Lot of glazed ceramic large beads. Provenance: Ex Private Rosen Family NYC Collection acquired in Israel 1950s

Louis Auguste Dage (French, 1885-1963) An Art Deco style ceramic vase shaped table lamp Signed on lower edge "L. Dage Paris" Approx. h. 23.5" Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty