Trenton Pottery Co. Glazed Planter

DESCRIPTION: A Trenton Pottery Co. planter. Features a squared base supporting the fluted planter in a Greco-Roman motif. Finished with an overall glossed glaze. Marked along the underside:"The Trento

Henry Dreyfuss Crane Neuvogue pedestal sink Trenton Potteries Company for Crane Co.USA, c. 1939glazed porcelain, chrome-plated aluminum 37 h x 27 w x 21.75 d in (94 x 69 x 55 cm) Stamped

Majolica Pottery Planter Assortment (10) items including a variety of sizes; most having blended glazes; a green glazed thistle planter marked 'Tiffany & Co.' on underside Property from: a Glenview, I

Weller Pottery Co. Coppertone frog and lotus articles, three: bowl/planter, inkwell and candleholder Zanesville, Ohio matte glazed ceramic incised mark (inkwell); ink-stamped mark (bowl/planter and ca

The miniature embossed pottery bowl or planter in the form of a tulip, glazed in a matte plum finish, Van Briggle Pottery (Colorado Springs, CO) circa 1920's, maker's marks etched onto bottom,

The miniature embossed pottery bowl or planter in the form of an open tulip, glazed in a matte plum finish, Van Briggle Pottery (Colorado Springs, CO) circa 1920's, maker's marks etched onto b

Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company Signed Drip glazed porcelain majolica large planter. Brown to green drip glaze . Signed R.R.P. Co Roseville Ohio no. 421. Measures 7.405 in.tall, 10 in. at widest.

William E. Hentschel for Rookwood Pottery Uncommon Ivory Jewel Porcelain compartmentalized planter with roses USA, 1931glazed porcelain 4 h x 8.375 w x 4.5 d in (10 x 21 x 11 cm) Impressed man

Geza De Vegh (1905-1989) for Lamberton Scammell Pottery Art Deco figurines, two Trenton, New Jersey, 1930s glazed porcelain manufacture marks to base of each example 5 1/8"w x 2 1/2"d x 8 1/4"h

David Cressey (1916-2013) for Architectural Pottery planter, model 4066 Escondido, California, circa 1960 black glazed ceramic unmarked 23"dia x 12 1/2"h

David Cressey (1916-2013) for Architectural Pottery Cheerio planter, model AP-505 Escondido, California, circa 1960 glazed ceramic unmarked 17"dia x 14 3/4"h

John Follis (1923-1994) for Architectural Pottery large planter, model G-31 Escondido, California, circa 1960 off-white glazed ceramic unmarked 27 1/2"dia x 15"h

Marilyn Kay Austin (1940-2020) for Architectural Pottery monumental planter, model EG-03 Escondido, California, circa 1960 glazed ceramic unmarked 22"dia x 24"h

Flora King for Rookwood Pottery Planter-form vase with American Saddlebred portrait USA, 1946glazed porcelain 7.5 h x 6 w x 2.25 d in (19 x 15 x 6 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and n

John Follis (1923-1994) for Architectural Pottery planters, pair, model F Escondido, California, circa 1960 white glazed ceramic impressed underglaze marks each: 12 1/2"dia x 6 3/8"h

Group of Late 19th - Early 20th c. American Art Pottery Relief Molded Small Tiles, including: Framed group of teal glazed tiles, two portraits and two floral, attributed to Trent Tile Co. (Trenton, NJ

11-Pc. Trenton Pottery Co. Pottery & Ashtray, 9 Vases, 2 Candlesticks and ashtrayDimensions: Largest 14" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Large Art Pottery Glazed Planter, hand-thrown and hand-painted in blackwork, signed "GH" on underside 13"h x 9"dia

Possibly Weller. Floral design. Size: H: 10 in

Pair of pottery glazed planters, 1 green square curved shape measuring in inches 12x12x12, 1 wheat colored scale pattern planter bowl measuring in inches 12Dx8, 2 ceramic glazed plates for under plant

DESCRIPTION: Ceramic planter by The Wheeling Pottery Co. featuring a pair of gilt, fish form handles flanking sides decorated by floral motifs against a white background bordered by sea green foliage

Item/Description: Mid Century signed Rookwood green glazed ceramic planter vase. Rectangular, modernist. Original impressed reverse RP and flames logo, LIV, 6294. Material: Ceramic. Dimensions: 6 1/2"

Size 9 x 9 in

American Pottery Co. Brown-Glazed 'Daisies' Pattern Teapot and Cover, and a Yellow Ware Cream Pitcher, each Jersey City, New Jersey, 1838-50. Each impressed with the "AMERICAN/ POTTERY CO/ JERSEY CITY