NC Folk Pottery Stacy Lambert Foo Dog Lion,

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. This painted double-headed lion includes his popular motifs of dinosaurs, eagle w/ snake

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. The lions, both single head & double headed, that Stacy creates now are both far larger

Stacy Lambert (NC), Foo Dogthis fearsome interpretation of a Foo Dog has an open mouth displaying rows of fangs, and is graphically polychrome decorated with flames and various burning structures, sig

9" - fantastic art work folk pottery by Stacy Lambert.

8.5" Stacy Lambert folk pottery ink well. A fantastic piece of folk pottery by Stacy Lambert. Stacy lives in Asheboro, NC and is a full time potter and artist. He is known for his visionary drawings o

9" visionary folk pottery by Stacy Lambert. Stacy lives in Asheboro, NC and is a full time potter and artist. He is known for his visionary drawings on his pottery that are slipped into the clay and t

There is a style of Stacy Lambert's lions that are uniquely different than very earlier examples which are smaller (circa 1998 would be about their timeframe). This would be considered a transitional

2 headed. Smaller version. Signed - 7"

9x12x6 Stacy Lambert folk pottery. Excellent blend of art work and pottery form. Stacy fires a few times a month and creates mystical pieces from his own ideas. Signed.

5.5" An Outstanding piece of art work by Stacy Lambert. The dragon is hand drawn by Stacy and fired into the clay. Such a magnificent piece of southern folk pottery. Stacy lives in Asheboro, NC and is

This classic Stacy figural (this is a fairly common example from that period, but always adorable). Stacy employs the brown glaze but the glass runs are from cut antique Milk of Magnesia blue bottles.

10"x9" folk pottery at its best. The famous lion by Stacy Lambert. Signed and dated on bottom.

signed and dated Stacy Lambert Seagrove, NC 2005. a great piece of folk pottery. 11" tall

pottery sculpted and art drawn by Stacy Lambert. Mermaid and octopus on one side. Dinosaur on the other. Large lion . Signed and dated on bottom. 2014. height 10.5"

pottery lion made and painted by Stacy Lambert. Great art work. Dinosaur on one side eyeball. Dated 10.25.19 signed on bottom. Height 10.5"

Stacy Lambert Folk Art Face Pottery Jug in multiple colors. Marked Stacy Lambert Seagroves, N.C. 1-10-2007 and incised Stacy Size: 7.75" tall Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

Stacy Lambert Folk Art Face Pottery Jug in multiple colors. Marked Stacy Lambert Seagroves, N.C. 1-22-2007 and incised Stacy. Size: 8" tall Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When y

This is a signature piece for Stacy, after James Earl Jones purchased one of Stacy's tattoo men, the nation started turning their eye to the mysterias man on a stump. All the tattoos mean something -

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. This really fantabulous face example may not have all of Stacy's painting, but he employ

signed and dated Stacy Lambert Seagrove, NC 2003. a pottery pig bank with good art work of dinosaurs. Length is 7"

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. This really classic form by him has a ring jug with a snake jug (later he would add two

8.5" A rare snake jug in the form of a corn cob. A fantastic folk pottery work of art. Stacy lives in Asheboro, NC and is a full time potter and artist. He is known for his visionary drawings on his p

Potter Stacy Lambert, Asheboro, NC, began working nearly 3 decades ago by helping out Seagrove potter Sid Luck. Very rarely in the past decade has Stacy created really detailed but somewhat simple com

6" Stacy lives in Asheboro, NC and is a full time potter and artist. He is known for his visionary drawings on his pottery that are slipped into the clay and then fired.