GRUEBY-LIKE ARTS & CRAFTS VASE

Textured matte green glaze. There is restoration to lines at the rim.Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: 5 - 3/4" x 3 - 1/2".

A beautiful green Arts and Crafts vase by Grueby. The 5" tall vase is finished in a lovely green/blue glaze. It measures 6" in diameter. The interior of the vase is orange. It is in excellent conditio

Group of Four Grueby Arts & Crafts Pottery Vases Three with impressed mark, the largest with maker's mark for Maria Seaman, the yellow with an incised 'K', one green indistinctly numbered; another gre

First quarter 20th century, Boston, MA, impressed circular maker's mark ''Greuby Faience Co. / Boston U.S.A.'', the cylindrical neck over a bulbous body decorated with impressed oval reserves, in an a

Rare Grueby Arts and Crafts Faience Co Pottery Vase. Offering an authentic from the period. Features 5 yellow buds set between five tube lined leaves with green crystalline glaze. Being sold as shown

When it comes to American Art Pottery few names have the importance of Massachusetts' own Grueby Faience Company. Nice clean vase in great condition as you can see.

English Arts & Crafts Rhead-Like Vase. Unmarked. Restored rim. 10" tall

An antique Arts & Crafts art pottery vase in the manner of Grueby offers matte green glaze with repeating pattern of incised stylized flowers, artist signed CM, MC, WC, CW, EU or UE on base as photogr

deep matt green glaze with carved linear decor, artist signed McJ, 6 3/4" tall, couple flakes............William Henry Grueby (1867-1925) began his pottery career at Low Art and Tile Works (1880-1890)

Vintage Arts and Crafts art pottery vase in Grueby style signed Jemerick 2008 with Arts and Clay Co label. 7.5 in tall. Exc condition

Arts and Crafts green Grueby pottery vase marked Boston measuring 10.25" high

American Arts & Crafts Grueby Type Art Pottery Vase. The ovoid form with a flaring rim, full-length lobed leaves in a highly curdled medium green glaze, unsigned. Boston, Massachusetts, Circa 1905. He

Arts & Crafts studio vase decorated with butterflies and spiderwebs probably made by a china decorator c1910. Designs for vases like this were published in Adelaide Robineau's Keramic Studio. Unsigned

Arts & Crafts Signed Fulper "Vase Kraft" Pottery Table Lamp, Rose Mauve Glaze Pottery With Inset Glass Like Pieces. Lamp Works (shade is damaged)

Arts & Crafts Two-Handled Studio Vase c1910. Impressed "UC". Although not stylistically anything like University City Pottery, it does resemble ZARK Pottery which was also located in St Louis. Partial

A pair of vases. Blue/yellow art pottery tall bud vase by Peters & Reed 9-3/4in tall x 4in diameter; brown glass vase in the style of Grueby Art Pottery 6-1/4 tall x 4-1/4in diameter. American, early

Arts & Crafts studio decorated vase probably made by a china decorator. Signed EHD and dated 1921. Designs for vases like this were published in Adelaide Robineau's Keramic Studio. Drilled through cen

Vintage large art pottery vase in Grueby design with green glaze and yellow buds signed Arts and Clay Co. SP 2002. Size: 22 in tall. Exc. Condition

ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE CERAMIC SAUCER VASE American, 20th century, signed "JP". Matte green glaze with white, balloon-like decoration. 7" diameter

Large Grueby style matte brown glazed pottery vase, Early 20th c., tall Arts and Crafts textured leaf pattern vase, no visible marks, poss. Wheatley, 15.25"h x 6.75"w Provenance: Property removed from

This Arts and Crafts Hand Hammered Copper Vase has a form very similar to Roycroft's American Beauty vases. It is signed by symbol in the neck as pictured. It looks like an O with a J and L through it

An Arts and Crafts art pottery covered small jar or vase in butterscotch glaze stamped Grueby Pottery Boston USA. 6 in. tall. Minor glaze nick on edge of cover.

Two Grueby-style vases, Woodstock, NY, 20th c.; Both with paper label; Taller: 12" x 6" dia.

(1) Fin-form tall vase, signed Spiegel; (1) square form vase with brass and copper inlay, signed Triticik (?); (1) terra cotta art piece, deconstructed / glued together like a contemporary "artifact",