Two bowls natural straw ash glaze - Lioe line (10/12th

Rookwood Pottery, Two Production Line BowlsRookwood, brown glaze bowl (1921, #1266), paired with a rose colored bowl (1919, #1911)

(lot of 2) Chinese ivory white glazed flaring bowls, Song dynasty; the first, a shallow bowl with lines radiating from the well, with a metal rim and a small foot; the second, having an unglazed notch

(lot of 2) Chinese ivory white glazed flaring bowls, Song dynasty, the first, a shallow bowl with lines radiating from the well, with metal rim and a small foot; the second, having an unglazed notched

(Merigold, Mississippi, 20th/21st century) two lidded bowls with rabbit form finials, each with incised artist's signature to base, mottled "jade" glaze with signature "river" line, 6 x 6-1/2 in. diam

Thomas Chandler (attrib). Early Edgefield Bowl. c. late 1840s-1850s. Ash glaze with slip glaze decoration. There are a couple of discoloration lines on the bowl that could be hairline cracks, but when

Two Marcello Fantoni Glazed Ceramic Ash Bowls, 1950's, each ovoid form with textured matte glaze exterior and brightly glazed interior, in bright orange and yellow respectively, signed Fantoni Ita

Two mid 20th century Clyde Burt Pottery bowls. Small bowl with variated Blue ground, White embossed line decoration and Standard glaze. Large, shallow bowl with Blue ground, Brown geometric decoration

Pair Of Chinese Xianfeng Porcelain Bowls: Two famille rose bowls finely decorated in natural themes in soft colors. Birds and blossoms are detailed all around the outside. White glaze inside. Six cha

one mid 20th century, 4-1/2 x 9-1/4 in.; one late 20th century, with black decoration on inside of bowl, micaceous red glaze, 4-1/4 x 9 in.; both with red bands at base, framing lines with prominent c

Footed low bowl with thick green glaze (darker green band at rim). Impressed line bands. National Museum Philippines label to bottom. Two old chip repairs to lip edge (1 3/4" and 3 1/4" approx.). All-

A RED GLAZED PORCELAIN BOWL, REPUBLIC PERIOD China, 1912-1949. The bowl standing on a short circular foot, the exterior painted in a rich deep red glaze, with two golden lines at the upper rim. The re

Two with incised vertical lines to exterior, suggesting leaves or grasses. All with warm olive celadon glaze. 15th C. Largest bowl approx. 5 3/8" diameter, 3" in height.

VIRGINIA RYE-STRAW COIL BASKETS, LOT OF THREE, each lashed with ash or white-oak splint, and of tapered bowl form. Retaining their original dry, natural surfaces. White oak examples are probably

Well potted, covered in a grayish-green glaze suffused with a matrix of natural crackles, both the inside and out splashed purple-red in two swirls, pooling above the foot to reveal the brown stonewar

Five Early Chinese pottery vessels: painted jar with handle, straw-glazed shallow plate, unglazed stem bowl, brown glazed jarlet and ash glazed jarlet with two handles; H: 4 1/4" (tallest)

8 inch matte glaze tea pot, signed Miller ( Julie?.) nice shaded green and tan color runs, 9 inch diameter bowl, tapered form with deep well, dry foot base, , green teal Line Item # 12

Lath turned in ash, great old polished patina, 10 3.4 to 11" diameter x 4 1/4" high. Two minor shrinkage lines at lip, VG+.

Edgefield, South Carolina, likely Horse Creek Valley. The handsomely potted jar having a runny alkaline glaze with applied strap handle. The rim is tooled and above two intentionally incised lines for

Two Weller Pottery goose head handle vases from the Patricia line. Both feature a cream and sage green glaze. Includes a 9" tall footed vase and a 4 1/2" tall bowl vase. *notes- no chips/cracks/repair

Dave 'The Slave' DrakeThree Gallon Jug, 1858June 1, 1858.Dated in script and signed, “Dave” and Initialed in script, 'L.M' on top.Two tone ash glaze with nice glass drip on top half.Handle and 3/4

American, mid 19th Century. Two creamers - 4"h., glaze wear. and 3"h., chips and wear. together with two bowls; larger with mottled glaze. Glaze flakes and wear. 3.25"h. 7.5" dia. and the smaller with

SIX PIECES OF CHINESE TURQUOISE GLAZE PORCELAINLate 19th CenturyTwo octagonal bowls with underglaze shou and peony decoration, and four matching saucers. Four-character Daoguang mark on bases.Bowl hei

Two Glazed Bowls Chinese, bottle vase with extended neck, pinkish glaze extending to copper red, unmarked foot with white top and base rim, 8-3/4 in., [good condition;] two peachbloom bowls, each with

Rust-colord glazed bowl from the Cizhou kiln; natural radiating thread patterns in glaze; With"???FOR THE EMPERER)" hand-written characters on thee bottom4.5/8"