Albert Drexler Jacobson for Cowan Pottery, Bookends

Pair Cowan Pottery Pelican Bookends, Albert Drexler Jacobson design 1931Dimensions: 5.5" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

An A. Drexler Jacobson Cowan Pottery 'Giulia' Sculpture, ca. 1928, Matte glaze, impressed Cowan Pottery mark on verso. Together with two Cowan Pottery orange marigold glaze vases, numbered 585 and num

They measure 9 3/8" tall x 7.5" long x 2.75" wide.

Cowan Pottery Sunbonnet Bookends in Cream: Lovely pair of Cowan Pottery Sunbonnet bookends in cream. Measure 7.5" tall, 3" deep, and 4" wide. No condition issues.

A Cowan Pottery 'Sunbonnet Girl' Bookends, 20th Century, Having Antique green glaze and mpressed Cowan Pottery mark. Individual dimensions: h: 7 1/2 x w: 3 1/4 x d: 4 in.

Arts & Craft Movement Bookends Created at Ogontz Pottery, Lakeside, Ohio. Pair of glazed pottery bookends from the studio of Albert C. Armstrong, Ohio. Pottery bookends depicting a sail ship. Original

Elmer Ladislaw Novotny (American, 1909-1997) for Cowan Pottery, Pair of 'Pouter Pigeon' Bookends, Rocky River (Cleveland), Ohio, 1928-1930's. Each piece covered in Cowan's "Oriental Red" glaze, each p

Sunbonnet bookends 7 3/8" tall

Group of Cowan Pottery "Oriental Red" Glazed Wares, Rocky River (Cleveland), Ohio, 1928-1930's. Comprising a bucking horse bookend, designed by Waylande Desantis Gregory (American, 1905-1971); a vase,

Viktor Schreckengost for Cowan Pottery Rare and Large plate USA, c. 1930glazed earthenware 2.75 h × 17 dia in (7 × 43 cm) Glazed signature to underside 'Viktor Schreckengost'. Impr

Cowan Pottery, Francis Luis Mora (1874-1940), designer polychromed earthenware figure of "Mexican Flower Vendor" Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1930 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, glazing inform

Cowan Pottery, Ohio, USA. Art Deco tall ceramic planter pot in a glossy mulberry glaze with the original drainage hole. Impressed studio mark "Cowan RG" along the underside. Extremely rare f

Waylande Desantis Gregory (American, 1905-1971) for Cowan Pottery Center Bowl and Flamingo Flower Frog, Rocky River (Cleveland), Ohio, 1930-1931. Each piece covered in Cowan's "Oriental Red" glaze hei

Cowan Pottery ceramic sculpture- Colonial Head, designed by Waylande Gregory, unmarked, good condition. 13 1/2''h

Waylande Gregory (1905-1971) for Cowan Pottery Congo Head Rocky River, Ohio, circa 1931 high glazed ceramic impressed marks overall: 6 1/4"w x 5 3/4"d x 14 3/4"h

R. Guy Cowan pottery vase, turquoise glaze, incised R. Guy Cowan and monogram on base. 8 1/2''h

Viktor Schreckengost Danse Moderne 11 1/4 inch charger also known as the Jazz Plate. Created in 1931 while at Cowan Pottery Schreckengost has depicted a couple dancing to Jazz music with stars and coc

Cowan Pottery vase with scroll handles, shape V-99, and having a scroll pattern painted by the shapeÕs designer, Viktor Schreckengost. Impressed with the circular Cowan logo, Cowan in block letters a

Large Cowan pottery studio paperweight- ''Elephant''- ceramic paperweight, designed by Margaret Postgate (American 1879-1953), covered with a Oriental redl glaze, impressed Cowan mark

11.5" glazed ceramic plaque plate designed by Viktor Schreckengost (1906-2008) for Cowan Pottery, Rocky River Ohio, circa 1930. Features fox hunt scene. Cowan manufacturer's imprint mark to bottom. Mi

11.5" glazed ceramic plaque plate designed by Viktor Schreckengost (1906-2008) for Cowan Pottery, Rocky River Ohio, circa 1930. Features sports motif with tennis players. Cowan manufacturer's imprint

A sandy-color ground vase, depicting hand painted green crabs and gilded bands with carved patterns. Artist initials and Rookwood impressed stamp on the base. Artist: Albert Robert Valentien Issued: 1

Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948) for Rookwood Pottery frog (or toad) on a cluster of mushrooms bookends, #2603, pair Cincinnati, Ohio, 1924 matte glazed green and brown ceramic impressed marks each: 5

Selling first pair of two pair of bookends offered in this auction - Rare and important and in EXCELLENT PRISTINE CONDITION, an Albert Berry (1878-1949) pair of gold-gilded bookends, approximately 5 1