Overbeck Pottery

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Overbeck pottery figurine: Figurine of a well dressed man, marked OBK, 4 1/4" ht.

2016

Overbeck pottery figurine

JaremosYUKON, OK

Overbeck pottery figurine,: Figurine of a women in a red and purple dress, 3 1/2" ht.

2016

Overbeck pottery figurine,

JaremosYUKON, OK

Overbeck Pottery Student Bowl: Overbeck Pottery student small bowl with matte brown glaze. Signed with student's initials "AL" on bottom. Small rim chip. 3.75"d x 1"h. We box and ship to keep costs low. We do not use a packaging se

2015

Overbeck Pottery Student Bowl

California Historical DesignBerkeley, CA

SIGNED BLOCK PRINT ATTRIBUTED TO MARGARET OVERBECK: Potentially attributable to Margaret Overbeck (1863 - 1911), "second oldest of the four Overbeck sisters who founded the Overbeck Pottery studio in Cambridge City, Indiana in 1911." Actual size of the

2015

SIGNED BLOCK PRINT ATTRIBUTED TO MARGARET OVERBECK

Soulis AuctionsLone Jack, MO

Overbeck, Goose figurine: Overbeck, Goose figurine, Cambridge City, IN, polychrome glazed pottery, marked, 5"w x 3.5"h

2014

Overbeck, Goose figurine

Treadway Toomey AuctionsOak Park,, IL

Overbeck Pottery Rooster: Overbeck Pottery rooster, with exaggerated talons, mark on underside of right talon, 5" high

2014

Overbeck Pottery Rooster

Wickliff AuctioneersCarmel, IN

Two Overbeck Pottery Figures: Two Overbeck Pottery figures, including 4" woman with bouquet, marked inside, and 4.5" woman wearing hat, unclearly signed and dated '41

2014

Two Overbeck Pottery Figures

Wickliff AuctioneersCarmel, IN

Two Overbeck Pottery Animals, Unmarked Figure: Two Overbeck Pottery animal figures, plus an unmarked figure, including 3.75" long Dachshund, and 3" high goat figure, both with Overbeck mark on foot, and an unmarked 6" pottery figure of man smoking

2014

Two Overbeck Pottery Animals, Unmarked Figure

Wickliff AuctioneersCarmel, IN

Overbeck figure, “Single G” famous pacer, 2 1/4": Overbeck Pottery “grotesque” figure of champion pacer Single G, so named for a G on his forehead, and who was born in Cambridge City, Indiana in 1910. Marked on bottom with the Overbeck Pottery in

2012

Overbeck figure, “Single G” famous pacer, 2 1/4"

Humler & NolanCincinnati, OH

Overbeck School, Maude Eggemeyer, 1914, 3 3/8": Overbeck School of Design and Pottery mat glaze vase with three deeply carved geometric panels thought to be the work of Indiana painter, Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer in 1914. The Overbeck sisters operated

2012

Overbeck School, Maude Eggemeyer, 1914, 3 3/8"

Humler & NolanCincinnati, OH

Overbeck figurine “Southern Belle” 4 1/4”: Overbeck Pottery “grotesque” figure of a Southern Belle, wearing a dress with a hoop skirt and a broad brimmed hat, in complementary colors of blue, pink and white. Impressed with the Overbeck log

2012

Overbeck figurine “Southern Belle” 4 1/4”

Humler & NolanCincinnati, OH

2012

Overbeck nanny goat, purple & pink, 3 5/8”

Humler & NolanCincinnati, OH

Overbeck Pottery Brooch : American, Indiana, 1930s. An unusual Overbeck booch of polychrome earthenware bird on leaves, the back with the "Overbeck" stamp, and metal marks where the pin and clasp would have been;, lg. 2.25 in.

2012

Overbeck Pottery Brooch

Cowan's AuctionsCincinnati, OH

2012

Overbeck grotesque squirrel, 2 1/2”

Humler & NolanCincinnati, OH

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