2 Pottery Vases Niloak & Clifton Indian Ware

2 American art pottery vases. Clifton Indian Ware vase, after a design from Fourmile Ruin, marked on the underside Four-Mile Ruin Arizona, with incised Clifton and 210, 3 1/2"H x 2 1/8"-diameter at to

4 1/2" tall, 7" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: NST 6901

(lot of 3) Art pottery, including: (1) Brush-McCoy Pottery Zuni Art vase, c.1920s, with squeeze bag decoration on bisque body, unmarked, approx 6.75"h, 5.25"diam, (2) Clifton Art Pottery Indian Ware j

TWO PIECES OF CLIFTON INDIAN WARE POTTERYEarly 20th Century1) Low bowl “Four Mile Ruin, AR”. Numbered 150. Height 3.25”. Diameter 8”.2) Squat vase “Homolobi, AZ”. N

8 3/4 inches high, 8 3/4 inches diameter. stamped Clifton and Four Mile Ruin, Arizona and incised model 192.

Clifton Pottery Indian Ware vase entitled "Homolobi" in reference to the Hopi tribal area that inspired this vase c1906-1909. Very minor touch up to flaking glaze, otherwise excellent condition. 6.5"h

black designs on brick red, 5" tall, excellent. ..Fred Tschirner and William A. Long founded Clifton Art Pottery in 1905 in Newark, New Jersey. Initially, they produced pottery influenced by the Arts

(2) Niloak Mission Ware Pottery Vases And Pot, Swirled Blue/Brown/Cream Tone Exteriors, Blue Tone Interiors, Impressed Maker'S Mark On Underside Of Each, Largest 9" H X 5" W

black designs on brick red, 7 1/2", excellent......Fred Tschirner and William A. Long founded Clifton Art Pottery in 1905 in Newark, New Jersey. Initially, they produced pottery influenced by the Arts

4 5/8 inches high, 6 3/4 inches wide, 5 1/2 inches deep. stamped 247 and incised model name.

Clifton Art Pottery Indian Ware Vase circa 1906-1909, design derived from the Homolobi tribe as indicated on underside, marked Clifton 234. Approx. height 8 in., overall diameter 10 in. Note: The Clif

Two Pieces of Clifton Art Pottery "Indian Ware". Teapot, 6-1/2"h. and mug impressed "Chevron, Ariz.". Condition: Very good.

LOT (5) AGATE WARE INCLUDING (4) VINTAGE NILOAK POTTERY VASES, HEIGHT 4 5/8-6 1/2" AND (1) DESERT SANDS POTTERY VASE, HEIGHT 3 1/4"

Indianware line. Pre-1911. Squatty form. 7" dia. X 4-1/2" tall. Incised number 275 on base.

Clifton Pottery, Six Red Ware ExamplesNewark, NJ, 1905-1911, redware with painted decoration, to include an Indian Ware tall 'water bottle" vase, unmarked, a similar example is on view at the Met Fift

3 1/4 inches high, 5 7/8 inches wide, 5 3/8 inches deep. stamped Clifton and 223 and incised model name.

2 Niloak pottery vases, 6 1/4"h

Red Ware Indian Pottery Vase with Early Use of Blue Accent. Size: 4 h , 3.5 w

one is 10 1/2" tall the other is 7 1/2 inches tall

A group of two Roseville Pottery orange luster ware vases. Roseville, OH. 20th century. Marked on base. 15" x 7".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

(2) Vases – Niloak Pottery 5 3/4" 2 signed

A beautiful vase made by Niloak. Niloak is a popular American art pottery that was created in Benton from 1909 until 1946 by the Eagle Pottery Company. Niloak is best known in the pottery world for it

Unmarked Red Indian Pottery Vase - 2.75" X 4.75" - Attributed to Santa Clara

Weller Pottery"Dickens Ware" Indian Vasecirca 1901glazed earthenwaremarked "Dickens Ware / Weller / L.J. Burgess / 1901"14 3/4 x 6 inchesProvenance: The Harold F. Wright Estate,