20thC. American Folk Art Pottery Pitcher

20thC. American Folk Art Pottery Pitcher.Multi-color glazed Folk Art pottery pitcher. Unusual free-form thrown design with snake handle rising to form the spout; 14.5in.H. x 10.5in.W.

Studio Handcrafted and hand painted American stoneware folk art pottery pitcher jug by M A Hadley of Louisville, Kentucky. Circa 1939 to present. Design features an angler seated under a tree with his

Group of nine folk art pottery items. Log pitcher with moose head, log vase, young man resting on a log, jug with handle, face with snake and horn, lizard jug, dark-green painted Afro American head, b

Two (2) Edwin "Nub" Meaders (American/Georgia, 1921-2015) folk art pottery items, including one (1) rooster with a dark olive glaze signed on the base "Edwin Meaders" and one (1) pitcher with twin rai

African American Potters, Winton Eugene and Rosa Eugene from Cowpins, SC. Eugene entered Greenville’s Freedom Aloft arts festival in 1987, sold $300 worth of pottery and, soon after, quit his d

African American Potters, Winton Eugene and Rosa Eugene from Cowpins, SC. Eugene entered Greenville’s Freedom Aloft arts festival in 1987, sold $300 worth of pottery and, soon after, quit his d

A collection of Southern Folk art pottery ceramic items. The collection includes a redware kettle vessel, a cream sandstone slightly speckled pitcher, an American Solebury School Pennsylvania stonewar

Group of eight Southern folk art pottery decorative objects comprising Chris Moses (American/North Carolina) "Adam and Eve" and "Cardinal"; Vince Sansone (American/North Carolina) signed wall pocket a

Arie Meaders Georgia Folk Art Pottery Pitcher. Alkaline glaze with applied flower, initialed by Arie Meaders on bottom. In excellent condition. Measures 7.5" tall

Albert Hodge (American, born 1941). Folk art pottery banana man jug vase centerpiece. Made in Vale, North Carolina, Catawaba County. Signed and marked, Banana Man, Albert Hodge, Vale NC. SHIPPINGHill

(2) American Folk Art Pottery Vases. Each inscribed on base. Largest Height: 10.5 in.

Three(3) piece whimsical café set. Hand painted. Comprised of table, terrier and rooster chairs. Designed by Laura D's Folk Art - Carmel, NY. 1989; 30.5in.H. x 31in. X 31in.(table), 58in.H. x 26in.

Tall art deco style pitcher with long slender neck and white glaze. Van Briggle signed to base. Artist: Van Briggle Dimensions: 11.75" H Country of Origin: United States

Ten American Folk Art pottery books including: "Turners and Burners: The Folk Potters of North Carolina" by Charles G. Zug III, "American Redware" by William C. Ketchum Jr., "Perspectives on American

Mint condition. 9.5 inches tall. Signed on bottom.

Arie Meaders Georgia Folk Art Pottery Pitcher. Dark Ash glaze with applied flower. In excellent condition. Unsigned. Measures 5" tall

Early 20th .C American folk art oil painting on canvas of a portrait of young boy in casual outfit holding a flower. Measures-not including frame, add approx 3"- 24" tall by 18" wide ( 60.96cm tall by

Mint Condition. 8.5 inches tall. Signed on bottom.

Mystery Artist (American, 20th Century). An art terracotta pottery statue. A wildlife work depicting a bald eagle or similar bird of prey, hand painted with brown and black lacquer paint, and featurin

Mint condition. Measures 10 inches tall. Signed on bottom.

Approx. 2.5"-4"-varying heights. Large pitcher hand painted and dated 3/16/71. Pair of pitchers Limited Edition 11/73.One small pitcher has a chipped spout.

Large bowl, small bowl, and lidded pot; combination glazed finish and natural earthenware. Illegible/unknown writing or sigils on base of all three pieces. Good condition. Large bowl: 4"H x 8.5"D. Sma

Glazed ceramic; swirl pattern; striking contrast of black and brown shades. Unrecognizable sigil impressed into base. Good condition. #folkart #pottery #ceramic #bowl Issued: 20th c. Country of Origin

Mint condition. 5.25 inches tall. Signed on bottom