4pc VAN BRIGGLE "Lady of the Lake" Art Pottery. Planter

4pc VAN BRIGGLE "Lady of the Lake" Art Pottery. Planter bowl, figural turtle flower frog, pair of candle sticks. All with aqua turquoise matte glaze. Marked Van Briggle Colo. Spgs.-- Dimensions: H: 10

4pc VAN BRIGGLE "Lady of the Lake" Art Pottery. Planter bowl, figural turtle flower frog, pair of candle sticks. All with aqua turquoise matte glaze. Marked Van Briggle Colo. Spgs.-- Dimensions: H: 10

An antique Arts and Crafts figural Lady of the Lake dish by Van Briggle offers art pottery construction with young woman lakeside, maker mark on base as photographed, c1920. Measures- 10.25''H x 14.75

Lady of the lake 10 ½ inches tall signed on the bottom. CA. 20th century

Two(2) piece matte glazed pottery planter. Leda and the Swan. Molded lower planter with a figural flower frog insert. Each piece signed at the underside; 2in.H. x 14.25in.W. x 9in.D.(planter), 9in.H.

VAN BRIGGLE Art Pottery Unusual Oblong Planter on Feet, Embossed Duck, Leaf. size: 4.5h 8.5w

VAN BRIGGLE Art Pottery Unusual Oblong Planter on Feet, Embossed Duck, Leaf. size: 4.5h 8.5w

(lot of 3) Van Briggle art pottery conch shell planters, consisting of large shell in green high gloss glaze, 18"l; shell in matte mulberry glaze, 13"l and shell in matte white glaze, 9"l.

Van Briggle by V Art Pottery Mini Planter. Measures 3" t x 4" you are bidding at a live sale, please read the terms and conditions. We are offering contact-less pick ups at our South Brunswick locatio

Van Briggle Pottery 'Lady of the Lake' Flower Bowl Having blue-green matte glaze with a matching flower frog depicting a turtle on a rock; both pieces having maker mark on underside as well 'Van Brigg

Gondola form planter, approximate height 4 1/2", length 6 1/4" and a small planter. both turquoise colored.

conch shell planters, 13" and 9"

A blue glaze ceramic figural bowl of a woman leaning over a lake. Van Briggle Pottery carved backstamp on the base. Issued: c. 1920s Dimensions: 14.5"L x 11"W x 10"H Country of Origin: United States M

Van Briggle Colo. Springs Art Pottery Bowl with Lady Figure The image depicts a Van Briggle pottery piece, which is a collectible item from a company known for its unique glazes and Art Nouveau style.

(lot of 2) Vintage Van Briggle (attributed) art pottery table lamps: (1) “Lady of Damascus” lamp in blue / green, some crazing, 10.25”h; (1) lamp with tulip leaves, 7.5”h; 5.5lbs Start Price:

Group of 9 pcs. of contemporary studio art pottery including bowl by Andy Blick Vancouver, BC, Sugar Hill Essex on Lake Champlain, NY oil lamp, Van Briggle 1985 turquoise swirl rose bowl, Janet Leach

The figure of the lady wraps around and blends into the green form of the vase. Signed and marked on baseDimensions: H 11 x W 5 x D 5 inchesNOTE: No apparent chips, cracks or repairs

Lot (5) pieces of Arts and Crafts pottery including pitcher (chipped rim), unsigned vase (6" Ht.), Van Briggle planter (5" Ht.), Van Briggle vase (as found, 7" Ht.), unsigned bowl (4" D.).

Artus Van Briggle for Van Briggle Pottery Early Lady of the Lily vase USA, 1902glazed earthenware 10.75 h × 10.5 w × 8.25 d in (27 × 27 × 21 cm) Incised signature, date

Vintage Van Briggle Turquoise Color Pottery Leaf Form Pottery Bowl and Planter. Incised mark to the base. Hairline crack on one or in Good condition. Bowl measures 3" x 5-7/8". Planter measures 4" x 3

comprising red leaf form vase, tall iris form vase, low pot and turtle form flower "frog" originally for the "Lady of the Lake" centerpiece. Largest: 10" high, 4 3/4" diameter. Crazing, light scuffing

purple glaze, #903, Arts & Crafts, 8" diamter, 2" deep, just inner staining on inside rim from use.

American, Colorado, 1902, Carved With Crocus Flowers, Incised Underside With Aa Cipher, Pottery, Date And Number III, Height 6.25 Inches, Shelf Wear Underside. See Photos For Additional Condition Info

Collection of (6) Pieces of Van Briggle Art Pottery, all marked on base with conjoined AA logo and 'Van Briggle', including: Blue-green matte glaze vase with stylized spade leaf decoration, dated 1904