A Ruskin Pottery high fired pedestal bow

A Ruskin pottery high fired mottled green purple flambé glazed vase 21cm high

Ruskin Pottery high-fired porcelain crystalline glaze vase in shades of blue, salmon and orange done in 1932. Impressed Ruskin England 1932. Height 6 3/8 inches. Excellent condition with lots of blue

Exotic Ruskin high-fired porcelain vase with colors of mauve, teal, light green and darker green spots done in 1910. Impressed Ruskin Pottery 1910. Height 6 1/4 inches. Excellent condition and amazing

Ron Dier Pottery High Fired Earthenware Jug. Signed on Bottom Dier 85 H17 x 11.5W NAVIS Pack and Ship will be handling the shipping of all items from this auction. Go to: http://blockauction.gonavis.c

Ron Dier Pottery High Fired Japanese Temmoku on Earthenware Clay Body Platter, Dark Brown Glaze With Splash. Signed on Bottom Dier 83 D19.25 x H3 NAVIS Pack and Ship will be handling the shipping of a

Ron Dier Pottery High Fired Earthenware Platter. Signed on Bottom Dier 84. D18.5 x 3.5 NAVIS Pack and Ship will be handling the shipping of all items from this auction. Go to: http://blockauction.gona

A Rarity in Western hands, Lg. Han Tomb FigureThis large Han Dynasty tomb figure is probably unique, it is of about the mid 2nd century A.D., of gray high fired pottery. Apparently an entertainer mode

Ancient Han Dynasty (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.) high fired pottery horse, painted in tones of grey on deep red clay. When originally created, the pottery body would have had wooden legs attached, which have

Dating to about the 3rd-fifth centuries post Christ, a French regional jug or storage jar. Fairly high fired pottery, close to a stoneware, this finely potted Gaelic example of late Roman work is enha

Signed Isbester, dated 1975. Vintage Art Pottery Vase with high fired glaze. This item has no reserve. Artist: Isbester Issued: 1976 Dimensions: 10" H Country of Origin: USA

DESCRIPTION: High-fired Korean pottery covered jar. Circa 8th/9th century. Features stylized incised geometric decoration. PROVENANCE: Deaccessioned from The Walters Museum in Baltimore, Maryland. MEA

Vintage artsy assorted high fired turquoise pottery beads for jewelry making. For measures please refer to the pictures taken with a measuring tape. Weight: 30 Grams. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: the

DESCRIPTION: Three pieces Chinese pottery. Includes: 1) Chinese high-fired stoneware storage jar. Light colored clay with white slip and thin, crackled olive green glaze. Unglazed foot and flat base.

High fired art pottery vase with two monkeys relaxing in the moonlight. With Doulton Burslem mark to underside. Issued: 1890s Dimensions: 4"H x 4" dia. Manufacturer: Doulton Burslem Country of Origin:

English Arts Crafts hammered copper pedestal with three Ruskin Pottery enamel cabochons c1900. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. 30.5"h x 6"d x 14.5"d at base. Spend $5000 or more at this auction a

Antique Pottery Jardinieres Pedestal. 16" high. Our in house shipping is not available. Pickup is Sunday July 24th from 10 am to 5 pm in Marietta, Ohio and Monday July 25 from 9 am to Noon at the same

A Ruskin pottery purple and blue souffle glazed vase, dated 1913 together with a Ruskin pottery matt glazed vase the largest 35cm high

Faience ring with ancient ankh cross in Egyptian style. Amazing vintage collectible! Size: see the photo. Faience is a type of pottery fired at a high temperature to produce a light blue glaze (usuall

2 x Cobridge Stoneware High Fired Vases: Height 15.5cm.

Cobridge stoneware large high fired vase: height 22cm

Japanese Floral Decorated High Fired Vase: height 21cm

Early Chang vase with high fired flambe with molten lava body. Artist signatures from Charles Noke and Harry Nixon . Marked to base - Royal Doulton Chang with artist initials. #artpottery #flambe #cha

A Ruskin pottery flambe lavender glazed vase, dated 1905 18cm high

6 Pcs. Roseville Beneda Pattern Pottery. Excellent paneled border pattern with pumkin patch design. 1) 8 in. high x 9.5 in. dia. jardiniere and 16.5 in. high pedestal, green, in good condition with no