AMERICAN BUFF CLAY SPANIEL.

Circa 1900, Midwestern States. Albany slip glaze, 8"h.

Circa 1900, possibly Alexis Pottery, Alexis, Illinois. Male and female with dark brown glaze and gold trim. 10.5"h.

First quarter 20th century. High, brown glaze with nice detail. Possibly Ohio, 6.5"h.

Twentieth century. Male buff clay bust signed Miller Key West. 12"h. 9.5"w.

Circa 1900. Silhouette of a top hatted gent sporting goatee. Black glaze and has entwined initials on back "W.A.H.", 3.75" square.

Grouping of five (5) Kenneth Allen (1946-2000) studio pottery items with sgraffito, carved geometric, colored slip and Native American style decoration on buff colored clay grounds including: one (1)

American, California, Early 20th Century, Buff Clay, Three Shaped Handles, Stamped Underside, Height 3.5 Inches, Handling Marks And Discoloration To Clay. See Photos.

Three interesting pieces of American Art Pottery: 1. An enigmatic buff clay baluster form vase with yellow and blue slip decoration in Art Deco influence of geometric motifs. The base is signed with t

Iris Youvella Nampeyo (American / Hopi-Tewa, 1944-2108) Ceramic Seed Pot (4) total items including a burnished buff clay jar having a modeled ear of corn and husks applied to side, engraved signature

Antique American sewer tile pottery in the form of a full figure turkey vulture bird with a rich brown glaze on the buff clay. Possibly from Ohio. Unmarked.Height: 12 1/2 in x width: 6 1/2 in x depth:

America, mid-19th Century. Buff clay with spotted glaze. Minor glaze flake. 5"h. 5"l.

Mid 19th century. Buff clay door stop with acorn finial. 6"h. And five pieces of redware. Handled pot with lid, 6.5"h., handled jar, 5.25"h., jar with impressed mark "EE Gray & Co. Boston, Mass", 5"h.

Likely 18th century or earlier. The piece having been coil built with thin walls and having a nice buff clay body with earth tone decorations surrounding the body. Some small flakes at the interior of

Fourth quarter 19th Century. Buff clay applied handles and free hand cobalt "15" and bee stinger. 21"h.

American, Louisiana, Stamped With Newcomb Cipher, Registration Number IM79, And Joseph Meyer Potter Mark Underside, Decorated With Cherokee Roses, Semi Matte Glaze On Buff Clay Body, Diameter 6 Inches

American, Massachusetts, Late 19th Century, Experimental Glaze On Buff Clay Body, Underside Incised Dedham Pottery HCR, Ink DP12a, Paper Label P343, Volcanic Ware, Height 7.75, Diameter 5 Inches, Craq

19th c. Acoma, with decoration on interior only, one of the lug handles gone exposing the grey clay under the buff slip and black fine line geometry. 3" x 6 1/2" diam.

Period examples having a red clay body and buff surface. The bowl with three legs having faint decoration at the perimeter. Each with a nice surface. some wear consistent with use and age. Tallest: H3

19th century, likely Bennington Vermont or Ohio. The piece is crafted from a nice heavy red clay and has a rich glaze. Some areas of the glaze have skipped or peeled. The surface has a nice patina. H9

A group of 8 clay objects. ++ A group of 3 clay objects of phallic form, Possibly Costa Rica. ++ A group of 5 clay objects, Probably Central America. Largest: 2 1/2"h x 7"w. Smallest: 1 3/8"h x 2 1/4"

Antique Buff Clay Pottery 'Cow' Butter Stamp. 19th Century. Diameter 3.5 inches.

A Pre Columbian Jalisco seated red on buff clay figure, 15"h x 9"w, Literature: illustrated, The Shaft Figures of West Mexico, Von Winning, figure 117

North America, southern Indiana (Vanderburg County), Middle Woodland period, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. A ceramic pipe bowl, now dark from touch, in the form of a human head with small features. Size: 1.3" L

A group of 5 South American clay figures. ++ A group of 2 standing clay figures, Mexico, Colima, 200 BC to 200 AD. ++ A group of 2 seated figures, Mexico, Nayarit style, 20th century. ++ A group of 1