Ann Tyler Korn, Arts & Crafts Vase

Ann Tyler Korn, Arts & Crafts VaseSan Francisco, ceramic, signed 'Ann Tyler Korn', 6.25"h.

An early 20th pottery Markham "Reseau" Earthenware vase, Ann Arbor, Michigan c. 1910. Arts and Crafts style with low form and mottled Green glaze on a Brick Red ground. Incised "Markham" signature wit

Dirk Van Erp, Arts & Crafts Vase, lot of 3California, hammered copper, circa 1911-12, closed box maker's mark, 10"h, together with Dirk Van Erp copper pine cone stamp box, 4"l and pen tray, 10.75"l, e

Marblehead Arts & Crafts matte finish vase painted with repeating grapes and leaves on vertical vines. Height 3 1/2 inches. Company MP logo impression. Two superimposed Marblehead Pottery paper sticke

Massive Rookwood Arts & Crafts vase with hand carved floral design at the shoulder and covered with dark over light blue mat glazes for an interesting mottled effect. Marks include the Rookwood logo,

First quarter 20th century, Boston, MA, impressed circular maker's mark ''Greuby Faience Co. / Boston U.S.A.'', the cylindrical neck over a bulbous body decorated with impressed oval reserves, in an a

Arequipa Pottery vase, Marin County CA circa 1915. A dark matte green vase, hand carved lily flower blooming up the body. One flea size depression at rim in making, excellent condition. Signed. Measur

Rookwood Pottery hand-carved earthenware Arts & Crafts vase covered in a microcrystalline matte glaze, shape number 1660A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1912 matte brown glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, whe

Weller Pottery Co. Arts & Crafts four-handled earthenware vase with a strong, interactive glaze Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1905 matte glazed ceramic impressed "Weller" on painted green bottom 5"dia x 11

Arequipa Pottery vase, Marin County CA circa 1918. A mottled purple glazed vase, hand carved flower rising up the body. One small depression at rim in making and glazed over, excellent condition. Sign

The first, windsor fern vase, shape no. 551.7, is 7" tall. The second is an early velmoss two tone vase of 5-1/2" tall. The last is an early velmoss vase of 5-1/2" tall that has calcium build-up insid

American Arts & Crafts large vase / umbrella stand copper 10 1/2"dia x 16"h

Weller Arts & Crafts Xenia vase with red flowers on a green vine over pale green. Height 5 1/2 inches. Impressed Weller and incised 3 beneath. Excellent condition. Pictured in Weller Pottery, The Rare

A Turn of the Century Copper Arts & Crafts Vase. Hammered copper vase with is removable from the riveted stand. Unmarked. Old patina with very minor wear, interior has mineral deposits, rim is slightl

Textured matte green glaze. There is restoration to lines at the rim.Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: 5 - 3/4" x 3 - 1/2".

C.W. Clewell. Bronze Arts and Crafts two handled vase. Signed C.W. Clewell with copyright and numbered 505-21 on base. Brown and green patina. 7” high.

A Zark Arts & Crafts-style blue glazed pottery vase with vibrant interior glaze from Ozark Pottery Company. Zark incised on base. 6-1/2in tall. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts private collecti

A rare Wedgwood Marsden Arts & Crafts vase attributed to a design by George A. Marsden, the baluster shaped body rising to a high collar neck, decorated overall with stylized scrolled slip decoration,

In lovely shaded green matt glaze with molded long stemmed flower, marked on base with company monogram and "Van Briggle" over initials, 3 1/2" diameter x 7" high.

Rochester Mechanic's Institute Carved Arts & Crafts Vase c1905. Signed by student "Frater". Perfect condition. 8"h x 3.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within

hand hammered, 9 1/2\\\" tall, Dirk Van Erp and Windmill mark.

Roycroft Renaissance artist Ron (Ronald) Vanostrand hand hammered copper with silver Arts & Crafts vase. Measures 6.25" tall.

Roycroft Copper Shop copper vase, East Aurora NY circa 1915. A finely hammered copper vase with the middle mark with a new reddish brown patina. Measures 5.25” tall and 5” wide. This ships

deep matt green glaze with carved linear decor, artist signed McJ, 6 3/4" tall, couple flakes............William Henry Grueby (1867-1925) began his pottery career at Low Art and Tile Works (1880-1890)