Arts & Crafts Period Pottery Architectural Tiles

Circa 1900. The lot includes various shapes and styles along with a larger Gruby example. All are in good, well kept condition. Largest tile: H6 1/4" W6 1/4"

Early 20th century. Each having a very elegant form and glaze. The vase has deer among fauna with blue glazed interior and the tile featuring a striking crane. The tile has a very shallow nick to the

Grueby attributed Arts and Crafts period art pottery tile, with a peach and pinecone motif in Siena orange, light green, and buff cream on a blue ground, label to reverse, housed in an oak wood frame.

Three architectural Arts & Crafts pottery tiles with figures of a woman, couple and a lion, numbered on sides. 14.25"h x 10.25"w

Lot of two including an unmarked matte green glaze architectural tile, 7" square, with open mouth, made to be fountain spout; and a hand colored cast plaque with Latin inscriptions with Christs twelve

Early 20th century, Roseville, Ohio. Green glaze Egyptian sand vase. Monumental size having handsome well-cast form of Egyptian goddess at each side. Good condition no restoration detected. H16"

Early 20th century. Jar adorned with chicken decoration surrounding the body. Good overall condition. H9 3/8" W11" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey Sr. of Lancaster Count

Circa 1920, Seagrove, North Carolina, by Waymon Cole or Jack Kiser. Excellently formed example having incised decoration and loop handles at each side with a rich yellow glaze. The jar has several are

Group of (8) Early 20th c. Tiles by California Makers, including: Pair by Ernest Allan Batchelder (CA/NH, 1875-1957), 1928-1932, with green geometric decoration, never set, both signed, 5 7/8" sq.; Sm

Early 20th century. A mix of various makers and forms, several marked and others unmarked. Overall good condition throughout. Six pieces total. H12"

2 Marked Batchelder4.25" x 4.25" (largest)

Four Framed Arts & Crafts Pottery Tilesin varying patterns.overall size of each: 6 x 6 inches

Early 20th century. Green glazed vase having a modeled body and open handles with transitioning runny green glaze. Good condition, showing good wear to foot. H11"

Early 20th century. The piece having a handsomely formed body with pulled and sculpted handle. The glazed transitions down the body. The vessel is marked at the bottom with NC and a signature. Good ov

Taos Pottery dated 1934 by F.A. Williams. Very nicely glazed example having excellent elegant form. Very good condition throughout. W7 1/4" W4" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, SC family.

"The Pines" 6" x 6" tile with original labels. Grueby Tile Co. Boston Mass. Matte green and blue colors, with some glaze pops, one small chip to a back corner. Keywords: Antique, American, Art Pottery

By Grubey. The tile is housed in a handsome thick oak frame which looks to be original. The tile is marked clearly on verso with makers mark. Good condition throughout with no apparent damage. Framed:

Arts and Crafts style pottery tile. Signed by artist, Elliott, on back. Motawi Tileworks, Ann Arbor Michigan. Dimensions: 4”x 7 7/8”. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information,

(3) Pieces of Arts & Crafts Period Pottery by William J. Walley (late 19th-early 20th c., Sterling, MA), including: Vase, impressed '_JW' and 'OO' on base, 7" high, 5 1/4" diam.; Two-piece hair receiv

Collection of (3) Pieces of Arts & Crafts Period Pottery, including: Weller Fru Russet vase, raised leaf and blue berry decoration on a green matte craquelure glaze background, circa 1910, impressed '

Collection of (3) Arts & Crafts Period Pottery Vases by Fulper, including: Green glazed two-handled vase, 1922-28, with vertical inked Fulper stamp ('racetrack' mark), 7 1/2" high, 6" diam., good cond

Arts & Crafts Pottery Tile Depicting Geese, Possibly De Porceleyne Fles, Circa 1925. Decorated in cuenca with three geese and distant water in shades of cream, blue and green; housed in a modern frame

Arts & Crafts Pottery Tile, Attributed to the Wheatley Pottery Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tube-lined with a bear in black and white. H: 6 in., W: 6.125 in., D: .75 in.

Early 20th century. The group includes three vessels, one is an open work bud vase signed Hampshire, the other two vessels are unsigned. Good condition throughout. H7 1/2" Sold from the collection of