Ben Owen North Carolina Pottery Vase, white glaze,

nine pieces, to include: AR Cole raspberry glazed trumpet vase (rim glaze flake) and a candle dish; a North State small bowl (flake to side); Ben Owen Master Potter frogskin pitcher (rim flake); noggi

Large studio art pottery vase, signed Ben Owen III (North Carolina, b.1968), dated 1995 underfoot, in green glaze, having lipped rim, over four applied loop handles, wave-form pattern, narrowing towar

Chinese white glaze, 6", signed, excellent.Jugtown Pottery is a working pottery and an American Craft Shop located in a grove of trees and bamboo eight miles south of Seagrove. It is just off Busbee R

A Large American Studio Pottery Vase Ben Owen Pottery, Seagrove, North Carolina Height 18 inches.

Jugtown pottery vase with handles, Jugtown, North Carolina, ca 1930, Ben Owen potter, impressed mark, 6 1/4"h

North Carolina, redware body, Chinese White Glaze, impressed Jugtown mark. Height 4.25 inches.

Jugtown Pottery, North Carolina, USA. Art pottery Asian-influenced turquoise and oxblood red glazed vase, hand thrown by master potter Ben Owen. Impressed "Jugtown Ware" mark along the under

Lot includes a Jugtown egg vase with Chinese style blue and oxblood glaze (rim chip,) a small Jugtown "Chinese White" vase (chips), and candlestick with 'frog skin' glaze by Master Potter Ben Owen. Al

(Arden, North Carolina, 1921-1962) matte blue and aubergine glaze over baluster form, white glazed interior, applied cameo "life on the farm" scene to shoulder of jar, alternating heart and flower cam

American 20th / 21st century studio hand thrown ceramic art pottery vases by Seagrove, North Carolina pottery artist Samantha Henneke of Bulldog Pottery, Margie Nance of Windsong Pottery and Ben Owen.

(Seagrove, North Carolina, born 1968) all but one signed and dated, comprising: lidded teapot, dated 2008, pale blue glaze, 8-3/8 x 9-1/2 in.; handled jar, dated 2006, speckled olive green glaze, 5-1/

North Carolina, one bulbous form with flared neck, mottled turquoise and pink glaze, signed "Ben Owen III/2009" on base, 10 in.; one small pot/planter form, redware with dark blue glaze, signed "M.L.

This pair of vases of Ben Owen I (Master Potter) are in one of most popular and sought glaze, Eggshell White (some call it Chinese White). These are called 'low vases' in the NC art pottery tradition.

to include: two white glazed vases, with the stamp for Ben Owen Master Potter (6-7 in.); a pair of Ben Owen III candlesticks, Tobacco Spit glaze, signed and dated 1986 (10.25 x 4.5 in.); a pair of sal

(Arden, North Carolina, 1921-1962) all with turquoise crackle glaze, low vase with pink interior, 5 in.; pair of two handled vases, one with pink glazed interior, the other with white, 6-3/4 in.; larg

Fine 1920's Jacon B. Cole (1869-1943) North Carolina Art Pottery Vase with a stunning glaze and is in collector grade condition. Standing 8 1/2" Tall

Ten American Studio Pottery Vessels Ben Owen Pottery, Seagrove, North Carolina Height of tallest 15 inches.

beautiful glaze, local potter, signed, 9", excellent....During the 1970s Rodney had become interested in the historical pottery traditions of western North Carolina. He collected examples, studying th

To include two Ben Owen candlesticks (marked,) a c.1930s unmarked but Seagrove, N. C. glazed art pottery vessel / candlestick, two more unmarked North Carolina pottery candlesticks (these two with chi

Ben Owen (American, 1904-?) for Jugtown Pottery, North Carolina, USA. Group of two art pottery hand thrown vessels glazed and thrown by Ben Owen, ca. 1960s, including one small handled jug, marked &qu

Forest City, North Carolina,Contemporary A large and well potted vase in deep midnight blue almost black glaze with starry night moon lit design. Comes with original pamphlet. 21" tall, From the estat

incised decorated salt glaze vase, signed on bottom. 8"

A Neolia Cole (North Carolina, 1927-2016) redware vase with two handles and mottled green and brown glaze. Signed on base. 12 1/2" x 10".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

rare glaze, ca. 1940. 5.5D x 4.5H