Billy Ray Hussey Pottery Spaniels

Salt Glazed Pair of Spaniels Signed on bottom BH dated 1965 10 1/2"H

large pottery figural. Jug Head. With 4 miniature jugs in total one for the head. Signed on bottom kiln 57 and BH - height 11"

7.75"H - salt glaze with blue slip. Signed on bottom

early lion signed BH only no kiln marks. Rare blue eyes. Height 7.5" x length 8.25"

very interesting stylized lion with long face. Height 7", length 11"

signed on bottom BH 53 "all our checkerd pasts" a man sitting on stool wearing a checkerd shirt. A great folky face with teath. Height 12"

fantastic pottery sheep on base. Signed on bottom BH with kiln number 33. 5.5" x 6.5"

9.75"H - pottery chicken, signed

signed inside bottom of vase BH 30. an early kiln number. A large figural at 10" in height. Signed on the back of the man "a little music for your soul"

Billy Ray Hussey began experimenting with putting goats, lions, and this type of dog, among other figural examples, on these separately turned or formed flat bases. They are distinctive and extremely

an early version signed BH and Owens when he worked with ML Owens. A large dog in the seated position at 7" tall.

a greatly detailed pottery sculpture of a moravian pottery at Salem in winston salem, nc holding moravian decorated wares. This is a very historical piece made by Billy. Signed on bottom BH 57. a tall

signed and dated kiln #62, 6" tall

Beehive shaped swirl pottery bird house, the finial with hole for hanging. Small perch at opening. Incised signature BH to base for renown Seagrove, North Carolina folk potter Billy Ray Hussey. Approx

Billy Ray Hussey began to turn as a production potter for Melvin L (ML) Owens in the mid 70's. This is small simple salt glaze jug w/ an incredibly intricate embossed/carved Indian face on the side. S

9" legendary southern folk pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Billy's uncle was the famous jug town potter ML Owens and Billy grew up in the tradition of southern folk pottery. He is a very accomplished pot

7.5" legendary southern folk pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Billy's uncle was the famous jug town potter ML Owens and Billy grew up in the tradition of southern folk pottery. He is a very accomplished p

a great Billy Ray Hussey chicken in an alkiline glaze signed BH. No kiln number this is an earlier chicken. Great detail. Height is 9.5"

Billy Ray Hussey two handled vase with an applied floral sprig on the front. Made at the Owen Pottery in Seagrove, North Carolina, the vase is signed B.H. and Owen on the bottom. Height 15 inches. Exc

Mint condition. 10 inches tall.

North Carolina Southern Folk Pottery Billy Ray Hussey. Dated 1992. 66 pages.

in the style of Alamance County Pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Marked kiln #61 - height 10"

9", a rare society piece, with Charles Lisk making the face on one side and Billy on the other legendary southern folk pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Billy's uncle was the famous jug town potter ML Owen

American (North Carolina), 20th century. A mirror pair of redware spaniels by Billy Ray Hussey (b. 1955) mimicking the popular Staffordshire dogs, both with collars marked S Bell and incised chai