Charles Moore Ground Hog Kiln 1998

Georgia Blizzard. Little Mother. Signed and titled. Hand-molded vessel, ground hog kiln fired clay. Minor rubs, otherwise excellent condition. 12.5" h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $65

Clint Alderman. Mud Creek Pottery Rooster. 1997. Signed, dated and titled. Primitive ground hog kiln firing with no glaze. Minor chigger bite on tail and cone, otherwise great condition. 14.5”h. Est

Georgia Blizzard. Crazy Dream. Signed and titled. Hand-molded clay and groundhog kiln fired. Minor shrinkage on hands, otherwise excellent condition. 7.5" w x 5.5" h x 5" d. Est. $1,000-3,000. Ship: $

blue eyes. Signed on base Charles Moore and dated 1998. heigh 6"

Charles Moore sitting dog. signed on bottom twice Charles Moore and scratch signed 1998. an underfired salt glaze look that gives it a heavy artistic value. H 5.5" length 8.5" Charles Moore, (1935 -20

Chalres Moore pottery RARE first kiln marked on bottom. Blue cobalt throught. Height 8"

Ellen Martin was the daughter of self taught artist Carrie Graves of Eden NC. Ellen died in 2004 in her 40s. She did not have a kiln and would fire her work with Charles Moore through friends. Charles

'Multi Flora' art glass vase, Charles Lotton (United States, b.1935), engraved signature, title and dated 1998 underfoot, iridescent ground with white and pink flowers, blue heart form leaves on green

Signed and dated "Multi Flora, 1998". Pink flowers on gold iridescent ground. Shade has stretch glass interior. Tear drop finial. Electrified. 22"h. 22"d.

Signed and dated "Multi Flora, 1998". Pink flowers on deep pink/purple iridescent ground. Shade has stretch glass interior. Tear drop finial. Electrified. 25"h. 15.5"d.

Signed and dated "Charles Lotton, 1998, Multi Flora". Pink flowers on gold/pink iridescent ground. Ruffled rim shade with stretched interior. 23"h. 22.5"d.

Signed and dated "Charles Lotton, 1998". Cased bowl with wisteria or feather design on striped ground with blue interior and folded rim. 7"h. 15"d.

1998; bronze on green marble plinth; titled and inscribed to applied plaque "Inspired by Charles Marion Russell"; bronze: 13 inches wide; 7 1/2 inches deep; 16 inches high; 17 1/2 inches high overall

12 Sevres Porcelain yellow ground dessert plates Assiettes Unies. Varying blue stenciled Charles X and July Monarchy marks enclosing date cyphers for 1831, various gilder's and incised kiln and potter

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Checkers Club members, including J. Cephus Ford with scale, “Brother” Howell, “Chinny” Moore, Oliver Gray, John Henry, Joe Smith, “Hot Rod,”

Extremely Rare 2 3/4" Ground Hog Effigy Catlinite Disc Pipe Authentic Native American Artifact, Early 1800's. Kansas City Area.

A pair of blue ground kiln fired enamel on copper urns with fixed covers topped by an ormolu acanthus finial, the domed cover and the vase body decorated with enamel beading and 'jewels' among translu

Oil on canvas, Initialed and dated LR 1865. Hudson Valley School landscape. 12"h x 20"w and 19"h x 27"w framed **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer to the terms

A sterling silver circus figurine designed for Tiffany & Co. by Gene Moore (1910-1998). Features an African lion entering a circus cage train cart, with painted enameled accents. Signed TIFFANY & CO S

A sterling silver circus figural group designed for Tiffany & Co. by Gene Moore (1910-1998). Depicts a circus trainer with four poodle dogs and performance stools, with hand painted enameled accents.

A sterling silver circus figural group designed for Tiffany & Co. by Gene Moore (1910-1998). Features a circus equestrian rider balancing on horseback, with hand painted enameled accents. Both pieces

A sterling silver circus figurine designed for Tiffany & Co. by Gene Moore (1910-1998). Depicts a circus elephant, with hand painted enameled accents. Signed on bottom. Total approximate silver weight

3 volumes. Moore, Charles (editor). Plan of CHICAGO prepared under the direction of the Commercial Club during the years MCMVI, MCMVII, and MCMVIII,by Daniel H. Burnham and Edward H. Bennett Architect

Three Tiffany & Company Sterling Enamel Pieces, to include two circus clowns or harlequin, designed by Gene Moore (1910 - 1998), all marked Tiffany & Company Sterling, Made in Italy, figure heights 3