Common Ground Pottery vase, bulbous shape, snail de

DESCRIPTION: A Pottery vase by potter William Moorcroft. Features a bulbous shape vase decorated in a green to blue ground color. Further embellished along the body with blooming flowers and completed

Ca early 20th century. Ornate geometric and symbolic design on buff ground. Colors of brown, orange, gold and black. Bulbous bottle form shape. Measures 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide.

Greenish blue long neck with bulbous shape bottom decorated in rich pink pomegranates and berries on deep blue ground. Made in England and Moorcroft backstamp. #moorcroft #pomegranate #vase Issued: c.

H 19", Dia 16"; probably antique; black ground, tapered, bulbous shape draped with animal hide; on a metal stand. Condition: wear, patina loss, dings, possible repairs, stand is rusted - see photos. W

H 19", Dia 16"; probably antique; black ground, tapered, bulbous shape draped with animal hide; on a metal stand. Condition: wear, patina loss, dings, possible repairs, stand is rusted - see photos. W

Two Roseville Pottery Company 'Wisteria' Vases, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1933. The first shape number 628 and of bulbous form, the second shape number 629, each textured ground covered in blue

Eric Olson (active late 20th / early 21st century) for Common Ground Pottery earthenware vase with purple irises on a green crystalline ground Madison, Wisconsin, 2011 matte and high glazed ceramic im

Three Common Ground Pottery vases by Eric Olson. 1) 11 3/8 inches with white flowers done in 2004. 2) 9 1/2 inches with butterflies done in 2002. 3) 7 3/4 inches with green leaves. All are in excellen

Common Ground Pottery vase with incised and painted jonquil decoration and having a nice green crystalline glaze ground, the work of Eric Olson in 2011. Marks on the bottom include the Common Ground l

Common Ground Pottery vase with a repeating pattern of large flies, the work of Eric Olson in 2002. Impressed with the Common Ground logo and an M, and incised Eric Olson 2002. Excellent original cond

Eric Olson (active 20th and 21st centuries) for Common Ground Pottery porcelain vase with maple leaves and samaras Madison, Wisconsin, 2003 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory mark and incised arti

DESCRIPTION: A signed ceramic glazed pottery vase. Of bulbous shape with tapered neck. Signed indistinctly on the underside "F. Hicke" CIRCA: 20th Century DIMENSIONS: H. 11" x W. 4.25" CONDITION: Grea

Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, Turn-Teplitz Amphora, Austria; Art Nouveau era Bohemian art pottery vase in bulbous shape, decorated with a floral motif in relief, and sitting atop four raised feet. H

Pewabic iridescent pottery vase. 20th century. Pottery vase having a bulbous shape and an iridescent glaze. Impressed stamp is covered by glaze. Height 4", diameter 5 3/4".

Mid 20th century South American terracotta pottery pot or vase, in bulbous shape. In Pre-Columbian style having a hand-painted decoration of Peacocks to the central body, geometric shape banding aroun

Jugtown Ware Pottery glazed ceramic vase with bulbous shape and olive green with black speckled finish, maker's mark and date incised to underside. 8" H x 5.5" diameter

DESCRIPTION: Miniature Van Briggle pottery vases. One features a bulbous shape white a light blue hue and embossed swirling designs. The other is embellished with embossed swirled designs as well and

A 1930s Roseville Pottery blue glaze windsor vase with bulbous shape. #547-6. 6 1/2" tall. Underside unmarked. *notes- small bubble on interior of rim.

Nothing prettier than spring Wisteria decoration on a velvety brown blue ground Roseville pottery vase. Common as you know, but a super example. Measures 6" tall.

An early 20th century Roseville Tourmaline Art Pottery vase, c. 1930. Shape 200, bulbous form with relief geometric decoration and mottled Blue glaze. Retains original foil "Roseville Pottery" label a

Chinese enameled porcelain vase, with a bulbous shape above bell form, the yellow ground featuring stylized bats and lotus tendrils accented by ruyi bands (lacking section of vase), 8.5"h

Vase in the shape of a water drop, finely painted on raised surface with two ducks on body. Unmarked but possibly Kozan. H. 32cm (12 1/2 in.)

Edward Maldonado. Best quality Nicaraguan Pottery Vase. Sgd. on the underside by the artist and dated 1996 Bulbous shape. 11"h and 8"W

ART POTTERY: Rick Foris raku pottery vase, bulbous form, dark grayish-green shading to beige and burgundy toward base, along with abstracted shapes, signed and date “81” on base, wear cons