Edwin and Mary Scheier, Covered chalice form

Edwin and Mary Scheier Chalice form USA, 1991glazed stoneware 11 h × 11.5 dia in (28 × 29 cm) Incised signature and date to underside '91 Scheier'. Provenance:

Edwin and Mary Scheier Early and Monumental chalice form USA, 1966glazed stoneware 19.5 h × 14 dia in (50 × 36 cm) Incised signature and date to underside 'Scheier 66'.

Edwin and Mary Scheier Tall chalice form USA, c. 1960glazed earthenware 19.5 h × 9 dia in (50 × 23 cm) Incised signature to underside 'Scheier'. Provenance:

Monumental Ceramic Chalice Form Vase, signed and dated "Scheier - 63" on base, with sculpted primitive figural and faces decoration, glossy to matte glazed surface in brown to yellow tones, 13" high,

Edwin & Mary Scheier (20th Cent. American) Coupe with Figures Ceramic 8.5''x7.5''. Sgraffito abstract figure and fish banded motif on a large chalice-form vessel. Incised signature on bottom. Excellen

Edwin O. Scheier (1910-2008) and Mary Goldsmith Scheier (1908-2007), Durham, New Hampshire, 1960's. The tall vase of chalice form and glazed in robin's egg blue, executed in sgraffito and applied deco

DESCRIPTION: Hand-crafted pottery stoneware ceramic serving bowl by mid-century modern masters, Edwin and Mary Scheier. With curved form, wide rim and footed base. In warm soft blue glaze coloring and

Edwin and Mary Scheier Art Pottery Egg Form Vase. Approximately 6.0H x 4.625W in.

Edwin O. Scheier (1910-2008) and Mary Goldsmith Scheier (1908-2007), Durham, New Hampshire, 1960s. Incised with a male and female face, covered in blue glaze, incised "Scheier" under the base. D: 1.25

Thin walled bowl covered in a mottled gray glaze and having blue and darker gray volcanic textured glazes dripped from the rim by Edwin and Mary Scheier. Incised Scheier on the bottom. Excellent origi

Edwin & Mary Scheier, glazed earthenware bowl, c. 1970s, USA, brown and copper glazed with blue highlights, incised decorated with molded primitive masks, signed "Scheier" on foot, 9"h x 9"dia Provena

Large charger with figures, New Hampshire, ca. 1950/60; Incised signature; 15" dia.

Edwin Scheier (1910-2008) & Mary Scheier (1908-2007) vase decorated with abstract figures Durham, New Hampshire, 1960s glazed ceramic incised signature 4 1/4"dia x 8 3/4"h

Edwin Scheier (1910-2008) and Mary Scheier (1908-2007), vase, USA, glazed and incised earthenware, signed, 3.5"dia x 7"h

Size: 13 1/8" tall x 9 3/4" wide (at lip) Condition: Two minor chips and a crack that has been repaired side top. See photos.

A lovely celadon or greenware ceramic vase by Edwin & Mary Scheier, one of the best known couples to ever work in pottery. Edwin (1910-2008) and Mary (1908-2007)began creating together in the 1930s. T

Finely Crafted Studio Pottery Bowl, by New Hampshire artists/ceramicists Edwin (1910-2008) & Mary (1910-2007) Scheier, 1960s, having a flambe glazed surface with incised abstract decoration, signed on

Group of (5) Glazed Ceramic Serving Bowls, all incised "Scheier" on base, with side handles and glossy surfaces, 1 3/4" high, 5" x 4 1/4" to 2 1/4" high, 9 1/2" x 8". Largest has minor interior surfac

Pair of American Brass and Crystal Prism Hung Girandoles, 19th c., of covered chalice form, on a white marble base, now wired as lamps, H.- 18 in., W.- 6 1/2 in., D.- 3 3/4 in

Mid-Century glazed stoneware bowl by Edwin and Mary Scheier. Incised signature to underside, Scheier. Dimensions: H 3.25" x Dia. 3.25" Condition: Minor surface wear consistent with age and use. Scatte

Edwin and Mary Scheier, American 1910 ? 2008, Signed Art Pottery 8 Inch Trinket Dish. Measures 1 inch x 8 inches in diameter.

Edwin Scheier (1910-2008) & Mary Scheier (1908-2007) small bowl Durham, New Hampshire glazed ceramic incised 'Scheier' 4 11/16"dia x 1 13/16"h

Glazed Round Ceramic Serving Dish, incised "Scheier" on base, with side handles, glossy turquoise glazed surface with cobalt blue interior spiral decoration, 2 1/2" high, 11" x 9 5/8". Tiny rim glaze

THREE PIECES EDWIN & MARY SCHEIER STUDIO POTTERY American, late 20th century, ceramic, all signed Scheier to underside. Including brown glaze bowl with abstract female figure dancing across surface (3