Edwin Scheier (American, 1910) Ceramic Charger

Edwin Scheier (American, 1910-2008). Ceramic bowl with applied decoration of alternating large and small figures holding hands. Iron-rich stoneware with a celadon liner along the interior. Incised sig

Edwin Scheier (American, 1910-2008). Ceramic plate decorated with a stylized scene of Adam and Eve with the snake and the forbidden fruit, 1947. Earthenware with slip decoration and a clear glaze over

Edwin Scheier (American, 1910-2008). Ceramic coffee pot. Iron-rich stoneware of tall, oblong form with an opalescent pale blue Chun-style glaze. Incised signature along the underside.Provenance: From

Edwin Scheier (American, 1910-2008) Adam and Eve Vase. Signed. Ht. 10" Dia. 7".

Mary and Edwin Scheier (American, 1908-2007/1910-2008) Untitled (Larger Vessel), 1984 Stoneware 11.25 x 14.5 x 14.5 (in) Incised Scheier 84, bottom

Edwin and Mary Scheier (American, 1910-2008 | American, 1908-2007) Bowl&#160; glazed stoneware signed 'Scheier' H 3 3/4 x Dia 6 inches. Size H 3 3/4 x Dia 6 inches. Condition</

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

Mary & Edwin Scheier (20th Cent. American) ''Black Volcanic Vessel'' Glazed Ceramic 10.5''x9''. Blue abstract sgraffito figures and faces. Incised signature on bottom. One small flake to applied foot

EDWIN SCHEIER (1910 - 2008);MARY SCHEIER (1908 - 2007);Glazed ceramic vase with figures; Signed SCHEIER; 7 1/2" x 7 1/2";

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

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

EDWIN SCHEIER (1910 - 2008) MARY SCHEIER (1908 - 2007) Large glazed earthenware charger with Adam and Eve, purple and blue glaze, Green Valley, AZ, 1991 Signed and dated 1 1/2" x 16 1/2" Provenance: T

EDWIN SCHEIER (1910 - 2008) MARY SCHEIER (1908 - 2007) Glazed earthenware wall-hanging charger with hunting scene, gunmetal and blue glaze, Green Valley, AZ, 1990 Signed and dated 1 1/2" x 14 1/2" Pro

Four pieces: two chargers, sheer white and mottled brown and green glazes, and two bowls in mottled brown glazes, New Hampshire/Arizona, 20th c.; All signed SCHEIER; Largest charger: 2 3/4" x 16 1/2"

Bowl. EDWIN SCHEIER (1910 - 2008) MARY SCHEIER (1908 - 2007). Bowl signed Scheier and from a Scarsdale collector. - Dimensions: 1.5" x 10.5" dia

Edwin Scheier (1910-2008) & Mary Scheier (1908-2007) large bowl Durham, New Hampshire, 1940s glazed ceramic with repeating figural motif incised signature 15 3/4"dia x 8"h

Edwin Scheier (1910-2008) & Mary Scheier (1908-2007) monumental bowl with face decoration Green Valley, Arizona, circa 1990 matte glazed ceramic incised signature to underside 14 1/2"dia x 7 1/2"h

Edwin Scheier (1910-2008) & Mary Scheier (1908-2007) bowl decorated with abstract faces Durham, New Hampshire, circa 1960 high glazed ceramic incised signature 6 3/8"dia x 5 3/4"h

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) & Mary Scheier (1908-2007) plates, two Durham, New Hampshire glazed ceramic incised signature larger: 10 3/4"dia x 1 3/4"h

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

Scheier, Edwin and Mary (1910-2008 and 1908-2007), Fish Relief Small Bowl, glazed ceramic bowl, 3 x 5.5 inches, incised with signature on underside.

Scheier, Edwin and Mary (1910-2008 and 1908-2007), Two Head Ash Tray or Low Bowl Dish, glazed ceramic 6.5 inches in diameter, incised Scheier on underside.

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