Evans Pottery Vase

LARGE MID MOD TONY EVANS POTTERY VASE | MID CENTURY MODERN MID MOD HOME DECOR VINTAGE ACCESSORIES TABLE CENTERPIECE-GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION-DP92122- Bidding on this item requires bidders to agree to

Original Tony Evans Handmade Raku Pottery Vase. Signed. The colors are a blend of blues and rose/pink/mauve. The finish varies from lava to light Sandy patches, with just a smooth gloss finish at neck

LARGE VINTAGE MID CENTURY MODERN TONY EVANS RAKU POTTERY VASE | COLLECTIBLE ART GLASS HOME DECOR -9" X 12" APPROX-VERY GOOD CONDITION, WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE AND USE-DP92321

Large Raku art pottery vase. Signed on bottom Evans. Measures 13.5" tall 14.5" wide.

Large Tony Evans Raku Pottery Vase. Signed Evans 226. Approximately 17.75H x 15.0W x 5.0D in.

20" DIAMETER X 9" TALL--UNSIGNED

Tall cylinder vase with abstract design in various colors and textures of glazes. Signature and number 29 to the underside. Excellent condition; two small hairline cracks from firing process to lip. 1

Mint condition. 11.5 inches tall.

TONY EVANS (American 1942-2009) A RAKU POTTERY VASE, "Koi Fish Family," SIGNED, partial glazed pottery with pink, mauve, lavender, and purple palette has an overall slightly compressed, tapered f

Evans Pottery - Dexter, Missouri Mission Swirl Vase after 1928. Unsigned. The Evans Brothers, Randall & Arthur, had been in business in Missouri making pottery since the 1880s. The brothers traveled t

Vintage Tony Evans Raku studio art pottery floor vase. Features aged blue, green, and pink Raku finish with gilded accents. Signed "Evans" on bottom. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will not ship. Galler

DESCRIPTION: A vintage 1970s Evans Design Group Raku round pottery vase bowl with an organic abstract design by Tony Evans. Signed Evans 236 on the under side. Atop a circular lucite base. CIRCA: 20th

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WELLER ART POTTERY VASE, with an embossed foliate and butterfly design having polychrome glaze detailing over a dark blue, possibly Hudson glaze. Unmarked. Weller Pottery, Zanesville, Ohio. Circa 1940

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ROSEVILLE EARLY VELMOSS ART POTTERY VASE, ovoid form with molded leaf design having mustard yellow and green glazes. Unmarked. Roseville Pottery, Zanesville, OH. Circa 1925. 5 7/8" H.