Frances Senska (1914-2009) Studio Pottery Dish

Frances Senska (1914-2009) studio pottery covered dish. A stunning example of Senska pottery, this round covered pot has two looped handles with three similar handles at top, glazed in mat ochre and u

Frances Senska (American, 1914-2009) Nine Partridges Glazed stoneware 4-1/4 inches (10.7 cm) (tallest) LITERATURE: T. Folk, "Frances S

Frances Senska (American, 1914-2009) Weed Pot with Birds Stoneware and wax resist glaze 14-5/8 inches (37.3 cm) Marked to underside: (artist's monogram&

Frances Senska (American, 1914-2009) Three Bird Pitchers with Twenty-Seven Cups, Glazed stoneware 9-1/2 inches (24 cm) (tallest) Inscribed to underside of

Frances Senska (American, 1914-2009) Five Covered Vessels Glazed ceramic 8 x 8-1/2 inches (20.3 x 21.6 cm) (tallest) Signed to underside: &l

Frances Senska (American, 1914-2009) 'Ya Ba Bo' Pot Glazed stoneware 7-7/8 x 5-1/2 inches (20.3 x 14 cm) Inscribed to underside: (artist's monogram&

Senska, Frances (American, 1914-2009), Ceramic glazed vase with lid, artist's name incised on base, height 7 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contemporary ceramics living in West Virginia.

A teapot made by listed artist Frances Senska out of Montana, circa 1950's. Signed by the artist on the bottom. Item does not come with a lid. Senska (1914 - 2009) is a 20th century artist known for h

Frances Senska, Quails and Dish, suite of threeUSA, pottery, quails 4.5"h, lidded dish 6.5"h x 9"dia.

Vintage studio pottery plate by Ted Randall (1914-1985) Randall was associated with the legendary Ceramics program at Alfred University in western NY for many years. This dish has a great design and i

Arman H, Szainer (1914-1998) Figural table lamp with incised decoration, together with a lavender glazed Menorah. Szainer was born in Poland, emigrating to France in 1933, a prisoner of war in Germany

8pc Studio Art Pottery Glazed Ceramics. Charles Voltz Vallauris France Red Tin Glaze Bowl. Japanese Vases and Dish. Austrian Figurine. Italian Trivet Dimensions: Height: 4.25 inches, Width: 7 inches,

Japanese Studio pottery dish collection, 20th c., (14) pieces, some examples incl. Seto ware style and Koishiwara ware style, a few pieces with faint stamped marks, 8.5"dia (largest), 5"dia (smallest)

Depicts a flower/sun. Approx. dimensions: 1.5 in. H x 7 in. Dia. Weight: 12 oz.

Signed Studio Pottery Dish With Handles. Glazed Studio Pottery. A circular pottery dish with two side handles. Dish has a white, blue, brown and green glaze in an abstract pattern. Illegible signed in

Footed pottery dish glazed in hues of brown. Markers mark to the underside. Measures approximately 1-3/8” high, and 7-3/8” square.

Set of six lunch plates mustard yellow glaring with bird and floral borders plus two creamers or pitcher, plate diameter app 8.5 inches, french pottery, french plates , french ceramics

Tony Rosenthal (American, 1914-2009). Studio maquette for "Big Six". Welded steel on wood base with figures in the foreground, signed, circa 1975. 13" H x 16" x 14" (33 x 40.6 x 35.6 cm.). From The Es

Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) studio pottery vase, signed. A rough textured vase with ash glase throughout. Signed Otto 08 to underside. Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) is well known as part of a

Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) studio pottery vase, signed. Matte grey body with dark brown dripped decoration to center. Signed Otto 06 to underside. Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) is well known

Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) studio pottery vase, signed. Matte brown body with deep blue dripped decoration to center. Signed Otto 06 to underside. Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) is well known

Ceramic Studio Art, Pottery Dish With handles & Lid. Hand made Studio pottery dish in blue, purple and brown glazes. Marked on underside with a stamp. Measures approx 12 inches w x 8.5 inches tall. No

(P2) Four shallow studio pottery dishes. The largest piece measures 12-1/2in wide x 14in long x 2-1/4in tall. Shipping available on all items. For a delivery quote, call Mail Dock at (717) 274-6600.

Randy Johnston (American, 20th/21st c). Studio pottery footed dish with an irregular rectangular shape. Stoneware with a deep orange glaze with linear decoration. Impressed mark along the underside.He