Fulper Art Pottery

The blue and gray glaze mushroom form art pottery lamp with Arts and Crafts influence leaded glass tiles, unusual pronounced conical finial atop the shade, each art glass tile clad in copper, two-piec

An estate lot of three (3) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery vases. Each decorated in a metallic turquoise green and brown flambe drip glaze. Includes: one (1) bell pepper shaped vase

Marked Fulper Art Pottery Two-Handled Vase 11.75" X 11" - Heavy Two-Tone Cream/Tan Glaze With "Dripping" Effect - Original Factory Hole in Base

1st item: Fulper Art Pottery table lamp, ovoid form with mottled sage green, cream, and orange glaze. Base with blue oval Ink mark (ca. 1917-1934). Fitted with the original 3-light socket and older wi

Three Fulper Art Pottery Vases, all marked, incl. a 1909-1917 two handled vase, a 1917-1927 melon-form vase, and a 1929-1934 urn, tallest 7 1/8 in., dia. 6 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Eric Bloomquis

A Fulper art pottery table lamp base, shape 839, with a crystalline blue glaze. Base height: 13in. Total height to top of finial: 27in.

A turn of the century Arts and Crafts Period Fulper Art Pottery vase. Handled bulbous form with raised bands and a mottled Green matte glaze. Vertical "Fulper" mark. Slight surface wear, small chips t

Fulper Art Pottery table lamp, tall baluster form with a matte and mottled glaze in colors of dark green, sage, green, and cream. Base with blue oval Ink mark (ca. 1917-1934). 13 1/4" H. 24 1/2" total

Circa 1910 Fulper Art Pottery Classical Form Vase, with blue over cream glaze, handles highlighted in black, base marked with vertical inked logo in rectangular cartouche, 10 1/2" high, 5 1/2" diam. T

1st - 3rd items: Group of three (3) Fulper Art pottery vases including one (1) urn form twin handled vase having green and pink glaze and Fulper paper label to the base, c. 1917-1927. Additionally, tw

Measures 11 3/4" in diameter.

New Jersey,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes a small bowl deep blue and red exterior glaze and light blue interior glaze, double handed green and pink glaze, fan shaped vase with green and pink gl

circa 1920s; glazed bowl supported by three primitive figures on circular base, impressed mark, 7 1/4 in. H., 9 1/2 in. Diam.

Early 20th century The first with maker's stamp, the second with impressed marks: Fulper / 564 The first: A Fulper ''Effigy'' bowl, blue flambe to matte glaze; the second: a green bulbous tri-handled

(2) Fulper Art Pottery Vases with flambe glazes, both with vertical incised Fulper mark (1916-1922), including: Barrel shaped vase with multicolor flambe glaze (cobalt blue, lavender and green) over a

Marked Fulper Art Pottery Two-Handled Vase 11.75" X 11" - Heavy Glaze of Mauve, Lavender and Green Tones

(Lot of 3) Two Fulper art pottery bowls and a flambe glaze vase, the largest 4"h x 10"d

An estate lot of three (3) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery vases. Each with a buttressed cat eye style brown drip top glazed design over blue. All marked FULPER to underside. Larges

A Large Fulper Art Pottery Center BowlAn unusually large signed Fulper bowl in a heavy earth tone glaze. The glaze culminating in interesting drips to the underside.Diameter: 11 1/2 inches; Height: 3

A squat vase shape number 656 with open handles and a flambe glaze, oval incised mark, a similar vase, shape number 564 with three small handles, marked with the incised and ink stamp, and a taller ha

AMERICAN FULPER ART POTTERY VASE, squat, ovoid form, having red flambe glaze with tan ground. Vertical black-stamped "FULPER" to underside. Fulper Pottery, Flemington, NJ. 1922-1928. 6 1/2" HOA.

An estate lot of three (3) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery blue flambe vases. Includes: one (1) blue with green glaze urn form vase with handles, incised with mark; one (1) blue and

An estate lot of four (4) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery purple flambe vases. Includes: one (1) cylindrical vase; one (1) bottle vase; one (1) classic urn shape vase, with drip des

early 20th cenutry. each signed.