George Ohr Art Pottery Bottle Form Vase

George Ohr Art Pottery Vase, stamped "G.E. OHR/ BILOXI, MISS", dimpled form, in mottled brown, green and yellow glaze, rim loss, h. 5 in., dia. 5 3/8 in.

GEORGE OHR (MISSISSIPPI, 1857-1918) ART POTTERY VASE, manganese-speckled lead glaze, thinly potted globular form, pinched to one side, twisted and folded rim. Stamped "G. E. OHR / Biloxi, Miss." Georg

George Ohr Pottery Vase, Inscribed "Geo. E. Ohr" and "m", Biloxi, MS, late 19th or early 20th century, footed form with crumpled walls, the underside with incised George Ohr signature and the incised

Polia Sunockin Pillin (Polish/American, 1909-1992) studio art pottery bottle form vase with hand-painted decoration of an elongated female figure holding a bird, a smaller female figure attired in a y

Folk art pottery bottle-form vase, signed underfoot S (Salvador Vazquez Carmona, Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico, b.1933), glazed circular reserves with birds and floral branches, approx 13.5"h, 10.25"w, 5.75

George Edgar Ohr (1857-1918) The wide straight-sided cylindrical neck over bulbous swollen section with thumb-sized indentations, manganese glaze with green, gold and dark brown, scratched script sign

(2) George Ohr style art pottery vases, 13" H and 16" H, unsigned

George Edgar OhrAmerican, 1857-1918Art Pottery VaseEarthenware, incised signature underfootPinched pottery vase showing a partial matte glaze with fire damage - one of Ohr's "burned babes" s

A group of three Scandinavian art pottery earthenware pieces including a bottle form vase by Krukmakaren, a small pinched edge polka dot bowl marked Made in Norway and numbered, a lidded ginger jar wi

Art Pottery Vase from George Ohr Museum in Biloxi, Mississippi prior to Hurricane Katrina in brown and blue. Marked 2004. Size: 8.75" tall Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When yo

The Mad Potter of Biloxi, George Edgar Ohr (American, 1857-1918) art pottery crimped vase, red flambe glaze, signed on bottom "G. E. Ohr." H. 5.25". Excellent condition.

DANISH HERMAN KAHLER (1846-1917) ART POTTERY VASE, compressed bottle form, featuring polychrome hand-painted stylized flowers on blue ground. Impressed "DANMARK" and incised "HAK"

George Ohr (1857-1918), High Glaze Art Pottery Baluster Waisted Vase, early 20th c., with a scalloped rim, in a green and yellow glaze, the underside stamped "G. E. Ohr, Biloxi, Miss," H.- 3 1/8 in.,

Collection of (6) Pieces of Contemporary Art Pottery by Makoto Yabe, classically trained Japanese ceramic artist and teacher, including: Bottle form vase, combed design decoration with splotches of tu

3 pieces American art pottery. Frankoma vase, 5 1/4"H; Robinson Ransbottom "sunburst" jardiniere planter, 7"H x 8"-diameter at top; Hyalyn 572 bottle form vase, 11 7/8"H.

A Bretby art pottery vase, twin handled bottle form, with pierced holes to the angled handles, green iridescent majolica glaze, impressed marks, 33cm high

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN VASE, bottle form with three vertical ring handles to shoulder, having rich turquoise glaze. Unmarked. Together with a studio art pottery vase with turquoise and white crackle

George Ohr Pottery Small Vase, c. 1900, impressed mark, baluster form with gunmetal glaze, h. 4 1/2 in., dia. 2 in.

(3) Pcs Art Pottery, c/o Victoria Littlejohn cookie jar with wood lid, disc form vase signed Lidia, illegibly signed bottle vase, tallest 11-1/2"

George Ohr Biloxi Mississippi primitive folk pottery vase with a pinched rim Bottom signed Geo. E Ohr Bioxi Miss Measures: 3 x 3 inches

Three: One bottle-form vase with flared mouth, one duck-form kendi, one two-handled ovoid bottle, Sawankhalok, Thailand, 15th c. Vase: 10" x 5" dia.

Five: One small covered dish, two bowls, one bottle-form vase, and one smaller Vietnamese vase, Southeast Asia, ca. 15th c. Bottle vase: 12" x 5" dia.

Five: Two Thai celadon glazed bottle-form vases and three bowls, two beige glazed and one green, Southeast Asian, 15th-19th c. Larger vase: 8 1/4" x 4 1/2" dia.

George Ohr Pottery Pipe Vase, Stamped "G.E. OHR / BILOXI, M", MS origin, circa 1895-1900, cylindrical form with raised ash knocker at center, the surface covered in a mottled brown glaze. Two rim chip