Glazed Redware Urn

Large Glazed Redware Handled Urn. -- Dimensions: H: 20 inches: W: 9.5 inches: D: 7 inches ---

Vintage Chinese Red Ware Urn w/ Foo Dog Accents. Dry glazed large urn with 5 heads of guardian lions / foo dogs as pottery accent. 20 inches x 13 inches in diameter.

Three Eastern ceramics including: Urn with yellow ground, blue flower decoration, crackling to glaze, small flake in glaze on top rim, 12" h.; a redware half glazed pot with two handles calligraphic s

One Stoneware Caged Bird Bank and Two Redware Bird Banks, England, c. 1884, and Greg Shooner (b. 1953), Oregonia, Ohio, 2000s. The sculpted glazed stoneware bank has urn-form base with pierced gallery

Glazed Redware Pottery Spaniel Still Bank Attributed to George Wagner, Carbon County, PA, circa 1860. Molded figure of a seated dog decorated with applied coleslaw head and tail. Manganese, green and

Galena, Illinois. Redware pottery ovoid stoneware jug with handle, with a footed base and thick rounded spout, glazed over a mottled orange and olive ground. Provenance: Private collection, Minnesota.

Chinese porcelain urn vase. Globular with a straight narrow neck and purple-grey variegated plum red glaze, blue double circle marks the underside. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house con

Turquoise blue decoration on a burgundy-colored ground. Figures of worthies and children, bats, and a god riding a crane. 16" tall. Excellent condition. From the W.P. Henritze Estate at Mill Mountain,

A group of assorted small glazed redware items Pennsylvania, 19th century Including a miniature jug dated "1863" in slip; a green and orange glazed miniature pitcher; a pair of manganese glazed bowls;

Group of (8) small glazed redware vessels, to include: (7) jugs of ovoid form, with handles; and an American pinched jug, of ovoid form, pinched on three sides, with green and orange mottled glaze, la

A large turquoise glazed pottery urn in the manner of Galloway set into a wrought iron stand. 48in tall x approx. 24in diameter. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and internat

Five Antique Paint Decorated Folk Art Glazed Redware Serving Bowls, Middle Eastern, colorful decoration of varying designs on redware pottery. Heights from 3 in. to 4 in. Diameters from 11 in. to 12 i

Black glazed redware miniature bureau, 2 working drawers at base, 10" w x 10-1/2" h, Ex: Collection of Irvin & Anita Schorsch, Hidden Glen Farms, 1205

Two pieces of Stahl Glazed Redware. Tulip decorated vase dated 1940, 6-1/2"h. and a sugar bowl dated 1946, 4-1/4'h. Condition: Very good, sugar has no lid.

Glazed Redware Pottery Spaniel Still Bank. Attributed to George Wagner, Carbon County, PA, circa 1860, molded figure of a seated dog decorated with applied coleslaw head and tail, manganese and green

Incised alternating ring and wave motif. 7 1/2 x 14 inches.

Southeast Asia, Cambodia or Northern Thailand, Khmer Empire (Angkor culture), ca. 12th to 13th century CE. A beautiful stoneware urn with a deep olive green and brown glaze. The vessel rests on a flat

A slip-decorated and glazed redware dish 19th century The slip inscribed, "Honour the humane." (Dia: 14 1/4 in.) Provenance Property from the Estate of Mark Smith, Lynchburg, Virginia.

19th Century Drip Glazed Redware Still Bank. Bulbous form with finial top. Incised name "Jack" opposite coin slot. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Good with wear and minor chips.

19th Century Mottle Glazed redware Pottery Flower Pot. Ruffled rim and attached saucer base. 7"h. Condition: Good with rim chips.

2 GALLON JOHN REMMEY SALT GLAZED REDWARE CROCK WITH INCISED COBALT SWAG DECORATION, 19TH. C.

The first probably Bristol County, Massachusetts or Norwalk, Connecticut, medium red clay covered in speckled orange-brown glaze daubed in manganese brown; the miniature dish probably Norwalk, Connect

This is a Pre-Columbian black glazed figurine of an animal with carved details revealing the redware pottery beneath. From the Upstate New York estate of Marshall and Kay Lee. Marshall was a well know

the largest: 12 1/4" diameter. Stains, edge chips, glaze wear. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.