Grueby Faience Company (American, active 1894-1920) Two Curdled Glaze Vases, Boston, Massachusetts,

American Arts & Crafts Grueby Type Art Pottery Vase. The ovoid form with a flaring rim, full-length lobed leaves in a highly curdled medium green glaze, unsigned. Boston, Massachusetts, Circa 1905. He

Grueby Faience Company vase, #161 Boston, Massachusetts carved green glazed ceramic signed, numbered 9"dia x 13"h

Grueby Faience Company(Boston, MA, 1894-1911)Vasecirca 1900-1910glazed earthenwaresigned with circular stamp, artist initials9 x 9 inchesOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrange shi

Grueby Faience Company Large vase with trefoils USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 13.5 h x 9 dia in (34 x 23 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Faience Pottery Boston U.S.A.

Marie A. Seaman (b. 1868) for Grueby fine two-color vase with carved trefoil flowers and overlapping leaves Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1903 matte green and yellow glazed ceramic impressed factory ma

Grueby Faience Company Rare vase with tulips USA, 1899-1910glazed earthenware 8.75 h × 8.5 dia in (22 × 22 cm) The present form is one of only two known examples. Impressed

Grueby Faience Company Art Pottery vase, Model #84, having a green matte glaze and pinched neck with stylized leaf design, designed by the pottery's first director of design, George Prentiss Kendrick.

Grueby Faience Company Vase with daffodils and leaves USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 4.5 h × 5 dia in (11 × 13 cm) Obscured impressed manufacturer's mark to underside.

Grueby Faience Company Vase with layered leaves USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 8.25 h × 6.75 dia in (21 × 17 cm) Obscured impressed manufacturer's mark to underside.

George P. Kendrick for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase, model 88 USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 12 h x 8.25 dia in (30 x 21 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery Bo

Florence Liley for Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large vase with trefoils USA, 1900-1910glazed earthenware 12.25 h × 8 dia in (31 × 20 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to unders

Grueby Faience Company Fine vase with leaves and buds USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 11.75 h × 5.5 dia in (30 × 14 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Faience

George P. Kendrick for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase, model 88 USA, 1898-1902glazed earthenware 12.5 h x 8.5 dia in (32 x 22 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside 'Grueb

Wilhelmina Post for Grueby Faience Company Rare cabinet vase with daisies USA, 1908glazed earthenware 2.75 h × 3.25 dia in (7 × 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Gr

Grueby Faience Company Fine and Large vase with irises USA, c. 1900glazed earthenware 13 h × 9 dia in (33 × 23 cm) This model was exhibited at the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle

Robert Wadsworth Grafton (American, 1876-1936, active New Orleans, 1916-1920), "Boats on the Basin Canal", oil on canvas mounted to panel, signed and inscribed "To Adele" lower left, 12 in. x 14 in.,

One of the most desirable and rare American diving helmets is the 5 bolt pattern made by the A.J. Morse company in Boston, Massachusetts, aka the US Navy Mark 1. This style of helmet was used by the U

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company started making diving helmets and related equipment

Fulper Two Handled Vase 7 inches Mottle Green Glaze

American, 20th Century. A "North State Pottery Company" jar with bulbous base and green high glaze. Impressed mark on bottom. Rim chip and wear. 7.5"h. and a water cooler, possibly Southern, lid with

Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large circular tile with moths USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 1.5 h × 10.75 dia in (4 × 27 cm) Glazed artist's initials to verso 'M.D.'.

Russell Crook for Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large tile with elephants USA, c. 1900glazed earthenware 11.75 h × 26.75 w in (30 × 68 cm) Provenance: Important

An Attic White-Ground Lekythos Attributed to The Reed Painter, Circa 440-420 B.C. Height 10 1/2 inches (27 cm). Provenance: Mrs. May Sheppard Jordan (1861-1920), Boston, Massachusetts. Museum of Fine

Attributed to Herter Brothers (German/American, active 1864-1906) or Pottier & Stymus Manufacturing Company (American, active 1859-1910), third quarter 19th century., carved wooden, parcel gilt, eboni