Incredible Salt Glazed Pottery Toucan Book Ends Birds

A Stunning set of Salt Glazed Pottery Toucan Bird Book ends in superb condition

A pair of Persian glazed Qajar ceramic pottery block tile bookends. Colorful floral and bird motif. Signed on the undersides, Made in Iran - Persia. Each measuring 5" x 3.75" x 1.75" deep.

Muncie Pottery earthenware bird bookends in Gloss Peachskin glaze with black drip, pair, shape number 257 Muncie, Indiana, circa 1929 high glazed ceramic marked only with a rare Muncie salesroom paper

A pair of hand made, salt glazed, hollow art pottery Sanderling birds having painted speckles. One bird incise signed Vera on underside.

Original handmade studio art pottery vase, artist monogrammed, DLP. Stoneware glazed studio pottery of multiple Toucan tropical birds. Dimensions: Height: 8.75 inches, Width: 5.25 inches. Condition: G

Collection of Six NC Pottery Bird Houses20th century, salt glazed with cobalt finial, not marked (7 in.); unglazed, stamped BBC for Burlon Craig; orange glazed earthenware marked with stamp for Ben Ow

A Matthew Metz wheel-thrown pottery salt-glazed charger with bird decoration. Signed on back. 12 in diameter. Provenance: From the estate of Ray Neye, Brookhaven PA.

Brady & Ryan, Ellenville, New York. Stoneware ceramic pottery salt glazed crock decorated with a hand painted bird along the side, ca. 1885. Impressed faintly with the number 2 along the side above th

Pottery Sculpture of Monkey and Bird, Peter Rose (Knoxville, TN)wood-fired clay, turned and hand-sculpted, salt glazed surface with carved and painted details, inscribed signature beneath the tail. 14

19th century salt-glazed 1 gallon stoneware jug decorated with a cobalt bird on a branch. Impressed mark: WEST TROY POTTERY N.Y. Circa 1860. Dimensions: 11.6 inches hgt, circumference: 22.6 inches. Co

Salt glazed stoneware. Marked "West Troy N.Y. Pottery 2" on upper front. Applied side handles, cobalt blue bird decoration. 9.5"h x 10"w

Includes an antique salt glazed blue white stoneware pitcher embossed outside bird scene and americana antique primitive pottery.

Barber. Lead Glazed Pottery. NY: Doubleday, 1907. // Barber. Salt Glazed Stoneware. NY: Doubleday, 1907. // Webster. Decorated Stoneware Pottery of North America. VT: Tuttle, 1980. 4th ptg. Dj.

Pair of Folk Art Red Glazed Ceramic Shakers, in the form of standing birds, 3 1/4" and 3 3/4" high. Missing base corks, smaller has base edge glaze flakes.

Salt-glazed stoneware (4). Two-gallon crock, lug handles, cobalt slip trailed running bird motif and incised 2. Marked "White's Utica", ca.1850-1870, 9.5”h x 10” round. Wide mouthed jar, lug handl

exceedingly rare form for 19th century piedmont NC salt glaze pottery. This top cone reminds us of early piedmont salt glazed grave markers. Fantastic and rare. Condition, base hairline does not seem

Cornwall, Ontario. Salt-glazed stoneware. A two-gallon open crock with lug handles and a stylized bird decoration in dark cobalt blue that is commonly seen on stoneware from this pottery. Stamped, "..

A Michael Simon (American, 1947-2021) salt fired pottery footed flattened bottle having a slip-glazed body with a bird motif and a single squared shoulder. Stamped 'MS' below the shoulder.

Signed Bolton Pottery Co. Atlanta Ga. This is a jug that is signed and glazed in a salt & slip glaze. The jug is circa 1890's and were made on the west side of Atlanta (Bolton) by C.H. Bird who made j

Pair English Salt Glazed Birds. Each brown eyed blanc de chine bird perched on a tree stump, encrusted with berries and leaves, unmarked. Mid 18th century. Dimensions 10 3/4 x 6 1/4 x 4 inches (27.3 x

Karen Karnes (American, 1925-). A salt-glazed pottery vessel with multi-colored stripe decoration, with lid. 11 in tall x 10-1/2 in diameter.

Circa 1920, York District, South Carolina, Catawba Indian. Chief head bookends having been well formed with pipe molds and then secured to the book end. Nice old surface. Very small nick to the nose o

Pair of Van Briggle Ceramic Art Pottery Owl Book Ends. These adorable owl bookends were made by Van Briggle circa the 1920s. There are impressed markings on the back of both. They are made of ceramic,

Mid century lot consisting of art pottery and a pair of brass armillary bookends.