John Follis Bowls (4)

Group of four bowls by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 1950s. Largest one with original walnut base. Property from the Estate of Bill Stern, Los Angeles, CA.

Group of three glazed earthenware small bowls by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 1950s. Together with original AP glaze sample and David Cressey business card. Property from the Collection of t

Pair of blue glazed bowls by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 1950s.

Blue bowl planter by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 1960s. 5'' H x 9'' D.

Heavy ceramic freeform bowl in white semi-gloss glaze with tiny black speckles (glaze flaw to one side). Welded metal stand with hardwood ball feet. Mid 20th century. Excellent condition. Bowl 3" H x

Black glaze ceramic bowl planter designed by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 9.25" Dia. x 5" H.

John May hand hewn wood bowl 4"h x 9"d

measures about 7 inches diameter by 2 inches tall

measures about 7 inches diameter by 2 inches tall

All pre 1921. 1- 15 Fruit / Dessert Bowls, 4 scalloped Wedgwood, 5 by John Steventon, 4 by British Anchor, 1 by Allertons. All measure approx 5x5x1". 2- 8 Teacups 4 unmarked, 3 Wedgwood, 1 Allertons.

NORTH CAROLINA ARTIST JOHN NYGREN SIGNED ART GLASS BOWL DATED 1996, 4" X 5 1/2" John Nygren (American, 1940-) is a senior member of the North Carolina glass art community and a renowned American maste

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN BOWLS & SAUCERS, each piece painted with lappet panels of seasonal flowers, each base with a six-character mark, the bowls 4.9in diameter & 2.5in

Including: Pair of bottle vases, planter and (2) footed bowls. 4 1/4 inches (height) and smaller

Eva Zeisel, Two Serving Bowls, Lyric pattern decoration, Schmid Ironstone, NKT Schmid, Matto City, Japan, 1964. Ironstone with matte glaze. Standard black mark on undersides. Height of larger bowl: 4

20th century Each with maker's mark, further marked ''Africa'' Comprising 1 teapot (6'' H x 9.125'' W x 5.375'' D), 1 covered sugar bowl (4.125'' H x 5.25'' W x 3.75'' D), 4 espresso cups (2.125'' H x

A GOOD QUALITY 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PALE SOAPSTONE FIGURE OF A STANDING BEARDED SAGE, holding an offering bowl, 4.6in high; together with two other soapstone carvings, 4.5in & 2.75in high. (3)

A 19TH/20TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN STEM BOWL, 5.2in diameter at rim & 5.4in high; together with a Song style white glazed porcelain bowl, 4.9in diameter & 2.4in high.

Eva Zeisel, an important Lidded Pot with "terraces" (model 3223), Schramberger Majolika-Fabrik, Schramberg, Germany, circa 1929-35. Decor: 3526 (later nicknamed Mondrian). Height of Bowl: 4 1/2 in. (1

20th century Apparently unsigned Comprising a vase and a stepped-rim bowl adorned with Brunswick stars and other motifs, 2 pieces The vase: 11.875" H x 7" Dia.; the bowl: 4.125" H x 9.375" Dia.

Including reticulated footed bowl, (4) juvenile cups and (5) nut dishes. 19.14 troy ounces Condition: Good, cups engravedTemp No 155

20th century Comprising two vases, a bowl, and a rectangular bowl, 4 pieces Largest: 2.25" H x 17.75" W x 10.75" D

(4) Redlich examples have a touch of vermeil to the bowl. 4 1/4 and 5 inches. 10.92 troy ounces. Provenance: Knox Mansion / Orchard House 800 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY by direct descent. The Knox famil

Fourth-Quarter 20th Century; Shipibo-Conibo people, Peru Each with polychrome, stylized snake geometric patterning, comprising an effigy vessel (14" H x 9" Dia.) and a stew bowl (4" H x 9" Dia.), 2 p

Early 20th century, the first with Egginton maker's mark, an oblong serving dish (2.5'' H x 14'' W x 8.625'' D), the second with Hawkes maker's mark, a footed circular bowl, (4.375'' H x 9'' Dia.), 2