Luc Vallauris - Pottery Pedestal & Cover

Luc Vallauris - Pottery Pedestal & Cover, impressed mark Dimensions: 40" H Property from the personal collection of Seymour Stein.

Antique Korean Silla Dynasty pottery vessel; the shallow bowl set upon a reticulated pedestal foot; the domed cover decorated with incised foliate and geometric bands encircling the moulded ring-form

A Very RARE 3 Piece Teco Art Pottery Pedestal Multiple Marks. Measure 27" Tall Overall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior

A mid century piece with hand painted decoration depicting a family, signed verso. Dimensions: 14 1/4" in diameter, 2 1/2" tall. Provenance: From a local collection.

Large White Pottery Pedestal Sitter Figure of seated Man. Asian Figure.-- Dimensions: H: 31 inches: W: 14 inches: D: 22 inches ---

Pre-Columbian, Maya-Teotihuacan, Tiquisate Type, ca. 600 to 800 CE. An impressive pottery pedestal dish featuring a conical bowl boasting 4 panels of relief imagery depicting a kneeling deity, all sup

A hexagonal majolica art pottery pedestal with foliate and bird relief design, and giltwood base and top. 41in tall. Top: 13-1/2in wide.

DESCRIPTION: Roseville art pottery pedestal and jardiner planter with pastel color and floral reliefs. Jardiner marked: "Roseville, USA, 655-8" Pedestal marked: "U.S.A" CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA D

Andre Brasilier, large Vallauris pottery vase, c. 1970s, France, burnt orange, green and black glazed earthenware, the high walled vessel with short neck, decorated in the round with incised stylized

Has crack which could have happened in the firing. igned Picasso Vallauris and dated 1.11.68 6 1/2" x 5"

Etruria, central Italy, Genucilia Group, ca. 600 to 400 BCE. A charming bi-chrome pottery plate on a pedestal foot, decorated with a stylized-star/wave motif on a wide flat rim around a shallow tondo.

Ban Chiang culture, ca. 3rd to 1st century BCE. Approx. H: 8 1/2" W: 7 1/4". Very good original condition with no cracks or repairs. Only minor age appropriate rim and base nicks. The original painted

Third quarter 19th century, with raised maker's mark ''WS&S'' for Majolikafabrik Wilhelm Schiller & Sohn, inscribed ''Made in Austria'' and impressed ''8084'', the dual-handled oblong jardiniere atop

(American,1898-1944) dated 1927; octagonal turquoise glazed two part bowl, signed "Jalan 1927," 15 1/2 in. Diam. and six legged stand with stylized face on leg, 3 in. H., 7 in. Diam.

Gouda Holland pottery, pedestal (27"h x 8 1/2"dia top) and jardiniere (9"h x 9 3/4"dia)

Peters & Reed Pottery Company, Zanesville, Ohio, USA. Arts & Crafts era large pedestal from the Moss Aztec art pottery line in which a terracotta pottery vessel is applied with a verde accent, giving

**Originally Listed At $500** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Chorrera to La Tolita (sometimes Tumaco) cultures, ca. 500 BCE to 350 CE. A charming plate on a concave pedestal with a motif of birds - one flyin

column design with acanthus leaves, lion paws, frieze of maidens and more, 40" tall, 9" squared top, late 19th century.

12pc VALLAURIS Pottery Tableware Drink Set. ALEXANDRE KOSTANDA Signature. Pitcher, Tumblers and Serving Bowl. -- Dimensions: H: 10 inches: W: 8 inches: D: 6 inches ---

Lot 116 Rorstrand Swedish (founded 1726) Pottery Pedestal ceramic height: 36½ inches diameter: 12 inches Additional Information: re-offer due to nonpaying bidder Manning Whitby Provenance:

Charles Voltz for Vallauris Pottery Collection (24) pieces of orange-red glazed stoneware, all signed on undersides, including (6) 9.5-inch dinner plates, (6) 7.75-inch luncheon plates, (6) 2-handled

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Central America, Panama, Gran Cocle, Macaracas type, ca. 800 to 1000 CE. A pair of remarkable hand-built polychrome Cocle pottery pieces comprised of a pedesta

ZANESVILLE POTTERY PEDESTAL & JARDINIERE: Zanesville Stoneware matte green pedestal and jardiniere, each having a relief geometric Greek key design. Together, approx. 30" h x 12" dia.

**First Time At Auction** Etruria, central Italy, Genucilia Group, ca. 600 to 400 BCE. A pottery plate decorated with a four-pointed star on the shallow floor and three dots in each of the interstices