Mason, Stone Mnt. GA Thrown Vase

Jack Mason Stone Mountain Georgia vintage ceramic covered vase. Signed to underside. Measures 9" height x 7" diameter.

Mid century studio pottery hanging lamp by Stone Mountain GA potter Jack Mason. Terrific reticulated design creates sculptural light art when lit. Artist signed. 8" across and 12" high

19/20th cen, with dragon motif, ming wanli mark at bottom, measures 10" in height; Provenace: from an ambassdor estate of stone mountain, Ga

Near East, Persia, Iran, Safavid Empire, ca. 16th century CE. A wheel-thrown jar or vase formed from stone paste (also known as fritware) with a lustrous layer of brilliant glaze in a style known as K

A Joel Plum limited hand thrown salt glazed gray pottery vase having a wide mouth. Incise signed and editioned '17/75' on underside. Joel Plum was professor at Wesleyan College in Macon,GA.

A LARGE CAST STONE WARWICK VASE AND PEDESTAL IN THE MANNER OF COADE, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY Style. On pedestal base with wreath mounts and later stone base approximately vase 77cm high, 126cm wi

Alden Mason (1919-2013 Washington) ''Pink Vase'' 1994 Acrylic on Canvas 36''x43'' Image. A colorful floral still life composition with figures. Signed and titled on verso. Original framing 37''x44''.

Carousel Animal, Herschell Spillman St. Bernard, Rare, from the Stone Mountain Musical Museum Collection-Stone Mountain, GA, deeply & expertly hand-carved wood w/early paint, early 20th C., Exc cond w

China, Guangxu, in carved tamarind with jade, jadeite and hard stone applications, vases, flower vases, fruits and dragons, reverse with polychromatic and gold decoration of dragons, peaches and Chine

Korean Chaekgeori eight panel floor screen, executed in ink and gouache on paper with silk borders, the eight panels together depict a Korean scholar's bookshelf with vases, chimes, stone chops, calli

Height:16.5cm

A monumental pair of French Louis XIV style vases urns with floral decor on the top (in 2 sections), hand crafted in stone, original patina. 20th century from France. Base (bottom) dimensions: 25.6 in

lacquer wall panel inalid cloisonne flower wall vase , inlaid various stones. Provenance: private collection. Dimensions:Height 100 cm, width 128 cm

Thrown and paddled shino stoneware vase with iron brushwork. Measures 4.5 x 7 (DxH) Note: items may be combined to save on shipping unless they cannot fit together well in boxes. studio pottery, studi

Chinese Pottery Assortment (7) items including (3) painted turquoise and floral vases; (2) green hard stone carvings with one having a base; a teapot; and green finger bowl Property from: Chicago Nort

Rare and Important Rene Lalique Electric Blue 'Sauterelles' Frosted Glass Vase. No. 888 designed 1912, electric blue and white stained. Signed near base. Size: 10.45 x 10 in.

Peter Max (German/American, B. 1937) "Vase of Flowers Series" - 2008 Acrylic on Canvas. Signed lower left. Comes with Park West COA. Sight Size: 30 x 30 in. Overall Framed Size: 40 x 40 in.

A Chinese Song Dynasty Longquan yellow-glazed mallet vase. Height: 7.5 in.

Pair of Palatial Floral Majolica Vases. Having floral vine motif encircling the body of the vase. Signed on lower portion of each vase. Sizes: 41 x 19 in.

Louis Comfort Tiffany Art Glass Pulled Feather Floriform Vase. Signed and Marked on bottom "L.C.T. M 5162". Provenance: From the Estate of Gideon Sundback (1880 - 1954), inventor of the modern-day zip

R. LALIQUE "Archers" A Cased Red Amber Glass Vase, Marcilhac no. 893, designed 1921. Marks: engraved R. Lalique France No. 893. With white patina. Provenance: Important private California collection.

Measurements: Length: 8cm, width: 7cm, Height: 18.5cm The flatten pear shaped vessel raising from a splayed foot, no pattern at the belly, flanked with boy handle in each side, the stone is of pale to

A FINE CARVED WHITE JADE DRAGON VASE Of pear shape with twin stylized dragon chasing flaming pearl at the neck, each side finely carved in relief with a continuo scene of landscape, the stone is of ev

From the Collections of Gerald Simpson (1925-2018) born in a rural area of north Gilmer County, GA. His family moved to Cartersville, GA in 1926. He later joined the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)