Owens Owensart Matt Green Art Crafts Pottery Vase

United States,20th Century Squat incised textured vase with matte green finish, impressed stamp to bottom. Pottery,Approx. 6" x 6" dia.. Marked "Owensart Matte Green 1111" on bottom. From the collecti

Owens Matt Green footed vase, covered in a nice mat green glaze. Marked OWENS in block letters and shape 1155. There are minor nicks and a bruise to the feet and one foot has a small repair. Height is

matt green, 9" tall, signed, excellent.

matt green, single embossed leaf on each side, 8 1/4", excellent.Unmarked Zanesville circa 1920s

raised cherry decor, matt green, handled, 5 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" diameter, excellent.

Green matt glaze with high relief thistle flowers, marked on base with number 604 or 60A, 3 1/2" diameter x 7" high.

Decorated with molded long stem flowers between five false strap handles in green matt glaze. Marked on base with Rookwood symbol. Dated 1932. Shape number 2380 with black painted number 2671. 4 1/2"

Vase. Arts & Crafts matt green glaze, manufacture's mark to underside and #336. 4 1/4w x 4d x 7 7/8h.

Owens Pottery Arts and Crafts matte green vase having pierced and incised geometric decoration, impressed mark to underside: "OWENS 32." 7.5" H x 5.5" diameter. Provenance: Removed from the West Villa

Owens Pottery Arts and Crafts matte green vase having pierced and incised geometric decoration, impressed mark to underside: "Owens 52." 8" H x 8.5" diameter. Provenance: Removed from the West Village

Owens Pottery Arts and Crafts matte green vase, having incised Greek key decoration and incised artist's cipher "HCP" to side, impressed mark to underside: "OWENS 33." 7" H x 6.75" diameter. Provenanc

Owens Pottery Arts and Crafts matte green vase having leaf decoration, impressed mark to underside: "Owens 218." 6.25" H x 5.5" diameter. Provenance: Removed from the West Village, New York City estat

An exceptionally large American art pottery vase. Unsigned, most likely by Roseville. Corseted form with molded leaf and vine decoration around the top quarter of the vase, Arts & Crafts matt green gl

deep matt green glaze with carved linear decor, artist signed McJ, 6 3/4" tall, couple flakes............William Henry Grueby (1867-1925) began his pottery career at Low Art and Tile Works (1880-1890)

Early 20th century, likely Zanesville. The piece having a nice form and handsome matt green glaze. Good condition throughout. H19" Sold from the collection of a Forest Acres, South Carolina lady.

signed J.S.T. & Co., Keene, New Hampshire, rectangular handles, matt green, 11" tall, 6 1/2" diameter, excellent.

Both with molded stylized floral designs in matt glaze, including green dated 1907, shape number 1185, designed by Kataro Shirayamadani, 4 1/2" diameter x 3 1/4" high; and rose colored vase dated 1921

Arts & Crafts style, matt green, double spout, 6 1/2", signed, excellent.....Hampshire Pottery began production in 1871, and was founded by James Taft. In 1904, Cadmon Robertson joined Hampshire Potte

Two Pieces of American Arts & Crafts PotteryA Red Wing Art Pottery marked vase in a celadon glaze (4.25" tall) and a dark green matt glaze flared top vase (10.25" tall)

Matt green 4" Arts & Crafts vase, marked BL, chip at base; Light blue with green 4" vase, marked Toster; Jade green unmarked 3" small bowl. MS-06, MS-21, MS-33.

Early to mid 20th century. One excellent blue and salt glazed vase by North State Pottery marked at the base along with a signed Teagues Pottery Vase with matt green to rust brown tone glaze. Each in

American, North Carolina, Circa 1910, Stamped Owens 33 Underside, Cut Out And Incised Decoration, Green Glaze, 7.25 X 7 Inches, Crazing To Body As Evident In Photos.

Antique J.B. Owens Utopian art pottery pitcher vase. Painted yellow and red pears against a green and brown background. The underside of the vase is stamped "Owens, 1015." 13" tall.

Larger size arts & Craft vase , measures 13 1/8" tall and 8" circumference. Possibly Weatley or Owens Arts & Craft. As found estate condition . Please use photos as part of the description. The absenc