Philip Link (NC), "Pots at Clive's"

Philip Link (NC, b. 1948), Still Life Aacrylic on canvas, 1992, signed at lower left, inscribed to verso, framed. Stretcher size 30 x 24 in. Frame dimensions 30 1/2 x 24 5/8 in. Philip Link was born i

Joe Owen (b1910-d1986) of the Seagrove, NC area (later Anna & Terry King rented, then bought his shop to make their own post his passing) was deeply involved in NC pots production in the 20th century.

David Donkel (1866-1951 Buncombe County, NC), Two Potsalkaline glazed stoneware, the first is a gallon canning jar, glass glazed showing some rutile, tooled lines at neck above the stamp "D.& D / THE

oil on board, signed at lower right, presented in a gilt frame with linen liner. SS 28.25 x 38 in.; DOA 33.25 x 43 in. Born in Newton, NC, Philip Moose knew he wanted to be an artist from the age of t

Philip Moose (NC, 1921-2001), River Scene with Sampans and Figuresoil on canvas, signed lower right, framed. Stretcher size 30 x 36 in.; Frame dimensions 33 1/4 x 39 in. Born in Newton, North Carolina

Attributed Joe & Jeter Lankford (1840s-1910? Buncombe County, NC), Two PotsWeaverville area, alkaline / Albany slip glazed stoneware, a capacity marked three gallon jug (14 1/2 in.) and a two gallon c

Chairs 37" wide X 35" deep X 35" high. Ottoman 35" wide X 21 1/2" deep X 18" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to th

the first depicting a Russian church in winter, oil on pressed board, signed at lower right, framed (DOA 15.5 x 12 5/8 in.) (light surface grime); and the second titled Indian Market, watercolor on pa

(American/North Carolina, 20th Century) Yellow House, 1989, signed lower right "Philip A Link", acrylic on board, sight 19-1/2 x 29-1/2 in.; silver gilt frame, 29-1/2 x 39 in. Provenance: Private Col

Western NC Pansy Potearly 20th century, alkaline glazed stoneware, having a wide mouth with rounded rim above a tapered ovoid body with four apertures, dark glaze with streaks of rutile, not signed. 6

The Reverend Julias Kennedy (stamp JAK) was from the Catawba Valley of NC; his pots are rare and highly sought. His sons in the first about century ago later made all types of utilitarianware in Wilke

Lot of Pottery Pitchers, Vase, & Pot - One NC Signed.

JEWELRY: Sterling silver lot including Lagos; a matching "Old Pawn: Southwestern Native American" bracelet and ring with red jasper stones, two bangle bracelets and three link bracelets, Philip David

A very early hard to find small bottom broad rim dirt dish first quarter of the 19th century. Very great example of earlier redware pot from NC. Width at 9.75".

A version of the story from Lot #142. Ronald Jordan would occasionally put some funky faces on Joe's pots, sometimes do incised decoration, and help him fire his kiln. It is possible that Joe simply f

an Art Deco period bronze sculpture, signed "Ant. Grath" to base. 18.5 x 16 in. The Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Philip Michalove, Winston Salem, NC

late 19th century, appears unmarked. 20 in. The Personal Collection of Mr. Philip H. Huggins, Fayetteville, NC Ex. Collection of Dr. & Mrs. Gayle Martin, Homewood Estate, Southern Pines, NC Addition

circa 1900, gold favrile, free form edge, tear drop stem, raised circular foot, signed "L.C.T. V8798." 10.5 x 5 in. diameter. The Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Philip Michalove, Winston Salem, NC

To include "Dreams and Reverie: Images of Otherworld Mates Among the Baule, West Africa" by Philip L. Ravenhill, "Smashing Pots: Works of Clay from Africa" by Nigel Barley, "Grass Roots: African Origi

Ram Pottery was always a mainstay at the annual Catawba Valley Pottery Festival. Vicki as we understand has continued to turn pots on her own. And she is widely known in NC for her folk pots. Can't re

etching, possibly an 18th- or 19th-century impression by William James Smith, unframed. Platemark 4 3/8 x 3 1/2 in.; DOA 5 3/8 x 4 3/8 in. Private Collection of Philip Walker Jacobs, Wilmington, NC Ad

Brown Pottery & Other NC Art Potters. Four Early Pots. Small whiskey jug stamped. Others are not signed. All in excellent condition. Tallest is 11"h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $100

Albert Hodge took some creative license with this teapot. Definitely from the 1990s. Tremendous detail in this unique style of teapot that a few other folk potters have also embraced. Also Albert uses

(7) North Carolina pottery and style vessels to include AR Cole Sanford NC pottery pitcher, 12 1/2"H, some flea bites at spout, Rainbow Pottery Sanford NC double handled blue glazed pot, 5" handle to