Ruskin pottery vase, the mottled grey and red ground

An early 20th pottery Markham "Reseau" Earthenware vase, Ann Arbor, Michigan c. 1910. Arts and Crafts style with low form and mottled Green glaze on a Brick Red ground. Incised "Markham" signature wit

(lot of 16) Modern German and Danish pottery group including Mobach vases, one having a tapered form in mottled yellow, another in red; a Fris Edam, Holland vessel having a grey glaze, etc., largest:

Cowan pottery vase with mottled rust red glaze. 12" tall, 7" diameter, weight 5.6 Lb. Impressed mark on the bottom. Circa 1920's

ROSEVILLE TUSCANY ART POTTERY VASE, having pink mottled ground and blue and green molded grape leaf designs at handle terminals. Unmarked. Roseville Pottery, Roseville, Ohio. Circa 1924. 8" H.Excellen

A Mid-Century Modern Pottery VaseWith black interior and grey ground, multi-colored enamel pulled to imitate a basket weave. Impressed "leaf" mark to base.7 1/4" tall

Chinese, 20th century, pair of red ground vases with grey cloud pattern, featuring dragons chasing flaming pearl on body. On wood bases. H. 25 cm (9 7/8 in.) excluding stand

Moorcroft Eventide pottery blue decorated vase with trees over a red ground, marked Moorcroft Made in England, 4" ht. CONDITION: no chips, cracks, repairs or material defects found, Jaremos attempts t

Ernst Wahliss Vienna Austria porcelain pottery twin handled vase, circa 1910. A grey blue ground with bright orange hand painted flowers to the central area. Gilt ribbon accents under the flowers and

ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASE, 1914, H 7":A mottled forest green ground with an Art Nouveau design about the foot. Impressed to the underside with Rookwood logo, Roman numeral date 1914, number 1890.

POTTERY VASEAmerican, mid-20th century. Marbleized grey to red finish to the double-handled vase.6 3/4 in. (17.1 cm.)

Red Glazed Chinese Pottery Vase. Long neck form on bulbous round form. Mottled red glaze. Lacquered carved wood base. -- Dimensions: H: 12.5 inches: W: 7.5 inches: D: 7.5 inches ---

Pilkington pottery vase by William S. Mycock, c. 1906 - 1938, low vase with greenish-gold luster leaf decoration on a cranberry red ground, red with gold, signed on green-glazed foot with "WSW" luster

Raised molded floral pattern in red ground, marked on base Moorecroft/Made in England, 4 1/2" diameter x 5 1/4" high. Condition Fine.

An Amphora ware pottery vase, of tapered ovoid form, decorated with raised enamels within incised design of parrots and roses, cobalt blue mottled ground, indistincy printed mark, 49cm high.

Decorated with dragon emerging from clouds in relief, red ground with flambe glaze at the rim, signed with applied signature tile, c. 1900. Height 8.25 inches.

Early Roseville Pottery Vase, in "Windsor" pattern, 1930's, Art & Crafts style, mottled red glaze, 6", unsigned, a fine example.

The tall baluster body with a short tapered neck with dished rim, the exterior decorated with a four-clawed dragon sinuous among clouds, reserved on a mottled red ground. 13.7inch H, 7.5inch W.

ART POTTERY: large vase, green and yellow striated glaze below mottled grey metallic shoulder, wear consistent with age, some crackling to glaze, illegible blue mark to base, 12" high.

Decorated with figures in relief on a red ground, flambe glaze flowing from the rim, c. 1900, height 8 inches. Reattached chip on rim of one vase.

A small German wooden dolls’ house circa 1910, with yellow brick printed paper first floor and mottled grey and cream painted ground floor, red painted roof with dormer window, grey and white mo

Rookwood art pottery vase with white flowers and stems on red/pink ground, 9", #926C, 1912, artist signed, (380)stems on red/pink ground, 9", #926C, 1912, artist signed, (380)

(3) Japanese vases, c/o floral on red ground, bamboo decoration on green ground, dark pottery vase with cloisonne with floral & butterfly decoration, tallest 7-1/2"

An Elizabeth Barrett (1903-1987) for Rookwood Pottery vase with gray and red foliate decorations on white ground. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1946. Form #2785. Stamped and artist's monogram on base. Drilled for

Longwy Pottery Vase, Vessel, Urn, Signed Underside WS&S 2192, red ground with turquoise and gold pattern, Art Deco style, small rim chips to glaze at base of lid and rim top and bottom, French Antique