Saturday Evening Girls Cup and Two Saucers

with Landscape Medallion. 1 7/8 inches high, 3 3/4 inches wide, 4 5/8 inches deep. Sara Galner, S.E.G. / 9-21 / artist's cipher.

Lot of two Saturday Evening Girls cups and saucers, both marked inside "J. J. S. JR" for James Jackson Storrow Jr., the son of Helen Osborne Storrow, one of the founders of Saturday Evening Girls. The

with Landscape Medallion. 1 7/8 inches high, 3 3/4 inches wide, 4 5/8 inches deep. Sara Galner, S.E.G. / 9-21 / artist's cipher.

Saturday Evening Girls cup and saucer with lotus decoration done in 1917. Cup is marked S.E.G., E.G. and 11-1-17 in black slip. Saucer is also marked in black slip S.E.G., 2-17 and K. Saucer is 5 3/4

Saturday Evening Girls Lotus cups and saucers, four sets Boston, Massachusetts, 1910 blue and white glazed ceramic marked saucer: 5 3/4"dia

Saturday Evening Girls Lotus cups and saucers, three sets Boston, Massachusetts, 1910 blue and white glazed ceramic marked saucer: 5 7/8"dia

SARA GALNER;SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS;Two glazed ceramic cups, two bowls, one creamer, some decorated in cuerda seca with squirrels, Boston, MA, 1910s; Cups signed SG/S.E.G./97-7-12 and 228-10-11, bowls

A grouping of four yellow pieces to include a square trivet, low bowl, saucer, and egg cup. Saturday Evening Girls/Paul Revere Pottery, circa 1920s. Bowl: 1-1/4in tall x 7-1/4in diameter. Provenance:

12 Piece Group of Saturday Evening Girls Pottery, to include 2 dinner plates, 2 luncheon plates, 2 salad plates, 2 saucers, 2 cups, 2 soup bowls, white with yellow border.

Saturday Evening Girls lotus plate Boston, Massachusetts glazed ceramic inscribed marks together with a saucer, three plates, cup and mug 7 5/8"dia

Saturday Evening Girls creamers, two Boston, Massachusetts glazed ceramic inscribed marks one decorated with chicks, the other with lotus decoration larger: 3 1/2"w x 2 7/8"d x 3 1/4"h

TWO SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY PAPERWEIGHTSBoston, Early 20th Century1) Incised decoration of Paul Revere on horseback. Bears maker's initials “S.G.”, possibly for Sara Galner. Diamete

TWO SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY VASESBoston, Early 20th CenturyOne with a deep cobalt blue glossy glaze, the other with matte black glaze and a mottled three-color incised design. Both marked.Heigh

American, Massachusetts, 1913, 1917, One With Incised Trees On Landscape On Yellow Glaze, Signed And Dated AM 9-13 Underside, The Other Turquoise Glaze, Signed And Dated RB 12-17, Each Signed S.E.G.,

Two Saturday Evening Girls Pottery Vessel Black painted marks. The larger 2 3/4 x 6 1/4 in. diam.

Saturday Evening Girls Pottery small egg cup decorated with rabbit design. Perfect condition. No chips, cracks or repairs. 1.75"h x 1 7/8"d. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundation. We

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes a Hampshire Pottery green pitcher, unsigned standard glaze pitcher with cherry decoration, and two Saturday evening Girls decorated creamers. Smalle

A two piece "Saturday Evening Girls" child's set consisting of a plate and pitcher, along with a separate "Saturday Evening Girls" bowl. Ht: 7" (plate)

TWO PIECES OF SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY WITH LANDSCAPE DECORATIONBoston, Early 20th Century1) Sugar bowl with artist's mark “R.B.” for Rose Bacchini. Retains original “Bowl Shop

RARE EARLY SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS POTTERY BOWL BY FRANCES ROCCHIBoston, Early 20th CenturyTwo-tone green ground with four-color incised decoration of owls perched on a wire. Underside signed with the

3 pieces including a cup, bowl and plate, each piece decorated with a medallion containing a chick in a landscape within a white band inscribed "Felicity Mary Phillipa Elwes" on a matte dark blue grou

;SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS;Four circular glazed ceramic trivets, Boston, MA, 1920s; All marked, two glazed-over markings; 4 1/4" dia. ea.;Provenance: Collection of Penny Marshall, Los Angeles, CA

Comprising: two plates in two shades of blue, a bowl with a bunny border and, a creamer with a landscape border. 7"dia.

comprising two assorted pairs of candlesticks, each with black-painted "S.E.G" mark, each dated "22", one with artist initials "EG", the other with illegible artist initials (8 and 6 1/2 inches high);