Spectacular American Satsuma Art Nouveau Pottery Vase

American Satsuma Art Nouveau Pottery Vase. Decorated ca. 1910 on a Japanese Satsuma Pottery blank. 14-1/2"h. Condition: Very good.

AMERICAN WELLER L'ART NOUVEAU ART POTTERY VASE, panelled form, featuring embossed peach/pink flower and grapevine designs on green ground with matte finish. Impressed "WELLER". Weller Pottery, Zanesvi

Haeger Pottery (American). Rare American Art Nouveau ceramic studio art pottery vase in a low squat body with exaggerated handles. Decorated in a pleasing blue drip over red flambe glaze. Marked on ba

Of A Mucha style lady holding a jester puppet on a green to brown ground, by La Moro, Zanesville Pottery. H. 63.5 cm (25 in.)

An antique American Art Nouveau art pottery vessel produced in the Henri Deux line by Owens Pottery (North Carolina). Hand incised double handled carved figural flowing designed on front and back. Imp

United States,20th Century An unusual illegibly signed vase. Possibly an American studio piece. A creamy white glaze covers the surface of two opposing female faces adorned in garland. There are three

Rookwood American studio art pottery vase. Features a raised nouveau decoration under light brown glaze. Marked with the Rookwood impressed stamp, 2155, XXI. Measures 2 1/2" x 4 3/4". Good overall con

Large, finely painted American Satsuma vase decorated with an early California historic motif depicting a young Californios man and woman in their finest Spanish Colonial period clothing. Circa 1920.

Art Nouveau or Arts & Crafts Weller Woodcraft 18 Inch Tall Vase With Squirrel Portrait Peering From The Side And A Full Bodied Squirel Climbing Down The Side Great Earth Tones And Large Open Branch Ha

Onnaing Pottery (French). A rare and singular Art Nouveau jardiniere planter with majolica styling and spectacular encircling relief flora in yellow, violet red, purple, green and other Naturalistic c

American art pottery vase, unmarked, good condition. 13 1/2''h

Grueby, an American Art Pottery vase, circa 1899, green glazed relief moulded leaf and bud design with pentagonal rim, impressed marks, 28.5cm high

signed to side of base; iridescent glaze; Provenance: The Estate of James and Lois Garner. Proceeds will benefit Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and World Wildlife Fund; 9 inches high

An Arts and Crafts style Prairie School American art pottery floor sized weed vase. Having thick potting and green matte glaze. Signed impression on bottom. 15 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w.

A Vintage American Art Pottery Vase, Newcomb College1920s, the blue matte glazed vase, the shoulder decorated with a running branches of Dogwood blossoms, the underside marked with form #182 and regis

MARIA MARTINEZ Native American Art Pottery Vase. Tapered neck vessel with burnished black finish. Image of sea creature with long forked tongue. Indian Pueblo Pottery. Signed Marie & Julian. -- Dimens

Raised stemmed floral and leaf design. Matte, white "bisque" exterior; glazed, faint green interior. Incised signed LCT 7 on bottom. Dimensions: 7.75"H x 5.5 (AEAC481)(JP)

ANN GOLDMAN American Art Pottery Vase. Bark like textured vessel in natural clay with opaque white glazed interior. Artisan Initialed. Dimensions: Height: 5.5 inches, Width: 9 inches, Depth: 9 inches.

Having a portrait of a lady, two handles, good condition, 10" height

American art nouveauvaseUnited Statesglass, sterling silverunmarked16"h x 4"dia

Double handled pottery vase by Grumbach, Austria. Marked on verso. Has normal mild signs of wear associated with age, including light crazing to glaze. Very good with no chips or cracks. 12.5" x 6.5"

Rare Art Nouveau pottery vase, probably Stellmacher and Kessel, Amphora, luster drip glazed top with six molded handles, mat green body. height 8 1/2 inches *No credit card payments will be accepted f

Royal Bonn Art Nouveau Pottery Vase, on Arthur Court painted metal floriform stand, the vase decorated with stylized flower forms in blue and green on a mottled cream glazed ground. Signed to base. O

TWO AMPHORA ART NOUVEAU POTTERY VASES, Teplitz-Turn, Bohemia, circa 1900Marks to tall