Three footed Indian pottery bowl incised decoratio

Circa 1900, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Catawba Indian made chief head footed bowl having two elegantly formed and incised heads at each side atop three legs. Some slight wear to the surface consistent

Six piece Native American Indian pottery grouping, contemporary 20th c., Isleta and Jemez Pueblos New Mexico, Lucero Isleta N.M. signed 3 1/2" high x 4 1/2" three footed bowl, 5" high x 4" vase, 5" hi

circular body with incised design, raised on three feet 7 1/4 inches diameter; 3 1/2 inches high

Rob Wiedmaier Studio footed bowl, together with three studio pottery vases Missouri crackle glazed ceramic incised signature; three studio pottery vases marked: 'BG', 'Gorky' and 'Alice Cling' bowl: 9

Three Pieces Cherokee Potterymolded and burnished, a chief head pot signed "Maude Welch" (4 x 6 in.); a footed pot also by Maude Welch and a low bowl with incised decoration signed "Etna Welch" (3 in.

Fine studio pottery made by Gunnar Nylund by Rorstrand Sweden circa 1950s. Features two color earth tone glaze with footed base. Signed with incised “R, three crown mark, SWEDEN GIN 2876. Good c

Three-footed abstract pottery bowl with glazed interior and exterior. Chipping to the top of bowl. Measures approximately 10-1/2” high, and 12” in diameter.

2 1/4"T x 4 3/4"W

3" x 6"

NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN POTTERY BOWLS, THREE C 1900 DIA 5", 6", 7" H 4". From Arizona. faint traces of decoration

A large Chinese style example with three scrolled feet and a blue flambe glaze, a small example in a matte cream colored glaze and a bowl with four feet and a blue-green flambe glaze. Each marked as p

Please see picture for measurement. It is from Papua New Guinea. These artifacts are from multiple collections from around the United States. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROW

Three Pre-Columbian pottery footed bowls Dia. 8-1/2" , Dia. 7-3/4", Dia. 11-1/2". Please copy and paste the link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/41zlvk1n9i4k8vr/AAA6fQFMOZ-JUdZWDCBxlxk

After Christopher Dresser, a graduated set of three Bretby Art Pottery footed bowls or jardinieres, circa 1890, green glazed, bulbous form with everted crimped rims and three Egyptian style horn feet,

A GOOD CHINESE PORCELAIN GROUP. Comprising three footed bowls with flared rims, two decorated with incised swirling designs and one in mint green glaze with floral decorations, the underside of each w

each with Kosta Boda printed clear sticker and signed "Ulrica HB / V6"; comprising a footed bowl, incised "Kosta Boda" and "59545" (5 1/2 inches diameter, 8 inches high); a cylindrical vase, not numbe

Fulper Pottery Three-Footed Celadon Green Fruit Bowl c1910s. Signed. Perfect condition. 8"d x 2.5"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SH

This is a Pre-Columbian Early Classic Mayan blackware pottery footed bowl with flared rim. It is incised with scalloped/clouds decoration. Dating to 250 A.D-600. From the Upstate New York estate of Ma

Asian items: 1) Incised bronze bowl, 2) Incised vessel, 3) bronze bowl, 4) 24K gold plates, 4) Glass jar, stone mounted top, 5) three footed bowls, 6) Two metal decorated paperweights.

Three pale blue glazed Chinese porcelains, including: pair of yingqing-type shallow footed bowls with incised floral designs; together with bowl with moulded foliate pattern to exterior; D: 8 1/2"

Crafted of fine quality stoneware pottery. Features incised floral band decoration. Glazed in a lovely celadon green color. Three footed design. Old label reads "Antique Chinese Censor Ming Period 16t

Collection of three American Indian pottery. Lot includes: (1) hand coiled redware pottery vase bowl with southwestern inspired designs around, (1) black on black blackware coiled vase bowls also with

Large tri-footed glazed pottery bowl. Decorated with a man with horn surrounded by birds and animals. Incised deocration on the underside. Marked Tilgmans Keramik Made in Sweden. Numbered 706 and insc

Group of three various pieces, including: two Native American pottery bowls, one showing incised detailing along the shoulders, the other exhibiting a moulded spiral pattern; together with carved wood