Two Early Japanese Ash Glaze Pottery Vessels

Japan, c. Edo Period; The taller with loop handles and partial old label at bottom. Height of tallest: 9" (23cm) Old East Side Providence, Rhode Island Collection.

FULPER AMERICAN ART POTTERY VESSELS, C. 1920, 2 PCS, H 5.5"-6.5" A selection of two early 20th century Fulper American art pottery vessels. Includes one purple matte glaze vessel, the other a glossy s

Japan, c. 17th-early 20th century; First, a tall sake bottle with old label underneath describing it as Seto and 17th century; next, two more modern types. Height of tallest: 8 5/8" (22cm)

Landrum Pottery (attrib.) Two Gallon Early Storage Jar with Side Handles. c. 1850-60's. Edgefield District, S.C. Incised with two slashes identifying capacity marks. Light-colored ash glaze. Chips on

American, New Jersey, Early 20th Century, Crystal Glaze Large Vase And Bottle Vase, Teapot With Turquoise Glaze, The Two Vases Marked Clifton, Teapot Stamped 273 Underside, Tallest 11.5 Inches, Firing

American, Ohio, Early 20th Century, All With Matte Green Glaze, Two Stamped Weller Underside, Two Handled Urn With Leaf Relief, Small Vase With Waves, And Hanging Bowl With Geometric Motif, Urn Height

American, New Hampshire, Early 20th Century, All With Green Glaze, Ewer Marked Underside, Two Creamers, One Square Bud Vase, Tallest 7 Inches. Pitcher Shows Chipping To Glaze At Base. See Photos For A

Four early pottery vessels comprising: 1.) Two glazed pitchers with leaf motif. [9" H]. 2.) Pitcher with terracotta glaze. [10 1/2" H]. 3.) Pitcher with green glazed handle. [11 1/2" H].

American, Ohio, Early 20th Century, Aztec Vase With Blue Glaze And Flowers And Egypto Oil Lamp With Green Glaze, Both Stamped Underside, Vase Height 9 Inches, Firing Flaw To Side Mouth Of Lamp. See Ph

American, Massachusetts, Early 20th Century, Lidded Jar With Matte Brown Tan Glaze, Circular Stamp Underside, Height 6.5 Inches, Matte Green Glaze Bowl With Paper Label Underside, Diameter 8 Inches, C

Early Japanese Oribe Pottery Tall Bowl 2.5''x6.5''x7''. An early square dish with pierced walls and interior onion glaze motif. Two small hairline cracks on side wall. 17th or 18th century, Edo period

Early to mid 20th century, North Carolina. The group includes two fine relief decorated cameo pitchers along with two handsome glazed examples as well. The largest piece has a strong glaze favoring th

Five Early Chinese pottery vessels: painted jar with handle, straw-glazed shallow plate, unglazed stem bowl, brown glazed jarlet and ash glazed jarlet with two handles; H: 4 1/4" (tallest)

Two Small Pottery Pitchers, one with remnants of brown glaze, for dispensing unguent or oil, 3 3/4" and 4 1/4" tall. Both encrusted, loss to rim of the larger.

East Asia, Japan, late Edo to early Meiji periods, ca. 19th century CE. A miniature vessel, glazed using a traditional Japanese and Chinese technique called "ash glazing." The vessel has a wonderful s

British/Continental, ovoid form with flared neck and base, in yellow, white, and green glaze, incised designs and two panels featuring figures and bird, base with museum label reading "Loan/14.1969/Ty

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, Japan, late Edo to early Meiji periods, ca. 19th century CE. A miniature vessel, glazed using a traditional Japanese and Chinese technique called "ash glazing.

Ribbed ovoid vessel with ash glaze and glazed surface. Marked near base. Dimensions: H 14.5" x Dia. 10" Condition: A few light marks to the exterior. No visible cracks or chips.

American, early to mid 20th century, four Pine Ridge Sioux Art pottery vessels, two signed "A. Cottier", two signed "Woody", 1-3/4 in. to 4-1/2 in.; three studio pots, one turquoise glaze, marked "Ale

Cylinder form in cobalt blue with yellow iris decoration. Two loop handles at neck. Height 17.5 inches. Diameter of mouth inches. There is a spot where there is a flaw in the original glaze from the t

Japanese Yellow Seto ware pottery charger. Meiji Edo Period with some glaze puddling to make an unusual swirl pattern. Date early 19th to mid 19th century. Condition some surface wear, two glaze loss

A group of Weller-style pottery jardinieresEarly 20th centuryEach appears unmarkedThree ceramic vessels comprising two smaller planters, one with raised leaf motif and matte emerald green glaze and th

Two terracotta vessels including a Gorgan vessel with handle and ewer with handle. The Gorgan vessel with handle (piece on the right) was exhibited at the Baltimore Museum of Art from 1958-2012. The l

TWO EARLY PAINTED POTTERY VESSELS Neolithic Period, Gansu/Yangshao Culture The first a large storage jar, the sloping upper body and cylindrical neck painted in black and dark red with sweeping spiral