Two Marblehead Pottery Tiles.

2 signed Marblehead pottery tiles. (1) with ship, (1) with flowers. Ship has small line, probably in the making (see photo). Other is good, estate fresh. Largest is 6"

Lot consists of two Marblehead Pottery vases similar in form. Both have a dark green matte glaze. One is slightly larger than the other. Sizes are 4" inches and 3 1/2" inches tall. Both in good condit

TWO MARBLEHEAD POTTERY VASESEarly 20th CenturyOne with a plum-colored finish and the other with a sand-colored finish.Heights 5.5" and 7”.

Two Marblehead Pottery Bud Vases. Both are stamped with the Marblehead maker's mark and one has a company label. One is matte blue and the other is matte green. Each measures approx. 5 3/4" inches tal

Two Marblehead Pottery Vases Impressed mark, the fan shaped vase with further applied label. The larger 5 3/4 x 7 x 3 1/8 in., the smaller 1 3/4 x 3 1/4 in. diam.

Eighteenth-19th Century. Delft tile with fox and duck. Crazing, leather pad glued to underside, 5.25" x 5.25". And a later English transfer of a beaver. Partial impressed label "England". Minor flakin

Marblehead Pottery Tile with knight on horseback USA, c. 1920glazed earthenware 9.5 h x 9.5 w in (24 x 24 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to verso 'MP' with ship symbol. Prove

Marblehead Pottery Tile and VaseMA. 1904-1936, a small pink glazed vase and a square tile with blue surrounding a clipper galleon, both retain Marblehead paper label. Vase 4 5/8 in.; tile 4 1/2 in. Fr

Pair of Dutch Delft Style Windmill Scenes, 20th c., each ebonized frame with two pottery tiles, H.- 5 3/4 in., W.- 12 in. (2 Pcs.)

Two Marblehead pottery vases. Cylindrical shape, one of which with a spreading base, matte blue glaze. Both stamped with ship mark flanked by "MP." The shorter vase has a small repair to the rim, the

Nice pairing of two pottery tiles. The first example a signed Rookwood Seagull design. Marked "XXV" and "2351". The second a studio pottery artist signed example, signed and dated 2009. Largest measur

Painted spelter clock case, woman & cherub on top, two pottery tile inserts, 15-1/2" h x 18-1/2" w, back feet broken off

Two Persian Pottery Tiles 19th Century First: 7 1/2 x 7 inches. Provenance: Irvine H. Jones, Livonia, Michigan Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sold to benefit

American, New York, Circa 1910, Both Stamped Underside Of Squat Form In Red Clay, One With Flowers And Blue Glaze, The Other With Green Glaze, Tallest 6.25 Inches, Shelf Wear Underside. See Photos For

Title: Two Marblehead Shaded Pottery Vases, one with original paper label Medium: ceramic Dimensions: 3.75 x 2 x 2 inches, 3.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches

TWO IZNIK POTTERY TILES, each decorated with floral motif decoration, 23.5cm x 16cm & 24cm x 16.5cm

TWO POLYCHROME-PAINTED POTTERY TILES Pahlavi Iran, 20th century Comprising a moulded pottery tile with a rider on horseback feeding a simurgh against lush vegetation and houses in profile, of rectangu

Two square molded, glazed pottery tiles. One in brilliant yellow color with central rosette surrounded but eight raised circles. Other green glazed with prancing lion . Ghaznavid ca. 14th century AD.

Two art pottery tiles including a dragonfly [4" x 4"], and a cricket, signed "Nelle" (?) illegibly. [6" x 5 3/4"].

Two art pottery ceramic tiles to include a Volkmar floral-decorated tile in a green frame, and a Royal Delft tile with parrot relief, marked on back. Larger: 14in tall x 6in wide. Provenance: Chestnut

Two art pottery ceramic tiles to include a Volkmar floral-decorated tile in a green frame, and a Royal Delft tile with parrot relief, marked on back. Larger: 14in tall x 6in wide. Provenance: Chestnut

Los Angeles, CA., (1921-1939), the first relief form with flower basket and painted decoration, the second in a geometric multi color glaze, each marked. Flower Basket 4 x 4 in., Geometric 3 x 3 in.

Two Wheatley Pottery Tiles in Orange with Lion and Ram Themes. Marked 138 and 139. Typical use condition. 4"

Two English Pottery Tiles, the first "August" by Josiah Wedgwood, the second "Plymouth 1620" by Minton China works, together with an English pottery covered transferware vegetable dish, and two German