Two Montiel Studio Majolica Bowls, Guatemalan

A pair of serving bowls with crackled brown and gray fields. Both with yellow scrolls and green cross hatching decorations. Late 19th C. 12"x6" & 9.5"x4"

A pair of serving bowls with crackled brown and gray fields. Both with yellow scrolls and green cross hatching decorations. Late 19th C. 8"x6" & 10"x4.5"

A grouping of three serving bowls with crackled brown and gray fields. All with yellow scrolls and green cross hatching decorations. Late 19th C. 6"x2.5" & 7.5"x3.5"

both footed serving bowls with crackled gray field, one with green and yellow vine decoration, 2.5”h; 10”diam.; the other with yellow bird decoration, 12” diam. Ex. the collection of a Connectic

Guatemala, late 19th c., typical green, yellow, cream and black glaze, one with a deer, 9”diam., the other with a dove, 9.5”diam. The Montiel family produced majolica in Antigua during the 19th an

Two pumpkins, both with removeable lids, sgd. B. Eighm; a pineapple teapot, signed in the same way for the same studio and a majolica like lettuce leaf bowl, sgd for the same studios Varying sizes. 6

Antiqua, Guatemala, late 19th c. jaguar to center, the other with a Quetzal (bird); both 3"h; 9"diam. Collector's Note: Four generations of the Montiel family produced majolica in Antigua du

each with varying stylized decoration of four green and yellow turnip shapes to center; 2.75"h; 9.5"diam.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Bowls are signed on bases, dated 1999. Bowls measure 3.75x11.75" and 2.5x13". Excellent condition.

Smaller green bowl signed 'Doreen 78' on the bottom.

late 19th c., Antiqua, Guatemala, 6.5"h; 12" diam.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Warren MacKenzie (American, 1924-2018). Group of two studio pottery bowls, both with fluted sides. Both stoneware, one with a lovely dark Tomoku glaze, and the other with a pale orange Shomoku glaze.W

Warren MacKenzie (American, 1924-2018). Group of two studio pottery bowls, both with fluted or faceted sides. Glazed stoneware.Warren MacKenzie was a renowned Minnesota studio potter. A student of Ber

Two studio pottery bowls to include: one with lotus double handles and dark floral designs; and one with a shaped rim and drip glaze blue / pink / purple colors. Measure 2-3/4” high, and 13-1/2&

The first celadon green, signed Simpson and dated 1998. Diameter 11". The second, blue wit "oil" spots, initialed and dated '94. Diameter 8". (200/300)

A group of two studio art pottery bowls. 20th century. ++ Raku style bowl with arrow shaped opening in top and gold leaf on bottom. Signed on bottom: Hall Carlson, 1985. 6"h. 21" circum. ++ Bowl with

With hearts and flower motif and knob finials on lids. 8 1/4" in diameter.

Two studio turned wood bowls: Dennis Elliott, '92, maple burl & Al Geller, '94 curly maple. signed under base. 2" x 7 1/4"diam (larger)

Two Shell Formed Majolica Bowls. 12 1/2" W 9 1/2" D 7 1/2" H (Largest)

Signed on both bowls. The bowls measure 4.5â€D X 2.75â€H and 5â€D X 3.25â€H respectively.

Both are signed by the artists on the bottom.

Two Mexico Majolica porcelain bowls, painted flowers or figure, the bottom marked MEXICO. Approx. 8.7-4.1 inch (larger).

American, Texas, Mid 20th Century, Each Signed And Dated 1959 Underside, Diameters 8 And 6.25 Inches. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

To include a turned black heart persimmon wood bowl by John Doge Meyer, signed on bottom; and an apple wood bowl by Phil Brown, signed and dated 91 on bottom. Larger: 5-1/2in tall x 8-1/2in wide. | Ph