Unusual Sewer Tile Planter

Free-form in clear and black glaze, on four feet, signed & dated on base RLW/ 11-18-38, 9 x 6 x 8 ½” high. Condition Fine.

Unusual Sewertile Lion Doorstop, Inscribed "Sam Watson", Ohio origin, late 19th or early 20th century, molded figure of a lion with detailed mane, reclining atop rectangular slab base with scalloped e

American, 19th century. A sewer tile planter in the form of a tree trunk, with later paint; ht. 26.75, wd. 21, dp. 21 in.

Likely early 20th century, Columbia, South Carolina. The pair in the form of tree stumps with openings for plants to grow. One having some losses. H13"

wonderful condition with fine aged patina. Measures 17 1/2" tall and 26" wide. As found estate condition . Please use photos as part of the description. The absence of a condition report does not guar

Sewer tile early 20th century tree stump planter with 2 clusters of grapes, 2 cut branches and a primitive squirrel head sticking out, signed Philip H. Gross, Brazil (Indiana), 9" t. x 10" w. at wides

And Octagonal Pipe Segment. Planter-minor use damage, hollow center 18"; Pipe 12"L. Condition: Good, Fair-some chips to pipe.

An early 20th century large Folk Art style Sewer Tile Pottery attributed ceramic tree trunk form planter having five openings with textured and detailed brown body. Unmarked. SHIPPING Atlanta Auction

An early 20th century large Folk Art style Sewer Tile Pottery attributed ceramic tree trunk form planter having five openings with textured and detailed brown body. Unmarked. SHIPPING Atlanta Auction

Finely modeled scarab made from sewer tile. This piece is quite unusual as it is marked by the company that made it: Robinson Clay Products of Pottstown PA. This company started in the mid 19th Centur

Large antique faux bois terracotta planter, 19th/20th c., brown glazed earthenware, possibly 'end of day' sewer tile work, naturalistically modeled as a tree stump, the branches with openings for plan

A Pair of Monumental American Sewer Tile Eaglesearly 20th century, likely Ohio, salt-glazed stoneware in the form of two stately spread-winged eagles perched on an integral plinth, unmarked. 22 3/4 x

Ken Davies (b. 1925), "Sewer Tile Rabbit", oil on cardboard, 6 9/16" x 11 7/8" (sight size), signed at lower right "Ken Davies". Acquired through Hirschl & Adler Galleries, N.Y.C..

Very Rare Sewer Tile Folk Sculpture of a Soldier's Bust, probably Odell Pickens, Chattanooga Valley, Georgia origin, circa 1920, large-sized, hand-modeled bust of a soldier with mustache, buttoned coa

Stoneware Sewer Tile Tree stump vase with squirrel. Outside dimensions H 7-7/8", Dia base 4-3/4", Dia rim 1-7/8". Together with an early Ohio sewer tile plate, circa 1840. Zoar, Ohio . H 13/16", Dia b

Three Sewer Tile and Stoneware Birdhouses one marked Slim / 1941 to underside Height of largest 7 inches (exclusive of wire). Property from the Estate of William D. Giermann, Canal Fulton, Ohio

9 1/4" H, 7" W - 7" DIA.

most likely Ohio origin, end of the day piece. 14"H

Antique American sewer tile pottery in the form of a full figure turkey vulture bird with a rich brown glaze on the buff clay. Possibly from Ohio. Unmarked.Height: 12 1/2 in x width: 6 1/2 in x depth:

A late 19th century Sewer Tile figure of a recumbent Lion. Molded pottery body on a fluted plinth with Brown/Red painted finish. Wear to paint, chip at rear of base. 9 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $200-300 NOT

A rare and desirable sewer tile dog attributed to George Bagnall of Newcomerstown, Ohio. Measures 10 inches tall x 6 inches wide. A rare and charming form.

Ohio Origin, Height 8" x 12". Condition: Excellent.

A Group of Sewer Tile and Redware Animal Figures 19th/20th Century including a recumbent lion, a spaniel signed J. Cox, a paperweight and a cat, along with a redware dog signed ETTA / TCP /2/23/93, an

The section of pipe made rustic by scratched texturing while the clay was wet and the addition of protuberances with the appearance of textured branches lopped off, signature block lettered W. S. DICK