VAN BRIGGLE Three vases, Mulberry glaze

VAN BRIGGLE Three vases, Mulberry glaze, Colorado Springs, CO, 1920s All marked Largest: 21" x 8" Provenance: The James and Diane Cook Collection

In the mulberry glaze, measuring 5.5" tall and 2" across. The vase has an early hallmark, very nice condition, no nicks, chips or cracks. Circa: 1920's.

In the early mulberry glaze, measuring 5.5" tall and 2" across. The vase has quite a few pin size holes from firing, the inside ring on the top is rough, no nicks chips or cracks. I have include photo

Seven Van Briggle Art Pottery Vases: Including three with blue green; three mulberry; and one mustard glaze ovoid and baluster form vase with floral spray or leaf border {Height of tallest 9 1/2 inche

Three Van Briggle. 1)Indian maiden grinding corn tray, 5 1/2 inches by 6 3/4 inches, matte turquoise glaze. Incised Van Briggle Colo. Sprigs, Colo. with logo. 2) 8 inch Mulberry vase, raised leaf patt

Van Briggle Pottery (American). Three pieces of American studio art pottery in a black and white drip glaze. The "triple vase" measures 7 in. x 6 in. x 6 in.; mulberry red vase measures 9 in. x 4 1/2

Uncommon and large Van Briggle vase with molded floral design, shape 767, cast in 1918 and covered with the Mulberry glaze. Incised on the bottom with the Van Briggle logo and date. There is faint cra

Vase with shades of purple, signed to underside. 2 1/2dia x 5 1/4h

(Lot of 6) American art pottery, comprising a Van Briggle vase with mulberry glaze, incised mark and '13'; a Weller green glazed footed vase with a scalloped rim; a two-handled vase with indistinct di

A pair of Van Briggle vases in similar Mulberry glaze. The first is a bud vase, likely antique with raised winding grass designs. The second is larger with both open flowers and buds. Incised makers m

This is a large Van Briggle vase in the mulberry glaze, it could be half daisy's. The vase measures approx. 10" tall and 9" across, it is in very nice condition, no nicks, chips or cracks. Nice over g

An art nouveau Van Briggle vase in their two tone Mulberry glaze featuring raised floral designs. Incised makers marks at base, measures 9 1/2" tall. *note - no chips/cracks/repairs

A rare antique Van Briggle coneflower pattern vase in two-tone mulberry glaze. Makers marks at base, piece measures 11 3/4" tall, 5 3/4" across. *note - no chips/cracks/repairs

Lot of two early Van Briggle mulberry glaze bowl vases. Includes a 4" bowl vase with ivy decoration and another bowl measuring 3 1/2" tall with a similar ivy motif. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

Van Briggle Mulberry Glaze Pottery Vase. Measures approx. - 5" high x 8" diameter. Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at info@marketauctionsinc.com Please review all photos closely. T

A pair of matching Van Briggle mulberry glaze bud vases. Makers mark at the base with signature "Hutchinson" and dated 1922. Each measures 7" tall. *note - no chips/cracks

Early Van Briggle three-handled vase with a dark matte green glaze dated 1904. Perfect condition. 10"h x 2.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 4

Large vase in Mulberry glaze with stylized flowers, Colorado Springs, CO, 1909; Incised AA VAN BRIGGLE Colo.Spgs.; 12" x 9" dia

Double handle design with four large raised leaves in matte mulberry glaze. Van Briggle USA marks to base. No chips or cracks; some areas of light glaze wear, etc. 8.75" H

In the mulberry glaze, measuring 7" tall and 3" across, no nicks, chips or cracks. Circa 1930's.

In the vintage green glaze, measuring almost 17" tall and 10.5" across the bottom. The vase has a small flake on the inside rim, I have included a photo. The finisher is Gail Pache- known to have fini

Ming blue glaze, measuring 7.25", 4" across the base tapering to 2.75", no nicks, chips or cracks. Circa 1920's-30's.

In the mulberry glaze, measuring 3" tall, 5.5" across and 3" deep. It is in good condition, no nicks, chips or cracks, circa 1920's-30's.

In the mulberry glaze, measuring 2.5" tall and 3.25" wide, excellent condition, no nicks, chips or cracks, circa 1930's.