Walter Keeler (British, B.1942) Pottery

Three large pieces of salt glazed stoneware, two piece marked as pictured. Dimensions:From 12 1/2" to 17 1/2" in diameter, the heights range from 3" to 8". Provenance:From the estate of Jack Bershad.

WALTER "WALLY" KEELER (BRITISH, B. 1942) STUDIO POTTERY STONEWARE BOWL, salt- and blue-glazed with applied whimsical double-arched handles to each side. Impressed bull's e

Walter Keeler (British, B. 1942) Untitled [Oblong Grey Speckled Bowl]. Salt glazed pottery double handled bowl 4 1/4" x 13" x 12 3/4"

each impressed artist's seal, salt glazed (Dimensions: the teapot 34cm wide (13.3in wide), the jug 15cm high (6in high)) (Qty: 2)(the teapot 34cm wide (13.3in wide), the jug 15cm high (6in high))Qty:

WALTER KEELER (BRITISH, B. 1942) STUDIO TEAPOTBrown and green over gold drip glaze to the leaning, earthenware form with thorn-decorated spout, overhead handle, and lid, swirl accent to one side.Prove

Walter Keeler (British, b. 1942) Pitcher Glazed stoneware 4-1/4 x 8-1/8 x 5-1/2 inches (10.8 x 20.6 x 14.0 cm) Stamped with artist's c

DESCRIPTION: Moorcroft glazed pottery plate with painted floral motif. Marked with Moorcroft Burslem hallmark on the underside. Walter Moorcroft was a British master potter. Born on February 12, 1917

Nathaniel (Sonny) Bustion (American, b.1942) Pottery Centerpiece 1973, incised signature and date to underside, shaped slab having incised decoration mounted on a turned base Property from: an Oak Par

§ Graham Rust (British, b.1942) The Lobby Alcove with Oscar signed lower right "Graham Rust" watercolour and ink 30 x 21cm (12 x 8in) Literature: Graham Rust, The Painted House, New York: Knopf,

Walter Keeler (b. 1942) Rococo Teapot, 2009 glazed earthenware with artist insignia H 10 x W 8 1/2 x D 5 1/2 inches This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Adrian Sassoon, London, England

Ernest Leahy, British b.1942- ''Waxwings at Batford''; watercolour heightened with white over pencil, signed, 35.5x26cm: together with five other works on paper by the same artist depicting waxwings,

Walter Keeler (b. 1942) Teapot glazed stoneware with artist's chop mark H 8 1/4 x W 5 1/2 x D 11 3/4 inches Property from a Private St. Louis Collection

British pottery garniture modeled as a recumbent lion, 19th c., accented with mottled blue and brown glazes, approx 5.5"h, 7.75"w, 4.25"d, 3.5lbs Start Price: $150.00

19th century. likely Staffordshire. each is hand-decorated and shows excellent attention to detail. unmarked. H13 1/2†Private Collection of a Richmond, Virginia Family.

A British pottery cribbage board, circa 1830, possibly Scottish, of rectangular form with central leaf boss within a heart, club, spade and diamond symbol, on four reeded legs, 24cm in length

PORCELAIN. 19th century. 1) "Pottery and Porcelain: A Guide to Collectors" by Frederick Litchfield. 4th Edition, 1923. Published by A&C Black, Ltd. London England. 2) "Wedgwood" by Wolf Mankowitz. Pub

NO RESERVE Ceramics.- Godden (Geoffrey A.) Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks, illustrations, bookplate, original cloth, price-clipped dust-jacket, a little rubbed, creasing to edges

15 vols. Fifteen volumes on pottery and porcelain in very good condition, mostly hardbound, including Barret’s BENNINGTON POTTERY AND PORCELAIN (1958), Godden’s ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF

Books: Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks, by Geoffrey A. Godden. Published by Barrie & Jenkins, 1984. Together with Hallmarks on Gold and Silver Plate, by William Chaffers. Publishe

Two large planters by noted British pottery outfit Errington Reay & Co. Green one more planter shaped, the beige one closer to their "cone" shape; both with protruding rims for easy moving

Edward VIII coronation mug marked to underside for Creampetal, and George VI coronation mug (chips to base) marked to underside "Official Design of the British Pottery Manufacturers Federation".Talles

Edward Vlll May 1937 7.5” Coalport est.1750 to commemorate the silver jubilee of her majesty queen Elizabeth ll 4.75, British pottery manufacturers May 1937coronation of king Edward V111 3.5, the ob

Lindgard is a British Pottery know for its novelty teapots. Here is one that is about as “novel” as you get: a teapot in the shape of a World War I Tank. It dates c. 1920, or perhaps a few years e

Angela Verdon (British, b. 1949) pierced porcelain vase. Exhibited 1981-82, at Graham Gallery "British Pottery '81". Comes with receipt from Graham Gallery, NYC, 1982. From the Estate of June Hirsch J