Windmill Design's Painted Feathers, by Laura Obert

Vellum glaze vase decorated with a repeating peacock feather design painted by Sara Sax in 1910. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 1369 E, an impressed V for Vellum, an incised V for Vellum

DELFT PORCELAIN DECANTER WITH STOPPER, PAINTED WINDMILL DESIGN, GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME CRAQUELURE TO GLAZE, 12"H X 4"W, SKU447.04

CENTER-NAVY BLUE PAINTED WINDMILL DESIGN-FILIGREE BORDER

Black redware plate with painted feather design. San Ildefonso Pueblo artist. Signatures on back. Measures 12.75in in diameter.

Three piece 10 karat gold plated and enameled dresser set, all with painted feather design including hand mirror and comb with 10 karat gold plated handles, mirror frame handle marked: Rena, along wit

Hummert Estate: Plains Indian Painted Leather Banner Shield, measures 19''D, embellished with hand painted designs, feathers, and medicine bundles, spider motif, great piece

NAVY BLUE PAINTED PORCELIN WINDMILL DESIGN (1)LINK BROKEN-TOTAL 10.6 DWT

Lot 3 Assorted Dutch Style Porcelain. White toned porcelain wi5 blue toned painted design, featuring windmill and floral inspired design. One small Delft pitcher with chip in rim and crazing, one stan

Lot 3 Assorted Dutch Style Porcelain. White toned porcelain wi5 blue toned painted design, featuring windmill and floral inspired design. One small Delft pitcher with chip in rim and crazing, one stan

Lot 3 Assorted Dutch Style Porcelain. White toned porcelain wi5 blue toned painted design, featuring windmill and floral inspired design. One small Delft pitcher with chip in rim and crazing, one stan

Greater Nicoya or Atlantic Watershed, Period IV Ca. 300-500 AD. Colorful terracotta vessel of somewhat corseted shape, flared base. Overall decorated with polychrome painted feather serpent design on

Hummer rooster windmill weight, featuring figural rooster design, painted body, marked "Hummer E 184", mounted on wooden base 12"h x 10"w x 4"d Condition: Previous repair to rooster comb, tail Prov

Dutch Blue & White Delft "Peacock" Pattern Charger, made by the De Klaauw (The Claw) factory, with hand painted peacock feathers design, 13 3/4" diam. Rim glaze losses.

Vintage tiled coffee table, having tiled top featuring hand-painted peacock feather design, supported on metal trestle legs 17"h x 42.5"w x 18"d We happily provide seamless shipping services on ever

Mat glaze vase with carved and painted peacock feather design, the work of Elizabeth Lincoln in 1920. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 2301 B and Ms. Lincoln's incised initials. There has

A vintage porcelain rooster / chicken figural that has been glazed blue hues. Raised hand painted designs throughout the roosters feathers and crown. Measures approx 8.5Hx 5.25W in. Vent hole to under

PAIR OF TWO HANDLED VASES & CENTER DISH, HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN WITH CASTLE AND WINDMILL DESIGN. SOME PAINT LOSS ALONG EDGES. 10" H & 12" W

Ward Herrmann Signed Painted Wooden Pins, feather design. Together with painted wood mallard, fish pins, largest 3"l, used.

A handmade and painted Acoma Pueblo New Mexico pot. This piece of pottery is beautifully painted with feather and geometric designs. This piece likely dates from 1900-1920. The pot is unsigned but is

Franz Bergman, an antique heavy cold painted bronze table lamp having a figural windmill design. Has original wiring. Marked "MADE IN AUSTRIA" to verso of base. Measures approx. 19" height x 11" width

Obverse and Reverse painted table lamp with Glass shade. Signed on rim of the Glass, and on the Brass Fitter. Sunset Scenic Windmill design. Base unsigned. 19" tall, 15" diameter. No damage, chips, or

windmill design 8" x 3" T

Here is a lot of three ceramic hand-painted black plates. This lot includes: (1) Floral Design. (1) Windmill Design. (1 Goblet And Vegetables Design. Plates are approx 7" across and are in good.

Lot 2 Vintage Porcelain cobalt blue and white Hand Painted Storage Jars with lids. One is labeled GRIES, the other is labeled REIS. Both with yacht and windmill designs. Measures approx. 6.5H x 6W. Me