Attributed to Jonah Owens NC Pottery Vase

Attributed to Jonah Owens, glazed earthenware North Carolina pottery vase. Illegible incised marks to the underside. 8 1/8"H. Chip to the base, tape residue to the interior of the rim. Provenance: Est

Absolutely beautiful elegant piece of true art pottery by ML. Stunning form. Stands 9" x 5.5". Overall very good condition, although there is decent-sized rim chip. Signed on base.

Selection of Five Jugtown Pottery, Attributed Vernon Owens (b. 1941 Seagrove, NC)salt glazed large pitcher with incised lines above and below cobalt decoration (9 in.); a small ear handled jar with co

An Assortment of Six NC Pottery Vessels20th century, a vase painted blue with pendent dogwood branches attributed to Kennedy Pottery, not marked (7 x 6 in.) (paint flakes); the second is an unusual in

Attributed to Cecil Auman Pottery (NC), CB Masten Glazier1930s, stoneware low vase with salt spotted cobalt glaze, not signed. 6 in. From the Estate of the late Earl and Fran Senger, Greensboro, North

Jugtown Pottery, Vernon Owens (Seagrove, NC, b. 1941), Dogwood Vasestoneware with a finely variegated blue-maroon glaze, small applied blossoms at the shoulder, signed on the underside and dated 2006.

Jugtown Pottery, Vernon Owens (Seagrove, NC, b. 1941), Dogwood Vasetall stoneware vase, deep red glaze brushed over white, stylized blossoms applied at the upper shoulder, signed on the underside and

Art Deco Vase, Attributed Auman Pottery (1922-1937 Seagrove, NC)1930s, glazed buff clay with cobalt highlights, wide mouth, twisted loop handle attachment at the shoulder, probably Floyd Hilton, unmar

Decorated Jar, Attributed to Walter Owens at North State Pottery (1924-1959 Sanford, NC)glazed earthenware with modernistic inscribed stick figure decoration, unmarked. Accompanied by a note that this

Attributed J.B. Cole Pottery (Steeds, NC)earthenware, the first is an angular bowl attributed to Waymon (4 1/2 x 10 in.), the second is a malachite glazed vase (7 1/4 in.), and the third is an elixir

Jugtown Pottery, Pamela Owens (Moore County, NC, b. 1958), Whimsical Double Handled Vase2004, applied snake handles and raised bosses, the foot rim reading "THERE WAS A BIT OF A SITUATION, LUCKILY VER

to include: a tall green glazed vase attributed to Dorothy Auman (11 7/8 in.) a Bobby Brewer, Seagrove, face jug; a large white glazed chamberstick attributed to Virginia Shelton; two miniature salt g

Twist Handle Vase, Attributed Floyd Hilton at C. R. Auman Pottery (NC)1925-1930, clear yellow glazed earthenware with decorative handles and cobalt runs, unmarked. 8 x 6 in. Private Collection Additio

Tall Neck Vase, Attributed Waymon Cole, J.B. Cole Pottery (Montgomery County, NC)Chrome Red glazed earthenware, having an elongated neck, ovoid body, dual angular grooved handles, unmarked. 18 3/4 in.

Attributed J. B. Owens, Three Feroza Line Vasesintroduced in 1901, this type of pottery is generally characterized by their organic forms and decoration and the lustrous slightly metallic dark glaze;

Cross Handled Vase, Attributed Jack Kiser Royal Crown Pottery (1939-1942 Merry Oaks, NC)1940s, malachite mottled green glazed earthenware, well turned, unmarked. 11 x 8 in. From the Personal Collectio

Owens PotteryvaseZanesville, OHglazed ceramicsigned6.5"h x 5.75"dia 

Owens Potteryfooted vaseZanesville, OHmatte glazed ceramicimpressed mark11"h x 5"w

J. B. Owens Pottery

Lot of Butter Crocks, Whiskey Jug, & NC Pottery Vase.

hand painted floral on standard glaze, #1277, 5 1/2"........Owens Pottery was founded by John B. Owens in 1885. Owens began producing art pottery in 1896 with the introduction of the Utopian line, whi

Rookwood and J.B. Owens Pottery Vases. Both with painted floral decoration on a brown/orange ground. The Rookwood vase with a rounded body and narrow mouth, the Owens vase is four sided with a slightl

HEIGHT 5 INCHES.

Signed Owens Pottery Vase. 8 1/2" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS OR OMIS