(2) Nichibei Potters Forest Green Vases

(2) Nichibei Potters Forest Green Vases. Height: 7 / 9 in.

(Arden, North Carolina, 1921-1962) all with mottled blue and green glazes, various dated "potter at wheel" marks on bases, large center bowl dated "1939", 2-3/4 x 11-1/2 in., trumpet vase dated "1940"

Footed forest green glass vase decorated with a silver overlay sailing ship, 8 1/2" ht.

A gorgeous blown out vase by Daum Nancy. This 11 - 1/2" forest vase is one of Daum's most iconic designs. The vase features a background of reds, pinks, yellows and greens. The vase is further decorat

Nichibei Potters Bamboo Form Cylinder Vase in Chabuton & Celadon Glaze. The color is achieved by applying a copper glaze to porcelain clay and high-firing it in a gas kiln at 2,400 degrees. Measures 4

3 CARVED STONE DECORATIVE PIECES Three carved stone decorative pieces. Includes: 2 green forest jasper boulders from Xinjiang Province China, and one carved softstone vase. Size: 5" to 8.5" Shipping /

Rodney Leftwich Pisgah Forest Pottery Vase, special cameo landscape with sheep, 2007, local North Carolina potter, 9 1/2", excellent.

Height 9 5/8", top diameter 6 1/2", bottom 3 27/32"Forest scene, with green base and multicoloured accents, Two large central trees on opposite sides, withthree prancing deer and background vegitation

BOHEMIAN FOREST GREEN-CUT-TO-CLEAR GLASS SHAPED OVID VASE. HEIGHT 10 1/2"

5 inch cameo style vase by Leftwich Pottery, Civil War soldiers in white on a deep green ground, Pisgah Forest small pitcher, Potter at Wheel, dated 1941

David Lotton ovoid glass vase in red over purple mottled glass decorated with forest green leaves and vines, signed David Lotton 1995, 4 1/2" ht. PROVENANCE: Ernest Albanese. CONDITION: Good with no d

Olive Green 3" urn vase, Piscah Forest (Tom Chase, North Carolina 2005), Blue Alyssa Koster (Grand Rapids, MI) 4.5" vase, signed AWK; Unmarked light blue 2.5" bud vase. MS-139, MS-203, MS-215.

A Mary Lammers blue 2" vase, inscribed ML; a Piscah Forest yellow and green 1 1/2" bowl, signed Kim Leftwich; Blue 5" vase, impressed Pi symbol. MS-129, MS-137, MS-144.

2 Mid-century Pisgah Forest Pottery vases, North Carolina. Stamped on bottom. Taller with label: 'Crystalline blue over green, Walter B. Stephen 1938'. Measures: 7" x 5" tallest.

1- Green Glazed Terracotta Planter 6 3/4"x6"x6". 2- Pisgah Forest Turquoise Crackle Glaze North Carolina Vase. Small lines to lip 9". 3- English Coronaware Chantilly Bowl 10"x10"x3 1/2". Weight on all

(Walter B. Stephen, Arden, North Carolina, 1926-1961) blue and yellowish green crystalline glaze, pink glazed interior, tapered shoulder to straight neck, "PISGAH FOREST" potter at wheel mark on base

American Master Potter Robert Compton Salt glazed Vase and Gas Fired Vase. 1-Green Salt Glazed Vase, signed and dated on the bottom. Measures 5x5x9.25". Salt Glazing is a firing process in which potte

Pinkish red undertone to matte/satin glaze. Larger with overall grey-green with pink tinge mostly vertical and around neck. Smaller with full grey-green, faint craquelure, more polished matte sheen. L

DAUM (CO.) (FRENCH, ESTABLISHED 1878) CAMEO GLASS VASE, H 4.75" W 5.25" D 2.625" LANDSCAPE Flattened ovoid form. Light green glass overlaid in green and cut to forest landscape with enamel detailing i

Owens Pottery Co. vase decorated with a forest, #233 Zanesville, Ohio matte green glazed ceramic impressed marks 4"dia x 13 1/2"h

Cylindrical form with a undulating rim in striated pink green and frost decorated with a spring forest of ash trees, signed Lamartine 6 1/2' ht. Condition: good with no defects found

A beautiful miniature by Daum. The 2 - 1/4" vase features a frosted blue background with trees with green leaves, set on a green field. The underside is signed "Daum Nancy" with the Daum cross. In exc

VASE: ROSENTHAL Gold Trim Forest scene woman / deer, stamp mark on bottom Gold/Green ROSENTHAL GERMANY. Approximate measurements: 6.25 x 3.25 x 2.25 inches. Materials: porcelain fine china / gold trim

(1) approx. 8 1/2"h x3 1/4"w. Four color: Blue, light blue green, orange/yellow. Marked on bottom: N in C, 133, LG21 (1920). Artist: Sadie Irvine. Potter: Joseph Meyer