[2] Two "TRAGEDY" Theatrical Figures Ceramic Arts Studios, Madison Wis.

[2] Two "TRAGEDY" Theatrical Figures Ceramic Arts Studios, Madison Wis. size: 10.25h 3w

Pair of Ceramic Figures from Ceramic Arts Studio, Madison Wisconsin. Circa 1942-1955. 9 1/2" H

9 pcs Vintage Small Ceramic Figurine Assortment. 2 Josef Originals, 2 B. B. Keeler, 2 Shawnee, 3 pcs Ceramic Arts Studio, Madison, Wisconsin. Condition is fair to good. Measures 6" x 6" DM-2617

APHRODITE - CERAMIC ART STUDIO MADISON, W.I.

A pair of Mid Century c. 1950 American Ceramic Arts Studio Head Vases Swedish Head Vases "Svea" and "Sven". Ceramic Arts Studio of Madison, WI was in business from 1940 to 1955 and was one of the most

Including: two(2) Russell Wright ceramic pieces; two(2) studio art glass pieces; one(1) enameled compote; 1.5in.H. - 11in.H.

Two ceramic studio art pottery horse sculptures, both with textured mottled glazed bodies and one with orange glazed mane and tail, the other with green glazed accents, circa first half twentieth cent

Unsigned studio art pottery ceramic sculpture, abstract form of two figures embracing, silver-toned and black matte glaze. 9" H X 5.5" W X 3.75" D.

Louis Mendez (American, 1929-2012), Two Studio Art Pottery Figures with Stylized Hair, both signed on base. Larger: 9.75" H x 3.75" Diameter. Provenance: Property from the estate of the artist Louis M

Underside of largest & smallest piece are marked CERAMIC ARTS STUDIO. Lot includes 2 salt and pepper shakers & 1 cat figure. Each piece appears to be porcelain. Each piece appears to have hand painted

Two ceramic pottery vases. Larger vase features a round form textured in fading color from red, orange to yellow with a purple narrow top. Smaller vase is a round form textured with purple and blue co

A set of two (2) Murano Italian studio art glass figurines. Male and female figures, modeled as Carnival of Venice revelers with black masks. Gold fleck glass with a checkerboard pattern of blue, gree

Japanese Awaji ware vase, a green art studio ceramic vase of quatrofoil form with raised decoration, circa 1900. [8 1/2" H x 3 3/4" W]. Two minor firing faults. Small chip to top edge and bottom rim.

Lot includes a pair of bongo players, two dancing ladies, a child pilot and others. Condition (Excellent). Size Tallest: 13-1/2'' T.

Two Mid Century William P. Creitz studio art ceramic brick glazed chargers, signed. Approximately 16.5 x 16.5 x 2.25 inches each.

An estate lot of two (2) Murano Venetian studio art glass sculptures. Figural works produced in the manner of Archimede Seguso and Ercole Barovier. Includes: one (1) woodcutter figure in pink to clear

Two glazed ceramic figures: man on horseback and Gambone style donkey pulling cart, Italy ca. 1960; Donkey marked "Italy"; Bagni: 17 1/2" x 6" x 12 1/2"

Lot of two Bjorn Wiinblad studios figural ceramic pottery sculptures, with applied blue decorations and gloss finish. Each made circa 1960. Signed to underside. Tallest measures approx. 9-3/4"H. Third

Two David Gibson (American, XX-XXI) studio art pottery ceramic earthenware dark fired vases, 1993, with metallic iridescent finishes and decorated with animal motifs, one egg form vase with a fish pla

6pc Modernist Studio Art Pottery Ceramics. Two weed pots, two large vessels, a tall vase, and owl figure by Ruth Lehmann.-- Dimensions: H: 11 inches: W: 3 inches: D: 3 inches ---

Pillin studio mid century modern art pottery of two figures. Signed Pillin underneath. Dimensions: L 13.5" x W 7" Condition: Few edge chips/nicks. Some edge rubs.

Two earth-toned studio ceramic vases. One with carved design, the other an abstract splash glaze. Both signed under. Circa 1970. Dimensions: (Largest) H 9.75" x D 5" Condition: Larger vase cracked.

James Drummond Herbert (1896-1970). Two works in this lot. "Leonardo Ballet" & Apollo Ballet (Poussin-inspired). Medium: Oil on board. Both works are signed. Dimensions: 16" x 12" each. Both unframed.

Kathy Koop, Westminster College professor of art, has ceramic pieces in two Pittsburgh exhibits. The shows are in conjunction with the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) conven