2pc American Studio Bowls Bob Stocksdale RICHARD HUDSON

2pc American Studio Woodworker Bowls. 1). RICHARD HUDSON for REVERE SILVERSMITHS Walnut Bowl with Sterling Silver Foot Rim. 2). ROBERT STOCKDALE Walnut Low Bowl. Each marked. -- Dimensions: H: 8 inche

Bob Stocksdale American (1913-2003) Ziricote from Mexico, 1983 studio turned wood pedestal bowl signed and dated under base. Biography from The Smithsonian American Art Museum: Bob Stocksdale grew up

7pc Artisan Studio Turned Wood Bowls Vessels. MYKL MESSER, RICHARD HUDSON, TOM FREY, J L DUNNE, M.L. NIEMEYER, etc. H: 2.5 inches: W: 8 inches: D: 6.5 inches --- US Packing and Shipping charge: In hou

ebano wood; signed and inscribed "Ebano from Mexico" to underside; 2 3/4 x 6 1/4 in. (7 x 15.9 cm.)

2 American Woodworker Studio Bowls 1) RG MCMULLEN )Burl wood mallile burl small bowl. 2) RICHARD RAFFAN 1987 burl wood shallow bowl. Both signed.-- Dimensions: H: 1.5 inches: W: 18 inches: D: 14 inche

BOB STOCKSDALELarge bowl, 1980Californian black walnut. Studio-made.Underside incised with wood type, signature and year.5.25" H x 14.25" Diameter

California, 1960s black walnut 1.75” x 6.25" Small bowl by Bob Stocksdale in black walnut. Incised signature to underside. Tags: studio craft, wood turning, wood work, modern, modernism, mid cen

Mid-century American Studio pottery covered bowl. 6 inches x 11 inches.

(American, 1913-2003) lignum vitae bowl, signed "Lignum Vitae from Nicaragua Bob Stocksdale 1984", 4 x 10-1/2 in. Provenance: Collection of Rude Osolnik, Berea, Kentucky Note: From Wikipedia:Bob Stock

Stocksdale, Bob (American, 1913-2003), Pair of Turned Wood Bowls: 1981, Black Walnut from California, signed and dated on underside, slightly raised base, diameter 12.75 inches; WITH 1987, Bubinga fro

Signed American studio Arts & Crafts pottery 2pc: Eva Geneco "SEG" Saturday Evening Girls bowl, Denver White signed vase, 1918. 3"H x 7"Diam. (bowl)

Bob Stocksdale (American, 1913-2003) Belize ziricote wood turned bowl, having a flared rim above a tapered body, signed on underside "Bob Stocksdale, 1988", 5.5"h x 9"w

An American Studio Glass Vase by Bob Toensing and Michelle Schoen 1993 with a wood stand; signed Toensing and Schoen, dated and numbered 794 to the underside. Height of bowl 5 1/2 x diameter 10 1/2 in

carved wood (lignum vitae from Nicaragua), signed and inscribed to underside; the bowl 1 3/4 x 4 in. (4.4 x 10.2 cm.), the pestle 3 1/2 in. (8.9 cm.)

Richard Ritter (American, born 1940). An art glass centerpiece bowl. A modernist work produced in a smoky glass with incased organic colored glass forms. Artist etched signature and dated 1982 to side

Richard La Londe (American, born 1950). Modern 20th Century fused and slumped studio art glass centerpiece bowl. A striking handkerchief form sculpture with abstract geometric designs. Signed in gold

Richard Jerzy, American, 1943-2001. Two pieces of studio pottery with matte glazes and textured bodies include a footed bowl and a vase. The vase is signed and dated "R. Jerzy '68" and the bowl is sig

Studio Paran by Richard Jones (American, 20th, 21st C.) Graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. Hand blown Signed pedestal bowl. Diameter 9-3/4", height 3-7/8".

Dick Huss (American, born,1946). A collection of two studio art glass pieces. Includes (1) 14" x 4" x 4 art glass cherry crafted from bold yellow hand blown glass, with a long black glass stem, and (1

Bob Stocksdale Collection of three bowls USA, c. 1990yew, ash, black walnut 3.75 h × 7 dia in (10 × 18 cm) 3.75 h × 7.75 w × 7 d in (10 × 20 × 18 cm) 2.25 h

Of elliptical form and rising on a circular foot, signed on the underside "Ebony from Ceylon/ Bob Stocksdale." 3in. H x 7in. W.

Richard Royal (American, b.1952) studio art glass sculpture of abstract helicoidal shape. 20" H x 28" W x 22" D. Royal worked as a glass sculptor at the Pilchuck Glass School and worked with Dale Chih

Richard Royal (American, b.1952) studio art glass abstract sculpture from the Aperture series, signed and dated 2009 near the bottom. 32" H x 10" W x 5" D. Royal worked as a glass sculptor at the Pilc

Charles Miner (American, b. 1947) pate de verre studio art glass bowl with three frogs, cast in the lost wax technique. 6.75" H x 11" Diameter.