American crackle glaze teabowl

American School- crackle glaze teabowl- thrown stoneware, signed (illegibly) on bottom, dark brown stoneware with crackled chun glaze, comes in wooden box. 2 3/4''h, 5 1/2'' dia.

Harding Black, American, 1912-2004, Crackle Glaze Vase, 1956 (CAPS6103) {MM} Dimensions: 7 1/2 x 6

Vintage studio pottery Polia Pillin (American, 1909-1992) ombre crackle glaze weed vase with painted bluebirds around perimeter; overall excellent condition, no chips, no cracks; L 3" H 5 3/4" (Approx

Beatrice Wood, (2) ceramic bowls, Beatrice Wood (American, 1893-1998), drip glaze tea bowl, the other an iridescent low bowl, both signed "BEATO" to base, 3.5"h x 5.5"dia. (tea bowl), 3"h x 7.75"dia.

Early Chinese hares fur decorated porcelain tea bowl. Fine crackle glaze. 4.75in diameter.

Large Covered Jar, Tom Turner (American, b. 1945)green with crackle glaze, four small applied horizontal handles, slightly domical cover with loop finial, signed on the underside with number 401 and P

Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009) & Vivika Heino (American, 1910-1995) White Crackle Glaze Vase, 1990 Glazed stoneware 3-1/2 x 4-5/8 inches (8&per

AMERICAN SIGNED CERAMIC POTTERY JAR Ceramic with crackle glaze, colorful stripes along the bottom and an interesting motif around the vessel top. Pottery signed Thomas Coleman 1971 (see

Pair of monumental American terracotta pilasters in the Neoclassical taste, early 20th century, each consisting of (8) individual sections having a cream crackle glaze, with a capital centering an ant

Pair of monumental American terracotta pilasters in the Neoclassical taste, early 20th century, each consisting of (8) individual sections having a cream crackle glaze, with a capital centering an ant

Pair of monumental American terracotta pilasters in the Neoclassical taste, early 20th century, each consisting of (8) individual sections having a cream crackle glaze, with a capital centering an ant

Description: A group of American art pottery including a Fulper mulberry vase and blue crystalline glaze candlestick, an unmarked futura style vase, a Dedham pottery crackle glaze vase, a Weller potte

First half 20th century. Heavy ironstone pottery with border of ten turkeys separated by trees. Crackle glaze. 10.25"d.

Indian Chief Crackle Glaze Tobacco HumidorThe lidded figural jar with colorful headdress, depicting a native American chief.7" tall

Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Jar with tube handles at mouth, an impressed motif under crackle glaze, foot unglazed; together with 2 antique Seto or Korean underglaze blue crackle glazed Tea b

Pair of Antique Art Pottery Vases attributed to Charles Volkmar (American, 1841-1914) mounted as table Lamps, each having crackle glaze finish with farmhouse and cows streamside, both possibly signed

Jean Goodwin Ames American 20th Century - Big Studio Pottery Charger entitled Pony Circus. Crackle glaze. Titled, Signed base Claremont California. Diameter 17 1/4". Slight paint left side.

Bonifas, Paul (Swiss/American, 20th century), Large glazed ceramic bowl, artist's initials incised on base, 12 inch diameter, height 7.5 inches, interior done with Bonifas' signature crackle glaze. Pr

The crackle glaze pottery base of baluster form in pale green celadon, with pleated empire-style shade in cream, all brass fittings, Simon Pearce studios, American, late 20th century. Lamp base excell

CHINESE PORCELAIN CERAMIC LUCKY SLEEPING PIG, having a crackle glaze and polychrome enamel painting of seaside merchants' ports with flags including what is likely an American flag. Unmarked. 20th cen

Pair of Art Deco-style ceramic crackle glaze enamel lamps, on lucite bases, in the manner of Karl Springer. American, circa 1975. [33 1/2" H x 15" W x 6" D]. In good condition; not tested. ***Howard w

Group of three, old Japanese glazed bowls, all of conical form: small bowl with subtle spout-lip to rim; wide crackle glaze with foliate sprays, impressed mark; and chawan tea bowl of sugi-nari (c

(lot of 2) Contemporary studio art pottery vessels, signed underfoot Sherrill (Michael Sherrill, American, b.1954), each with a narrow mouth, ring handle, crackle texture glaze, tallest: approx 1

American, circa mid 19th century, red stoneware, straight sided with sloping shoulder, applied C scroll handle and thick crackle green glaze, 5.75" diameter x 8" high. Condition Fine.