Arie Meaders Owl.

Arie Meaders (attrib) (1897-1998)Pottery Owl.Not signed.Ash glaze.Chip on left ear, otherwise great condition.7” h.Est. $1,000-1,500. Ship: $45

Arie Meaders. Beautiful Bluebird In A Tree Vase. c. 1960s. Not signed or dated. Bristol with painted decorated glaze. Mint condition. 14" h. Est. $4,000-6,000. Ship: $75

9 1/2" tall, 11 1/2" long, a few small flakes, unsigned, rare............In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward

Arie Meaders. Pair of Decorated Vases. Not signed but has her name on masking tape with original price $5 dollars. Cobalt and mixed glaze decorations dripped from firing with clear light ash glaze. Mi

Arie Meaders. Grape Decorated Bottle with Sculptural Handles. Possibly initialed on base. Bristol glaze with cobalt grapes. Mint condition. 10.5" h. Masterpiece example. Est. $2,000-3,000. Ship: $65

Mint condition. Measures 12.5 inches across.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Photo and letter from consignor in photo section. Letter states these pieces were originally bought from Cheever

Mint condition. 12.75 inches across.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Photo and letter from consignor in photo section. Letter states these pieces were originally bought from Cheever & Family

Mint condition. Measures 9 inches tall.Bristol glaze with Cobalt grapes. Great detail with awesome patina. Partial signature initials on bottom with ink.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Phot

Arie Meaders (Georgia, 1897-1989) covered “chicken bowl” comprised of a bowl with figural rooster lid, both having a light tan alkaline glaze with cobalt accents to the rooster body, face and tail

Mint condition. 8 inches tall. Bristol grapes with Cobalt glaze. Unsigned.From the Estate Of Furman & Janette Lewis. Photo and letter from consignor in photo section. Letter states these pieces were o

Arie Meaders (1897-1998)Pair Of Decorated Chicken Pots.Initialed on bottom.Ash glaze with cobalt decoration.Repair to tail and head of larger work.Repaired tail on smaller piece.Overall pair in fair t

Arie Meaders. Small Two-Piece Chicken Bowl. Not signed. Bristol glaze. Provenance: Sticker"handmade for Peter Murphy". Mint condition. Top underfired Bristol. The bottom is a high glazed Bristol. Tota

Arie Meaders. Bean Pot with Cherry Decorations. Not signed. Bristol glaze with painted cherries & leaves. Some minor wear to glaze and small chip on rim and lid. Decoration has lots of glaze crawl oth

Arie Meaders Georgia Folk Art Chicken Bowl. Bristol glaze with cobalt decoration. In excellent condition. Unsigned. Measures 5" tall x 4.75" long

Arie Meaders (1897-1989). Grape Decorated Bean Pot with Lid and 2 Bowls With Lids. 1969. Initialed and dated bean pot (rare to have a date), all others are initialed. Bristol and cobalt glaze. Glaze c

(Macon County, North Carolina, 1897-Hall County, Georgia, 1989), stoneware plate or tray, grape decoration, unsigned, 12-3/4 in. large open firing crack filled with plaster (as made) with smaller asso

Arie Meaders. Small Grape Decorated Bean Pot. Initialed. Mint condition. 6"h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $45

One small chip on rim. (see photos).Measures 3 inches tall x 8 inches across.With authentication letter signed by David Meaders

Arie Meaders. Dogwood Decorated Small Vase with Two Handles. Bristol Glaze. Initialed in script, 'AM'. Mint condition. 6" h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $45

Measures 15.75 inches tall.Two jugs married together to make a large vase. Unsigned.One small chip around center rim.

Arie Meaders Georgia Folkart Pottery Vase. Bristol glaze with applied floral design. Unsigned. In excellent condition. Measures 14" tall

covered dish, 5 1/4", unsigned, famous Georgia potter.........In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward, the Meade

covered dish, 5 3/4", unsigned, famous Georgia potter...In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward, the Meaders of

covered dish, 5 1/2", unsigned, small chip on beak, famous Georgia potter............In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradi