Arts & Crafts Period Majolica Pottery Jar & Stand

Circa 1900, England. Nicely formed piece having an Oriental style with nice glaze. Good condition overall no cracks or repairs. H29" W15 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Charleston, South Carolina g

Early 20th century. Jar adorned with chicken decoration surrounding the body. Good overall condition. H9 3/8" W11" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey Sr. of Lancaster Count

Circa 1920, Seagrove, North Carolina, by Waymon Cole or Jack Kiser. Excellently formed example having incised decoration and loop handles at each side with a rich yellow glaze. The jar has several are

Majolica 19th century Turkish swordsman figural pottery tobacco jar. The Arab swordsman figure stands in a tropical outcropping with cactus and palm. Good condition. Bears impressed marks on underside

English 19th or early 20th century majolica dog face snuffer tobacco jar.The pottery jar depicts a seated dog-faced man dressed in blue and red period garments apparently dipping snuff from the small

Early 20th century, Roseville, Ohio. Green glaze Egyptian sand vase. Monumental size having handsome well-cast form of Egyptian goddess at each side. Good condition no restoration detected. H16"

Early 20th century. Each having a very elegant form and glaze. The vase has deer among fauna with blue glazed interior and the tile featuring a striking crane. The tile has a very shallow nick to the

Circa 1900. The lot includes various shapes and styles along with a larger Gruby example. All are in good, well kept condition. Largest tile: H6 1/4" W6 1/4"

Early 20th century. A mix of various makers and forms, several marked and others unmarked. Overall good condition throughout. Six pieces total. H12"

Early 20th century. Green glazed vase having a modeled body and open handles with transitioning runny green glaze. Good condition, showing good wear to foot. H11"

Early 20th century. The piece having a handsomely formed body with pulled and sculpted handle. The glazed transitions down the body. The vessel is marked at the bottom with NC and a signature. Good ov

Taos Pottery dated 1934 by F.A. Williams. Very nicely glazed example having excellent elegant form. Very good condition throughout. W7 1/4" W4" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, SC family.

(3) Pieces of Arts & Crafts Period Pottery by William J. Walley (late 19th-early 20th c., Sterling, MA), including: Vase, impressed '_JW' and 'OO' on base, 7" high, 5 1/4" diam.; Two-piece hair receiv

Collection of (3) Pieces of Arts & Crafts Period Pottery, including: Weller Fru Russet vase, raised leaf and blue berry decoration on a green matte craquelure glaze background, circa 1910, impressed '

Collection of (3) Arts & Crafts Period Pottery Vases by Fulper, including: Green glazed two-handled vase, 1922-28, with vertical inked Fulper stamp ('racetrack' mark), 7 1/2" high, 6" diam., good cond

Early 20th century. The group includes three vessels, one is an open work bud vase signed Hampshire, the other two vessels are unsigned. Good condition throughout. H7 1/2" Sold from the collection of

Shapes 532, 645 and 563, each with an attractive variegated glaze. Two with "racetrack" mark as pictured, shape 532 is unmarked. Dimensions: From 5" to 6 1/2" in diameter, the heights range from 7" to

Circa 1915 Cylindrical Ceramic Umbrella Stand, with matte green glaze, relief molded decoration and bands surrounding body at top and base, unglazed foot, unmarked, 20 1/8" high, 10" diam. Paint splot

Circa 1930,Sanford, North Carolina, marked North State Pottery. Excellent runny chrome red to orange glaze. Very good, well cared for condition with no restoration detected. Glaze is in good shape wit

Early 20th century. Having a very nice glaze and excellent decoration of cranes surrounding the body. Marked with R at underside in cobalt. Shallow nick to the foot otherwise in good condition. H10 1/

Antique Circa 1910 Arts & Crafts period umbrella/cane stand. In very good condition without chips or cracks. It measures 21” tall with a diameter of 10.25”. Very heavy porcelain with a bea

Circa 1900. Having a cherry and brass frame with handsome mounts and trim. Nice old surface throughout. W17 3/4" D12" H37" Sold from the collection of a prominent East Battery home Charleston, South C

Ribbed body with running top border and blue glaze. Unmarked. Measures 20" height X 10" diameter.

In mottled green glaze with 9 panels at top with different Egyptian Craftsmen with cartouches below with Hyrogliphics, marked with "72" on base. 8 3/4" diameter x 20 1/2" high.