Five Niloak Pottery Vases Multicolored clay Benton,

AN EAGLE POTTERY COMPANY "NILOAK MISSIONWARE" POTTERY VASE, BENTON, ARKANSAS, CIRCA 1909-1946, of spherical form with multi colored clay bodies joined together in distinctive marbleized matt finish, m

AN EAGLE POTTERY COMPANY "NILOAK MISSIONWARE" POTTERY VASE, BENTON, ARKANSAS, CIRCA 1909-1946, of spherical form with multi colored clay bodies joined together in distinctive marbleized matt finish, m

AMERICAN ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising one marked Niloak Mission Ware baluster-form vase of multi-colored clay, and one green dish marked for University of North Dakota "MADE AT / N.D.

Niloak group of Mission Swirl vases in blue, red and cream clay, five Benton, Arkansas unglazed stoneware four with impressed factory marks, one with partial retail label, the smallest example unmarke

Niloak Pottery vase 

Niloak PotteryvaseBenton, Arkansasglazed ceramicsigned2.5"h x 4.25"dia

Niloak PotteryvaseBenton, Arkglazed ceramicimpressed mark8"h x 4"dia

Mint condition.Measures 5.5 inches tall.

A beautiful vase made by Niloak. Niloak is a popular American art pottery that was created in Benton from 1909 until 1946 by the Eagle Pottery Company. Niloak is best known in the pottery world for it

A beautiful vase made by Niloak. Niloak is a popular American art pottery that was created in Benton from 1909 until 1946 by the Eagle Pottery Company. Niloak is best known in the pottery world for it

A beautiful vase made by Niloak. Niloak is a popular American art pottery that was created in Benton from 1909 until 1946 by the Eagle Pottery Company. Niloak is best known in the pottery world for it

To include a butterfly relief Van Briggle vase signed on base; a Rookwood blue- and green-glazed vase with incised marking on base; a School of Mines North Dakota clay blue vase with TP incised over s

Two Niloak pottery (1909 - 1946) vases in the Mission Swirl pattern. Produced by Eagle Pottery Company in Benton Arkansas. Both vases have impressed marks on underside and the smaller vase has as well

Niloak, Swirl Art Pottery Vaseearly 20th century, elongated baluster shape in brown/blue/cream swirl clay with impressed mark to underside. 6.75 in. From the Estate of the Late Randal Duckworth, Charl

American, Arkansas, Early 20th Century, Comprising Two Baluster Form Vases, A Cylinder Vase, A Squat Bowl And A Candlestick, All Stamped Underside, Tallest Height 8.5, Diameter 3.75 Inches, Candlestic

All five pieces of pottery are free of any chips, cracks, or repairs and remain in very good condition,. Tallest white vase measurements included in listing. Multicolored vase measures approx. 6 1/4"

Fives pieces of pottery, including a Jean Ives vase in matt and glazed with flowers and vines (signed and dated 1902 or 1903), an American Art Clay Works/Edgerton Art Clay Works plaque of a sitting wo

Two Niloak (American, 1909-1946) Mission-ware pottery vessels with marbleized clay, to include a shallow bowl and a vase, each marked Niloak on base. Larger 9in tall. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts &

Five Green Glazed Art Pottery Table Articles.Comprising a small bowl, a vase, and a vessel all signed Clay Cellar, a signed small plate, and an unsigned double handled vase. Some wear. The tallest: 9-

DESCRIPTION: Ceramic bud vase composed of five individual bipedal vases combined together in a phalanx formation. Piece is coated in a polychrome glaze with exposed clay throughout. CIRCA: 20th Centur

Niloak group of Mission Swirl vases in predominantly earth tones, five Benton, Arkansas unglazed stoneware impressed factory marks tallest: 4 1/2"dia x 9"h

Niloak Pottery

2 Niloak pottery vases, 6 1/4"h

4”T Signed on the bottom