Fulper Urn

Fulper Urn. Marked M Fulper. Excellent condition. 6" wide.

FULPER URN, 10"

Fulper Pottery Urn USA, c. 1910Chinese Blue Flambe-glazed stoneware 13 h x 11.5 dia in (33 x 29 cm) Literature: The Fulper Book, Hibel et al., ppg. 65, 103

A Fulper Pottery Co. cucumber matte #490 two handled urn. Flemington, NJ. Circa 1916-1922. Incised vertical Fulper on base. 12" x 11 1/2".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

FULPER Tall urn, Mirror Black and Copperdust flambe glaze, Flemington, NJ, 1910s-20s Spurious mark 15" x 7 1/2" Provenance: The James and Diane Cook Collection

An unmarked Fulper Pottery urn vase with rose to purple glaze. *notes- Underside has a small chip , glaze on side, glaze pop on interior rim and a few smaller ones on body.

FULPER Two urns, Cat's-Eye and ivory to Blue Matte flambé glazes, Flemington, NJ, 1910s-20s Both marked 11 1/4" x 7", 9" x 9" Provenance: Collection of Robert A. Ellison, New York

FULPER Two urns, Mirror Blue and turquoise flambe glazes, Flemington, NJ, 1910s-20s Both marked 12" x 9" Provenance: The James and Diane Cook Collection

A Fulper pottery vase. Urn-form with molded oval prunts about the shoulder, a metallic black glaze overall with painted blue, green, and orange accents. Signed "Fulper" incised vertically. Circa 1920.

A Fulper pottery mottled periwinkle glazed urn vase with paper Fulper tag on bottom. 7in tall x 4-1/2in wide. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recommenda

1st - 3rd items: Group of three (3) Fulper Art pottery vases including one (1) urn form twin handled vase having green and pink glaze and Fulper paper label to the base, c. 1917-1927. Additionally, tw

Three Fulper Art Pottery Vases, all marked, incl. a 1909-1917 two handled vase, a 1917-1927 melon-form vase, and a 1929-1934 urn, tallest 7 1/8 in., dia. 6 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Eric Bloomquis

Fulper Pottery Collection of three vases USA, 1917-23glazed earthenware 11 h × 8 dia in (28 × 20 cm) urn examples: 7.25 h × 9 w × 8.5 d in (18 × 23 × 22 cm)

The group of various forms displaying a variety of glaze techniques includes:. 1. A sizeable urn with angular handles and crystalline glaze with factory opening for use as a lamp, unsigned. 2. A shape

An estate lot of three (3) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery blue flambe vases. Includes: one (1) blue with green glaze urn form vase with handles, incised with mark; one (1) blue and

An estate lot of four (4) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery purple flambe vases. Includes: one (1) cylindrical vase; one (1) bottle vase; one (1) classic urn shape vase, with drip des

Fulper Pottery Vases (2) items including a baluster form in green to purple glaze; and an urn having cream, blue and purple glaze; both marked on underside Property from: a Chicago, Illinois estate He

An estate lot of (2) two Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery flambe vases. Includes: one (1) mirror black glaze urn vase; one (1) round body vase with light green and light purple cryst

An estate lot of three (3) Fulper American Arts and Crafts studio art pottery flambe vases. Includes: one (1) classic urn vase with mirrored brown glaze finish; one (1) vase with tiger eye glaze finis

A Fulper Pottery low bowl with blue crystalline glaze, 1920/1930s, printed oval factory mark, 2.5"h x 13.5"dia, together with a Panama Pottery urn form vase, unmarked, 12"h [2]

Large, Blue two-handled urn 40-17. 10" tall.

1920-1960, Muncie Urn, Shearwater Cup, Frankoma Vase, Bowl Marked Wabath, Niolak Ash Tray, Unmarked Pitcher, Possibly Fulper, Tallest Height 6 Inches. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

A Rare Find! This is a nice ornate relic shrine with the 1st class relic of St. Anne, Mother of The Blessed Virgin Mary. The relic shrine is made in brass, polished and lacquered. It measures 7 1/2" h

This is a nice large Gothic reliquary containing the relic of 'St. Peter the Apostle' as shown. (earth crucifi - Holy Earth/Soil from the burial tomb). "Saint Peter also known as Simon Peter, Simeon,