Grueby Faience Company, Early heraldic vase

Grueby Faience Company American, Late 19th/Early 20th Century Vase glazed earthenware impressed pottery logo and incised initials 'AL' for Annie Lingley to underside H 8 1/4 inches. Property from the

Grueby Faience Company Vase with daffodils and leaves USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 4.5 h × 5 dia in (11 × 13 cm) Obscured impressed manufacturer's mark to underside.

Grueby Faience Company Vase with layered leaves USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 8.25 h × 6.75 dia in (21 × 17 cm) Obscured impressed manufacturer's mark to underside.

Grueby Faience Company vase, #161 Boston, Massachusetts carved green glazed ceramic signed, numbered 9"dia x 13"h

Marie Seaman for Grueby Faience Company Vase with leaves and buds USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 8.125 h x 4.5 dia in (21 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery

Grueby Faience Company Vase USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 7 h × 4 dia in (18 × 10 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside with lotus symbol. This work

Grueby Faience Company(Boston, MA, 1894-1911)Vasecirca 1900-1910glazed earthenwaresigned with circular stamp, artist initials9 x 9 inchesOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrange shi

Grueby Faience Company, vase, Boston, MA, matte glazed ceramic, incised marks, 5"dia x 7.5"h

Grueby Faience Company, vase, Boston, MA, matte glazed ceramic, impressed mark, artist signed GL, Jones Museum label, 7"dia x 6"h

Grueby Faience Company Vase in rare blue glaze USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 7.75 h × 4.75 dia in (20 × 12 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery Boston

Grueby Faience Company Vase with leaves and buds USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 7.25 h x 4.75 dia in (18 x 12 cm) Partially obscured manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Faience Co. Bost

Grueby Faience Company, vase, Boston, MA, matte blue glazed ceramic, impressed mark, 5.5"dia x 3.5"h

Gertrude Priest for Grueby Faience Company Vase USA, 1899-1910glazed earthenware 6.75 h x 4.25 dia in (17 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside '121 Grueby Pottery Bos

Wilhelmina Post for Grueby Faience Company Vase with Discobolus USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 10.5 h x 9.25 dia in (27 x 23 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery Bo

Grueby Faience Company Rare vase with tulips USA, 1899-1910glazed earthenware 8.75 h × 8.5 dia in (22 × 22 cm) The present form is one of only two known examples. Impressed

George P. Kendrick for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase, model 88 USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 12 h x 8.25 dia in (30 x 21 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery Bo

Florence Liley for Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large vase with trefoils USA, 1900-1910glazed earthenware 12.25 h × 8 dia in (31 × 20 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to unders

Grueby Faience Company Fine vase with leaves and buds USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 11.75 h × 5.5 dia in (30 × 14 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Faience

George P. Kendrick for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase, model 88 USA, 1898-1902glazed earthenware 12.5 h x 8.5 dia in (32 x 22 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside 'Grueb

Wilhelmina Post for Grueby Faience Company Rare cabinet vase with daisies USA, 1908glazed earthenware 2.75 h × 3.25 dia in (7 × 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Gr

Grueby Faience Company Large vase with trefoils USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 13.5 h x 9 dia in (34 x 23 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Faience Pottery Boston U.S.A.

Ruth Erickson for Grueby Faience Company Rare vase with leaves and buds USA, 1899-1910glazed earthenware5.75 h × 9.5 dia in (15 × 24 cm) Sold to benefit the Saint Louis Art Museum acq

First quarter 20th century, Boston, MA, impressed circular maker's mark ''Greuby Faience Co. / Boston U.S.A.'', the cylindrical neck over a bulbous body decorated with impressed oval reserves, in an a

Grueby Faience Company Art Pottery vase, Model #84, having a green matte glaze and pinched neck with stylized leaf design, designed by the pottery's first director of design, George Prentiss Kendrick.