MARY CHASE PERRY PEWABIC POTTERY EARTHENWARE DOUBLE

Mary Chase Perry Stratton (1867-1961) for Pewabic Pottery scenic tile Detroit, Michigan glazed ceramic signed Perry "Bring the comb and play upon it"; an early example citing the lyrics of "The Marchi

A Late 20th Century Pewabic Pottery Vase. Having a matte blue-green glaze covering the "Potters" motif overall, which depicts a series of artists hard at work, including Mary Chase Perry Stratton as "

Mary Chase Perry Stratton, American, 1867-1961. Watercolor on paper depicting a lighthouse. Signed at the lower right. While best known as the founder of Pewabic Pottery, Stratton was an accomplished

IRA & ELLA PETERS, PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY TILE, H 8.5", W 9":An early Pewabic Pottery tile by Mary Chase Stratton's secretary Ella Peters (1901-1994) and her husband Ira. Depicting a kneeling Native A

IRA PETERS, PEWABIC LUSTER POTTERY ASH RECEIVER, DIA 5.75":An early Pewabic Pottery ash receiver by Ira Peters, husband of Mary Chase Stratton's secretary Ella Peters (1901-1994). Having a luster glaz

Pewabic Pottery hand-thrown earthenware vase with impressive blue-black mottled glaze with some iridescence Detroit, Michigan, circa 1925 high glazed ceramic impressed factory logo partially obscured

Anna Marie Valentien (1862-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Cameo Glaze double-handled vase with floral decoration, shape number 519 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1889 high glazed ceramic impressed marks an

Zoomorphic effigy vessel. Earthenware pottery. Double spout. Dimension: 6.25" x 7" Condition: age appropriate wear (view photographs). Provenance: Albany, New York acquired during the 1950's

Group Pre-Columbian effigy vessels and figure, Likely ancient, (7) pieces, incl. a double spouted earthenware pottery vessel in stylized bird form, with incised decoration, a triple bird form redware

Persian Earthenware Pottery Vase, of double gourd form with everted mouth and delicate applied handles, incised around the form with a foliate scroll pattern in brown and black on the buff colored gro

Pewabic PotteryVaseearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwareimpressed with firm's mark11 in. highProvenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, MassachusettsOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Ga

Mary Nourse (1870-1959) for Rookwood Pottery rare earthenware Black Iris glaze vase with dandelion decoration outlined by incising, shape number 786 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1900 high glazed ceramic impresse

Pewabic Pottery Vase USA, 1915-1930iridescent-glazed earthenware 8.875 h x 6 dia in (23 x 15 cm) Impressed circular manufacturer's mark to underside 'Pewabic Detroit'. Provenanc

Pewabic Pottery Vase USA, c. 1915iridescent-glazed earthenware 3 h x 2.5 dia in (8 x 6 cm) Signed to underside 'Pewabic'. Provenance: Collection of William and Patsy Po

Attributed to Pewabic PotteryFooted Bowlearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwareunmarked5 1/4 x 14 1/4 x 10 1/4 inchesProvenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, MassachusettsOther Notes:

Mary Grace Denzler (1892-1991) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Vellum glaze vase with a prairie landscape depicting many small flowers and hovering butterflies, shape number 924 Cincinnati, Ohio, 191

Mary Grace Denzler (b. 1892) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware vase with violet decoration on shoulder, shape number 1867 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory, artist's marks a

Overbeck Pottery Earthenware American Culture Vase 1920 - 35 Artist: Modeled by Elizabeth Gray Overbeck (1875 – 1936) The Potter Decorator and Designer Mary Frances Overbeck (1878 – 1955

Pewabic Pottery Fine and Large vase USA, 1915-30luster-glazed earthenware 15.75 h x 10.5 dia in (40 x 27 cm) Impressed circular manufacturer's mark to underside 'Pewabic Detroit'.

Pewabic Pottery Large vase USA, c. 1930luster-glazed earthenware 15.75 h x 9.75 dia in (40 x 25 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Pewabic Detroit PP'. Provenance:<

Pewabic art pottery bowl & vase, low bowl in orange, 6.5" in diameter & green vase, 7.75" tall, Chase, Pewabic Detroit

Pewabic Pottery Vase USA, c. 1925iridescent rose, gold, blue and green-glazed earthenware 8.125 h x 5.375 dia in (21 x 14 cm) Impressed manufacturer's circular logo to underside 'Pewabic Detro

Pewabic PotteryLot of Three Vasesearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwareeach impressed with firm's mark7 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches (largest)Provenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, Massachusetts

Pewabic Pottery Collection of three vases USA, c. 1925iridescent-glazed earthenware 7.25 h x 5.5 dia in (18 x 14 cm) 5.5 h x 4 dia in (14 x 10 cm) 4.125 h x 4.5 dia in (10 x 11 cm) Impre