PAUL CHALEFF

Paul Chaleff (b. 1947): Faceted Cauldron Glazed stoneware, 1989. 23 1/2 x 48 in. The artist/Paula Allen Gallery; Sold Stair, September 5, 2014, Lot 103.

Paul Chaleff Pottery Jar Height 12 inches. C Property from a Private New Jersey Collection

Lot 65 Paul Chaleff American (b. 1947) Large Vessel and Covered Jar anagama fired stoneware largest vase incised 'Chaleff 92 153' covered jar incised 'Chaleff 90 153' 17 1/2 x 20 x 20 inches Provenanc

Wood fired jardiniere in an earthen mix of colors and textures. Signed towards the base. Comes with a gallery booklet. Issued: 1984 Dimensions: 12" W x 12" H Manufacturer: Paul Chaleff

A vintage stoneware jardiniere by Paul Chaleff. Signed. 19 x 20 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Paul Chaleff (American, Contemporary). A large ceramic fired bulbous vase. Signed on base and dated 86. Approx. 14in tall x 13in diameter. Provenance: From the estate of Geraldine Shapiro, New York.

Paul Chaleff (American, b. 1947) Studio Art Pottery wheel-thrown vessel, 1982, the lobed body with banded aubergine black and terracotta brown semi-metallic-lustre glazes, the tapered neck leading to

Beautiful pair of stoneware vases in tones of red and brown. Both are signed towards the base. They are 10" and 9" tall and approx. 4.5" wide. Issued: 20th c. Manufacturer: Paul Chaleff

Glazed Japanese style jardiniere on a wooden sand. Blue colored design with black rim and textured surface. Three Asian squared sections and artist signature in the center, dated 1988. Vase by itself

Paul Chaleff (American, b. 1947)Vase, USA, circa 2000Wood-fired and salt-glazed stonewareSigned and dated: "Chaleff 2000(?) W"H: 14 1/4, Dia: 8 1/4 in.PROVENANCE:Acquired directly from the artistPriva

Lot 62 Paul Chaleff American (b. 1947) Medium Vessel and Tall Vessel anagama fired stoneware one incised 'Chaleff 90' heights: 13 to 13 3/4 inches Provenance: The Collection of Arthur & Lillian Weiss,

Paul Chaleff (American, b. 1947), Wood Fired Pottery Jar1983, spherical form with flared neck, attractive iron oxide glazes with stone inclusions, incised signature and date near base rim. 12 1/2 x 1

Glazed jardiniere in black with amber colored accents. Signed towards the base. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 12" W x 12" H Manufacturer: Paul Chaleff

Beautiful stoneware piece featuring red and brown tones. Signed and dated 1984 towards the base. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 13" H Manufacturer: Paul Chaleff

Glazed centerpiece in black with terracotta colored accents. This lot has no reserve. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 14" W x 22" H Manufacturer: Paul Chaleff

Amazing pair of ceramic vases by Paul Chaleff, each signed and dated 1977. Slightly different sizes, but the glaze and designs match. Grey and brown with soft muted pink, and a combination of glossy a

Description - Mid century Paul Chaleff pottery planter signed and dated 1977. Dimensions - 13" x 16" x 13.5"

Paul Chaleff (American, b. 1947) Large Platter, 1978 stoneware signed H 2 3/4 x Diameter 17 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Florence and Norman Ferber, Evanston, Illinois

Paul Chaleff (United States b. 1947), pottery bowl. Signed underside. 14" D., 3 1/2" Ht..

1952 Fender Blackguard Telecaster Guitar. SERIAL NUMBER: 2660. Made in USA. WEIGHT: 7lbs. 1.2 ounces (3k, 210g). This is an original guitar in vintage, naturally reliced condition. Plays wonderfully.

Batman No. 8 (DC, 12/41-1/42) CGC 8 white pages. Bill Finger story, Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson and George Roussos art Fred Ray and Jerry Robinson cover. Joker appearance. 1st appearance of Professor Rad

George Washington three language ship's passport signed. One partially printed sheet 15.5" x 12.5" (sight) Providence RI, July 7th 1794. A passport printed in French, English and Dutch which authorize

1957 Fender Telecaster Relic, John English Masterbuilt. SERIAL NUMBER: R3957. COLOR: Celadon Green Nitrocellulose Finish. WEIGHT: 7lbs (3kg/170g). This beautiful reliced 1957 Telecaster was made by th

John Hancock a framed pamphlet "An oration delivered March 5, 1774, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March, 1770." by the Hon.