Rare Arie Meaders Rooster Dish

Arie Meaders (Georgia, 1897-1989) covered “chicken bowl” comprised of a bowl with figural rooster lid, both having a light tan alkaline glaze with cobalt accents to the rooster body, face and tail

9 1/2" tall, 11 1/2" long, a few small flakes, unsigned, rare............In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward

Edwin Meaders (b. 1921 - d. 2015) Son of Cheever and Arie Meaders, brother to Lanier, John, Reggie Meaders. A rare red clay rooster by Edwin "Nub" Meaders standing 16" tall. A fantastic piece of folk

Rare Arie Meaders & Lanier Meaders Half Gallon Pitcher, that has Lanier Meaders handle and a very odd pitcher form with experimental glaze done by Arie Meaders his mother, also has the Frank Miller Cl

Rare Edwin Meaders (1921-2015) Cobalt-Green Dripped Rooster. What makes this one special is the decorated tail (combed). This is one of three known examples and was done in collaboration with Edwin an

Reggie Meaders. Rare Two-Headed Rooster. Signed. Mint condition. 13.5" h. Est. $500-800. Ship: $85

rare Edwin Meaders double headed rooster. A great deep cobalt blue glaze. Signed on bottom Edwin Meaders.

Mint condition. 15.25 inches tall.Lanier Meaders churn with single layered grapes and rounded handle. May have had assistance from Cheever / Arie Meaders. A very rare early Lanier Meaders churn. From

important and rare RED CLAY Edwin "Nub" Meaders Rooster. Deep cobalt blue almost black with dark blue runs at bottom. Height 16"

Edwin Meaders. Rare Kiln Accident Snake On Rooster. 1989. Signed and dated. Ash glaze with decorated snake. Kiln crack and damage to snake, otherwise good condition. 16" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $75

RARE red clay rooster by Edwin Nub Meaders. Excellent condition 15"

Arie Meaders (1897-1989). Grape Decorated Bean Pot with Lid and 2 Bowls With Lids. 1969. Initialed and dated bean pot (rare to have a date), all others are initialed. Bristol and cobalt glaze. Glaze c

covered dish, 5 1/4", unsigned, famous Georgia potter.........In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward, the Meade

covered dish, 5 3/4", unsigned, famous Georgia potter...In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradition forward, the Meaders of

covered dish, 5 1/2", unsigned, small chip on beak, famous Georgia potter............In a state rich in folk pottery-making history and populated with a passel of contemporary makers pushing the tradi

Large pottery rooster by Edwin Meaders of White County, Ga. Signed. Top of tail missing, glazed over in firing.Measures 15". Weight 5 pds 10 oz. Edwin is the youngest son of Arie and Cheever Meaders.

A very rare signed Lanier Meaders vase with applied grapes most likely decorated by Arie Meaders. 8"

Collection of ten Tlaquepaque (Jalisco) pieces, to include one lidded rooster dish, three nesting dishes, one fruit bowl, two ceramic wall planters, one pitcher, one casserole, featuring one Arias mar

16" bird only… with stand 18.5". rare kiln base and photo of Edwin holding this exact rooster. Signed on bottom. Kiln base signed as well.

David Meaders. #30 Last Red Rooster I Made. 2007. Signed, dated and titled. Rare red glaze. Mint condition. 15"h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $85

Rare rooster and shooting star shooting gallery target. W. Wurfflein Philadelphia circa 1900. Museum steel base display base. Beautiful surface and condition. The finest example we have seen. Target H

Arie Meaders. Beautiful Bluebird In A Tree Vase. c. 1960s. Not signed or dated. Bristol with painted decorated glaze. Mint condition. 14" h. Est. $4,000-6,000. Ship: $75

Arie Meaders. Pair of Decorated Vases. Not signed but has her name on masking tape with original price $5 dollars. Cobalt and mixed glaze decorations dripped from firing with clear light ash glaze. Mi

A Chinese famille rose rooster dish, a pair of vases and a qianjiang cai hat stand, 19/20th C. H.: 28 cm (the hat stand) Dia.: 34,5 cm (the dish)