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Q1-MLH505
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Villeroy Boch, Mettlach Humidor, #2268
Mettlach is a small village in western Germany that was known for its fine production of steins, humidor, plaques, etc. by the Villeroy and Boch company. This humidor has an interior protective lid as well as a decorative top lid. The humidor is completely surrounded by fanciful scenes. It is marked, Made in Germany, Mettlach, Villeroy & Boch, as well as the mold and style numbers. No chips, cracks, or repairs. It is 7 inches high with a 5 1/2 inch base diameter.
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P2-DHHR47
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Dedham Pottery Hugh Robertson Vase
This experimental glaze vase is executed in the style of the artist Hugh Robertson for the Dedham Pottery factory. It is a high glaze with brownish, gray, green coloration. The long cylindrical neck gives way to a bulbous base. Roughness around the base attributed to removal from the kiln. Marked Dedham and initialed by the artist. It is 8 3/4 inches high and has a mouth diameter of 2 3/4 inches. Dedham Pottery began in 1895 and ended in 1943 near Boston, MA.
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P2-3724
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Carlton Ware Pitcher, Blues on White Ground
Carlton Ware was introduced in 1890 in a variety of pattens and shapes. This 8 inch pitcher is enhanced with blue fanlike flowers on a white ground. The rim and handle are, also, blue and provide a handsome frame for the allover pattern. The mark on the bottom dates the piece between 1925-1970. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
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W2-MP217
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Dancing Nude Muncie Pottery Deco Lamp
The Muncie Pottery Factory was in business between the years, 1922-1939. This lamp is a fine example of their work and features draped nude dancers that may have been inspired by a similar Consolidated Glass Co. pattern that features dancing nymphs. Each panel around the lamp has a dancer in a different pose. The metal base of the lamp combines some of the Arts & Crafts elements with the Deco. Notice the, "M," on extended spokes. Muncie Pottery often used a system of numbers to identify their pieces. This one has a I A on the bottom. It measures approximately 26 1/2 inches tall and is almost 10 inches across at its widest point. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs.
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P2-NMP12
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Wannopee Pottery, Arts + Crafts Candlestick
Wannopee Pottery was located in New Milford, Connecticut. This fine example of their Arts & Crafts work is executed in mottled browns/greens with a high glaze. Both the shaft and handle are twisted, the shaft ending in a square with up turned corners. The piece measures 12 1/2 inches high and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. Some age appropriate crazing. The Wanopee impressed mark appears on the bottom.
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V14-1003VB
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Van Briggle Pottery Original Cup + Saucer
This Van Briggle Pottery cup and saucer is hand thrown and is in the Mulberry color. Dating from the 1930's, this is an unusual piece. It carries the Anna Van Briggle mark as well as being impressed, "Van Briggle, Colo. Sprgs, Original." No chips, cracks, or repairs. The saucer is 4 1/2 inches in diameter and the cup is 2 3/4 inches high.
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Q1-PRTS9
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Paul Revere Pottery Tile, Tall Ship, Rare
Made by the Paul Revere Pottery, this tile features a three masted ship. The tile measures 4 1/2 inches in diameter and carries the, "P.R.P," mark on the back. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs - just three stilt marks on the back. A great and unusual find.
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Q1-WAP079
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Rare Walrath Pottery Art Nouveau Paperweight
Frederick Walrath was a potter between the years 1903-1918. He worked in New York and, also, for Newcomb for a time. This signed piece is a rare example of his work. The sleeping nude is a typical subject during the Art Nouveau period. The bottom is impressed, "Walrath." It measures 4 1/2 inches long and 2 5/8 inches wide. One minute flake on the bottom of the base. (visible in photo) Otherwise, no chips, cracks, or repairs.
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P2-CPDN08
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Cowan Pottery Draped Nude Flower Frog
This graceful draped nude flower frog was made by Cowan Pottery. The flow of the piece from base to figure is magnificent. It stands 9 3/4 inches high and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. Beautiful creamy white color. It has the Cowan Pottery mark on the bottom.
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V8-07397
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Early VanBriggle Pottery Vase, Mountain Craig
Dating from the 1930s, this VanBriggle Pottery vase is in the Mountain Craig pattern. The brown color is, almost, terracotta and complements the soft green leaves that encircle the base of the piece. The vase measures 13 inches high. It has the AA mark on the bottom as well as VanBriggle, Colo. Sprgs. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
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P2-DC0207
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Cowan Pottery Blue Lustre Deco Bowl/Vase
This Cowan Pottery bowl is shape No. 573B and is done in the blue lustre glaze. It is signed Cowan on the bottom, mark No. 11. It measures 9 3/4 inches wide at the top and is 4 3/4 inches high. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
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P2-IBP07
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P. Ibsen Danish Pottery Vase
Peter Ibsen established his pottery in Copenhagen in 1843. He trained at The Royal Copenhagen where he became a master thrower with a great sense of design and color. He worked primarily with terracotta. This is a fine example of his work. Warm earth tones with nice gradation of colors set the background for the raised mushrooms. The piece is signed and numbered, 417. It measures 3 inches high. Mr. Ibsen's work was short lived as he died at a young age in 1860. His work was carried on by his widow and son.
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Q1-SST26
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American Redware Decorated Large Stein
Handsomely decorated with mustard and rich reddish/brown swirls, this decorated stein is made of redware. It is, possibly, an early piece produced by Shenandoah Pottery, however, we are not certain of its origin. We do know it is early and a good piece. The applied handle is turned up on the end. No potter's mark. It has no chips, cracks, or repairs. It stands 7 5/8 inches high and the mouth is 4 3/4 inches in diameter. A nice quality piece of redware.
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B7-6458
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Santa Clara Pottery Bowl, Signed Sophi Cata
This is another example of Santa Clara blackware pottery. This bowl was hand carved and polished by Sophi Cata, daughter of Francis Salazar and Grand daughter of Flora Naranjo. The bowl measures 3 1/2 inches high and has a 3 inch diameter at the mouth. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Signed on the bottom.
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P2-COW
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Rare, Art Deco Cowan Pottery Flower Frog
Cowan Pottery produced lady flower figures in a high-gloss white glaze that resembled undecorated porcelain. This flower frog features one of the ladies dancing with a scarf on a wavelike base. The design of the piece is consistent with a flowing pattern. The frog was set in a larger bowl of water and flowers inserted in the holes as highly decorative table pieces. This piece bears the Cowan Pottery stamp, measures 7 inches tall and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. A very desirable piece.
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