Large pair of teal Chinese glaze Seagrove pottery urns, attributed to Waymon H. Cole (Montgomery County, NC 1905 – 1987). 21 1/4" H. Second quarter of 20th Century. Second quarter of 20th Century. Note: for a similar example, see "North Carolina Pottery" edited by Barbara Stone Perry and published by the University of North Carolina […]

Rookwood mug decorated by Sallie Coyne. Matte glaze with carved and painted blackberry decoration. Impressed with the Rookwood symbol, the date, shape 1071 and a V for Vellum body. Incised with the artist monogram. 5 3/4" H x 4 7/8" W. Circa 1905 Condition: Excellent condition with no crazing and some minor glaze bubbles.

Rookwood vellum vase decorated by Elisabeth Lincoln, 1908, with lotus blossom and lily pad decoration. The base with Rookwood logo and the artist initials. 7 1/4" H x 3 7/8" W. Condition: Overall very good condition with crazing to glaze

1921 Rookwood trivet tile with an indigo rook bird against a white oriental lattice and blue background. The reverse stamped with the Rookwood mark, dated 1921, and 1794. 5 5/8" H x 5 5/8" W. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor chip to trivet foot.

George Ohr (Biloxi, Mississippi 1857- 1919) small thin walled vase with flared rim, bulbous base and mottled green and brown glazes. Incised Biloxi on the base. 4 1/4" H x 3 5/8" W. Condition: Overall excellent condition with firing separations to underside of base.

Rookwood Art Pottery scenic vase, with trees and distant mountains. Signature on base for Edward George Diers (1871-1947), working at Rookwood from 1896-1931. Numbered 1044 and dated 1918. 9" H. Condition: Very good condition with overall general crazing.

A Newcomb College Art Pottery High Glaze Mug, decorated in an abstract Art Nouveau style, underside marked with initials S.B.L. (Sara Bloom Levy) and the Newcomb College cipher, Joseph Meyer's potter's mark, "Q" for buff clay body, and reg. no. AA or DD 40. Height 4", width tapering to 3-1/2" at base. American (New Orleans), […]

A Newcomb College Art Pottery vase, 1921, low relief-carved daffodil design in blue, green and yellow underglaze, decorator mark on base for Sadie Irvine along with the Newcomb cipher. Date mark "LT13" and registration mark "272". 5 1/4" H. Condition: Overall excellent condition with minor grime.

Art Nouveau Loetz Phanomen genre vase, flared neck with an iridescent pulled design extending over a bulbous, tapering body. Signed "Loetz Austria" on base. 3"H x 3-1/4" diameter. Circa 1900. Condition: Excellent condition.

Signed Galle cameo Art Nouveau vase, red relief carved tropical floral decoration on a deep amber ground. "Galle" signature in relief on side of body. 14" H. Condition: Overall excellent condition with a couple of scuff lines on midsection.