Big beautiful blue Art Deco vase was made by Abingdon Pottery, U.S.A. and is so marked on the base with underglaze stamp. Impressed mold number is 116 if read in the same direction as the stamp. Otherwise it is 911. The vase is 9.25" high x 6.5" diameter at rim. 7-3/8" wide at handles. In very good condition. No chips, cracks, repairs, or scratches.

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This 1940's vintage vase is made of blue clay, which was a typical technique used by Abington pottery, tinting the clay body rather than applying a colored glaze. The walls of the vase are scalloped resulting in a 3 lobed rim. Base is 4 lobed. It's just shy of 11" at 10-7/8" high. Approximately 5" wide at rim. Base is impressed with 141-Vase but no maker's name. It is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, flakes, repairs, or stains. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here's a big vintage pottery vase... a classic urn shape with large handles and exaggerated throwing ridges, in the style of Bauer Pottery's Ring. There are no maker's marks. It's 9" high. 6.25" in diameter at the belly. 8" wide at the handles. It's in very good condition... no chips, cracks or repairs. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here are 3 elegant art pottery bud vases. All have classic shapes and beautiful varigated studio style glazes. All were purchased from various estate sales 15 years ago or earlier.

• The tallest with blue & brown speckled glaze was made by Napco and still bears the gold and red paper label. It is 6.75" high. There are 5 short (1/8") white scratches where the top glaze joins the blue. In extremely good condition otherwise.
• Middle vase with pale green, purple/blue irridescent and brown fluid glaze is 4-1/8" high. It is in excellent condition.
• The smallest is 2.5" high. Rose color glaze with overlapping, fluid glaze of yellow, green, blue, and purple netted with warm brown. Remnant of old green felt on foot ring. Blue & white Japan paper label. Excellent condition.

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Here are 3 vintage pottery vases all purchased from various estate sales; all in very good condition.

• Camark Deluxe Artware with original foil paper label, white shiny glaze, flower frog style top is impress marked on base: U.S.A. Camark 995. 2.75" high x 4" wide.
• Silver Springs vase with circular openings for flowers around rim is swirled colored clay with matt finish exterior, shiny glaze on inside. Impress marked: Silver Springs, Fla. 3" high x 3.5" diameter.
• Japanese stoneware classic ginger jar shaped vase is probably reduction fired with warm iron red glaze body, unglazed band, olive green iron glaze rim. Signed on base with Japanese calligraphy signature. 4.5" high x 4" in diameter at widest.

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Here's a classic high shouldered vase with a beautiful intense turquoise crackle glaze. It's 6.5" high and wider than it is deep at 6" x 4". Impressed number 1291 over 0 with black underglaze stain stamp that might read: Made in Belgium but I can't be certain as it's a bit difficult to make out. A tiny cluster of dark slightly rough spots of something stuck in the glaze on one shoulder don't really take away from how pretty it is. The inside needs cleaning. It's in very good condition otherwise. We're offering 3 vintage crackle vases this week that we've collected from various estate sales over the past 30 years.

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Beautiful vintage vase with pale blue crackle glaze has pale brown rings of Albany slip glaze at the mouth and the base too, but not as much. It has run a little and is slightly rough at foot but was never ground by the maker. A little felt would help. 8.5" high. 3.5" diameter at the belly. The mouth interior is 1-3/8" in diameter. A great bud vase for a single flower specimen or half a dozen thin stemmed flowers. It's in very good condition. We're offering 3 vintage crackle vases this week that we've collected from various estate sales over the past 30 years.

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This blue and white Holland bulb planter is filled with an incredible presentation of 12 purple and white glass beaded crocus flowers! It's wonderful! It's unique! There's a crocus growing out of each of the 6 side holes and 6 crocuses in the main planter. Imagine the hours it took someone to make this fantastic arrangement... and you don't have to water it!! Flowers all have little yellow centers too. Approximately 8" high with the arrangement spreading sideways to about 8" wide. Planter is white with baseline landscape painting of windmill and sailboat. Marked on base: Delfts Blue Handpainted Made in Holland. From an estate sale.

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Wonderful vintage Napco juice tumbler was made in 1962 and is so marked on the foot. Composed of saw toothed pineapple leaves, which are enhanced by the majolica-like turquoise/aqua glaze that pools along the ridges making it darker in those spots. A 3 dimensional pineapple is placed on one side like a big jewel. 3-1/2" high. there are 5 tiny flea bites on the high points of the pineapple. 2 are the size of a pin head. The other 3 are smaller... pin point sized. It's still a wonderful cup... just perfect for your morning pineapple juice! In good condition with exceptions noted. From an estate sale.

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Highly detailed Fitz and Floyd basketweave vase is adorned with hand painted apples, cherries, and fruit blossoms branches. Top rim, bottom base and handles look like branches. 10.5" high. 5" diameter at top. 6.25" at the widest. Impress marked with copyright mark, FF, 1990. Paper label on base also has FF initials. Chip on base at underside edge barely shows when sitting on shelf or table. In very good condition otherwise. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Fantastic Early Goebel Orange Dog Perfume Lamp is made of translucent porcelain and has wonderful glass eyes. Both the dog and his eyes have a warm, magical glow when the light is turned on. He has a circle of holes in the top of his head for the heat of the bulb to escape so that he won't crack. There is a small reservoir on the back of his neck where perfume was placed. The heat of the lamp warmed the perfume and gently spread the desired fragrance into the air. Perfume lamps were popular in the 20's and 30's and came in many shapes and sizes... a forerunner of the air freshener, but infinitely more romantic! This little creature measures 4-1/2" high, 4" at the widest point and 5-1/4" from front to back. The marks on one foot are the broad incised crown, ST256 is incised under the crown and the letter B. is handwritten in black underglaze stain. Dep. is incised on the other foot. Germany is stamped in black stain near that, on the edge. All of the marks can be seen in the photos. The light works. The socket is held in place inside with a little metal arm that goes through the body and is fastened on the outside with a little white knob. The cord has an old style, blimp shaped, in-line bakelite switch. There are a few little flakes in the orange glaze on his right hind thigh (these can be seen in the photos - bottom area is the flakes, top area is reflected light in the photo), one at the base near that and a tiny one at his front right elbow. There is a manufacturing flaw, a little rough spot on the top center of his back where something (a bit of brick) fell into the molten glaze during the firing. There are a couple of little pin holes in the glaze that also occurred in the manufacturing process. These don't take away... just want to let you know they are there. He is a little treasure that could be the perfect highlight in a romantic or exotic boudoir!

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This beautiful bud vase was made by Hall China Company and is so marked on base: HALL Made in U.S.A. 631 1/2. The wonderful art pottery style glaze is a fluid satin matt with soft linear variations where it has run down the long neck. 6.25" high. It's in excellent condition. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here is a beautiful Hull Art pottery vase in the Magnolia pattern. It's 8.5" high and 5.25" wide at top of the handles... which are really neat looking. The flowers are different on each side... one rosy pink, the other yellow on the full flower, rosy on the bud. The background color is a pale soft looking yellow turning to pink towards the base. Marked: Hull Art U.S.A. - 2 - 8 1/2 with hand incised number 41. There's a chip on the bottom of the foot (3/8" x 3/16") which cannot be seen when the vase is sitting on table or shelf. It has some dirt inside but there is no other damage... no cracks, no repairs, no stains, etc. It's a beauty! Purchased from an estate sale. Check our other auctions this week for more vintage pottery purchased from the same estate sale.

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Wonderful vintage Art Moderne planter by Hull has been air brushed with 2 different glazes: at the top, chartreuse green and at the bottom, black. The overlapping area in the center is a darker somewhat speckled green. The black at the bottom has a hint of metalic. The 3 connected spheres have openings inside so all 3 balls can share water. Signed on the base. 10.25" long x 3" high x 4" wide. A pin hole at rim of center ball occurred during the firing process. Light stains upper inside from water and soil aren't real noticeable because they're under the curved in rim. In very good condition.

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This huge vase has a fantastic textured art pottery glaze... the white over glaze has pulled away from the black underglaze leaving deep fissures. In between the deep black lines are smaller finer lines. It's really wonderful! Interior is black. Almost 16" high... 15.75". 8" at the widest point. Base reads GERMANY 585140 in raised lettering. An added mark in tiny letters of Western Germany appears to have been screened on later because it looks like a lacquer over the clay. This was probably done for exporting reasons. Possibly the piece was made before Western Germany existed (during WWII or for a short time afterward) and then that had to be added afterwards to meet new regulations. We purchased it from an antique store. There are 2 tiny dings (1/8" and smaller) at the bottom edge. It is in excellent condition otherwise.

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Pair of iridescent yellow lustre vases with black accents are made in Czechoslovakia and are marked on the bases with red circle stamp: Made in Czecho-Slovakia. The hyphenated version of the name usually means they were made between the 2 world wars. One is clearly marked. The other mark is on the edge and only reads: Slovakia. They are 5-5/16" tall and 3-3/4" wide at the handles. They very good condition... no chips, cracks or repairs.

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Wonderful large vintage McCoy pottery pedestal was made to display a big planter or jardiniere. There are clusters of grapes leaves and vines in the central section breaking into a basketweave or trellis pattern towards the bottom indented ridge with iris or lily flowers growing along the bottom ground. 17" high. Base is 11.5" in diameter. Top is 9.75" in diamter with indented interior for the planter measuring 8" in diamater. Fluid brown and green majolica glaze has run down the pot and onto the kiln shelf causing several chips on the bottom edge when it was broken loose. The glaze was ground down and made smooth at the factory. Top is scratched from the planter and has some whitish marks from water. These of course would be covered if you sit another planter or vase on it. A fine network of crackles does not take away from the beauty of the glaze. In very good condition with exceptions noted.

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Great looking modern style art pottery vase is classic globe shape with narrow neck. Black matt glaze has an intricate slip trailed white spiral band that divides and spirals back on itself, visually divided the globe into 3 sections with neat zig-zag patterns. 9-3/8" high. 8" in diameter at the widest point. There's a pin head sized pin hole in the glaze about a half inch from the top spiral and a small spot in the rim that looks like it may have cracked before or during the firing and then filled in with glaze. It occurred during the manufacturing and isn't anything bad or distracting... just wanted to let you know for the sake of accuracy in description. 3 table protecting stick-ons were put on the base by the original owner. Purchased from an estate sale several years ago. It's in very good condition.

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White vase handpainted in black and Southwest desert colors is signed on underside: D. Lee NAVAJO. 3" high. 3" in width at widest point. In very good condition.

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Here's a great old hand thrown jug in a primitive style with applied handle and glaze color typical of vintage Jugtown and Seagrove North Carolina potteries. It's 11.25" high x 9.25" at the belly. The glaze has pooled and looks darker in all the throwing rings which gives it great character as do the bits of kiln junk stuck in the glaze on top of the handle and elsewhere. You can see the potter's tool mark in the side where it was lifted wet off of the wheel. Thick ridge at foot was also for easier movement when the clay was still wet. The foot ring is rough where it was pulled from the kiln shelf. There are a number of spots on rim, belly and handle where the pot has suffered loss of glaze, whether due to being hit, dropped, use, or storage, it's hard to know. One side has a small round opening which appears to have been made after the firing as there is no glaze on the interior edge. It's a wonderful piece to look at despite its hard life... having the same type of beauty as Korean tea bowls... coming primarily from the lack of pretense, humble origins, repetitious production... voice of the common man (just an old potter's point of view : -)

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This vintage blue flower pot planter is decorated with raised flower and ribbon garlands scalloped on a picket fence. Unmarked but looks typical of McCoy style and also their light colored clay body. 2-5/8" high x 9" x 3-3/4". Chip on one foot where thick glaze ran down and it was broken free from the kiln shelf. Occured in the manufacturing and is not visible when sitting on a table. In very good condition.

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Here's a wonderful little art pottery plate with a hand painted primitive motif that looks like a cave painting... deer, elk, and hunters with spears... all silhouette figures in soft charcoal gray/black with electric white outlines on a landscape of earth tones. 5-7/8" diameter. A few short, light scratches in surface appears white in the brown or black areas. In very good condition otherwise. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here's a wonderful monkey trinket tray in that bright Fiesta orange glaze that was so popular in the 1930's. Signed with impressed mark on underside: RAKO 1930. The Rako factory was located in Rakovnik, Bohemia. 5.5" long x 3.75" wide x 2.5" high. The clay is very heavy. The glaze is very thick and runny. You can see where it was factory ground on the base. There is a darkened hairline that runs around the bottom circle enclosed by the monkeys arms and through the center of that circle. It doesn't come through to the underside. It may have been used as an ashtray by previous owners... the heat may have caused the hairline. It would be a great trinket tray on the bureau or catch-all on a desk. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here's a pretty 1940's vintage vase from Redwing Pottery. The cornucopia shape is encircled by a vine and is floating on a stylized, feathered wing-like base. The exterior is pink, the interior is white. There are a group of pale crackles in the white area around the rim, a pale yellowish "water line" about 1.5" down and a gray hairline running down from the rim for about .75" which can be seen on the outside too but it looks lighter outside because it's in a crevice of the horn. It's dirty down inside the base area and needs a proper bath. Base is marked: 1053 Redwing U.S.A. It's 5.5" high x 7-3/8" long x 4.5" wide. It will look beautiful filled with flowers! Check our other auctions this week for more vintage pottery purchased from the same estate sale.

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We've been told by a colletor of art pottery that this Art Deco style vase was made by Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company of Roseville, Ohio. Often their pottery is marked with name or initials (RRPCo) but this one is impressed with number 127/- and USA only. It's a pretty dusty rose pink color with white spatter speckles. Little lug handles blend into the design. 7-7/8" high x 5-1/4" diameter at rim. In excellent condition.

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Hard-to-find early Roseville footed mug is matte creamware, blue banded rim, with "Dutch Scene" transfer... great looking storybook picture of Dutch boy and girl in traditional dress playing in the water... giving her doll a ride in his boat. 5" high. 3 raised tab-like feet sits it up off of the table like a pedestal. Overall light crackle to the glaze. Light hairline runs from rim down to in-between children's heads and is just slightly darker than the crackle pattern. Chip on foot under handle is glazed over which means it occurred during the manufacturing. My old Roseville book says it is Dutch, pre-1916 with no marks. In good condition with exceptions noted.

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This large salt glazed blue and white pottery pitcher was made by potter Phil Schaltenbrand of the Westerwald Pottery in Scenery Hill, Pennsylvania, established in 1975. It is signed on the base. Impressed cobalt blue lettering on both sides reads: William Clay Ford Classic and Jupiter Hills 1997. Since WC Ford (Henry Ford's grandson) was one of the 4 founders of the Jupiter Hills Golf Club in Florida, along with Bob Hope, George Fazio (designer) and William Elliot, I presume this jug has something to do with the great game of golf. The jug itself stands 10.5" high, 12.25" to the top of the handle. It is hand thrown on the potter's wheel, brush decorated, banded with cobalt, and fired to stoneware temperatures of 2300 degrees Farenheit. No lead is used in the glaze and so it is safe for food. It is also microwave and dishwasher safe. A small folder with this and other information is included with the pot. It is in excellent, seemingly unused, condition.

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Vintage stoneware vase has a wonderful black oil spot glaze. It's marked on the base in iron: The Potter's Craft Sigma Tastesetter. 8.5" high x 3.5" diameter at the base. Purchased from an estate sale about 15 years ago. In very good condition.

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Beautiful pair of redware custard (or egg) cups have a mocha look with feathered (combed... but with a feather) slip decorations that appear to be running down the sides in a very controlled way. 3.25" high x 3" diameter at rim. One has a small flake on the rim. In excellent condition otherwise.

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Two matching STANGL candle holders are very pale blue with golden brushstrokes design. Signed on undersides. 2.25" high x 4" diameter. In excellent condition.

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Interesting Stangl art pottery vase is an unusual example of the Antique Gold line. Treated in the usual manner with dry brush application of gold overglaze on pale turquoise/aqua background but the banded application of solid gold lines and overlapping stenciled leaf patterns gives counterpoint and focus. White interior with gold extending for about an inch. 9-5/8" high x 6.25" at the broad part of the shoulder. Signed on base: Stangl Pottery Trenton, N.J. 5023 Patent Pending.

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Great looking 50's modern art pottery candle holders could also be used as bud vases. They are glazed black on white in that popular mid-century speckled, splatter painted look. Marked only Made in U.S.A. They measure 4.5" high x 2.5" square at top. In very good condition, no chips, cracks or repairs.

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Tall flared art pottery vase is made of stoneware clay in studio pottery style. Hand painted brushwork designs in a squiggle and dot pattern. Made in England. Marked on base: Next Interior England. Will look good with 50's modern and Nakashima style natural wood furniture and other handcrafted objects. 10.5" high x 6.75" diameter at rim x 3-7/8" diameter at base. In excellent condition.

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Here is a wonderful pair of 1940's vintage pottery wall pockets featuring a red macaw parrot sitting on the branch of a blossoming cherry tree. Unusual textural surface with raised outlines giving additional depth. Walls of Troy border at top. 6.75" high x 3" wide. Rectangular opening in back for handing. Small area of white color loss on one parrot; tiny spots of gold loss on border area of one. Very good condition with no chips, flakes, cracks or repairs. Purchased from an estate sale.

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