Pottery links: Art pottery

CATALINA ISLAND: Gourd salt and pepper shakers in gloss blue. : There is minor crazing on both as is common with this color of blue. One has a 1/16" X 1/16" chip and they are also a matched set(one salt and one pepper)
BOTTOM AND CLAY COLOR
1/16" X 1/16" CHIP
TOP VIEW

CATALINA ISLAND: Gourd salt and pepper shakers in matt white(matched set). One has a chip and the other has a factory flaw.
CLOSEUP
1/8" X 1/8" CHIP ON ONE
FACTORY BLEMISH ON THE OTHER

CATALINA ISLAND CONSOLE BOWL: This is the smaller of the two sizes and has a chip on the rim and one on the foot.
1/4" X 3/8" CHIP
MARK AND SHAPE #
FOOT CHIP
DETAIL OF FEET

NORTH STATE POTTERY: Fan vase with two tiny glaze flakes. It is a deep red and rutile green and looks to be an early attempt at Chinese blue.
1/8" X 1/8" glaze flake
1/16" X 1/16" glaze flake
MARK

ACOMA POTTERY :   This is an older wedding vase, but has some scuffing and minor damage.
MARK
CHIP
ANOTHER CHIP
2 SCUFFS ON THE RIM

WHEELDON WARE :   This was made by F Winkle and Co LTD in Wessex England.
ROUGH SPOT
FACTORY DEFECT
MARK

CAMARK POTTERY : Nice form in the very rare Mulberry drip glaze. It is mint and has the remnants of a paper label on the bottom.
BOTTOM

HULL POTTERY : Dogwood ewer, shape #505 6 1/2. It is actually 8 1/2" tall.
DAMAGE
MARK

COWAN POTTERY :   One of the stacking vases in the orential red, but has a 3/8" by 1/4" chip.
CHIP
LAKEWARE MARK

McCOY POTTERY :   Bi-centenial commerative cookie jar in the bronze glaze.
MARK
BACK OF JAR
CHIPS INSIDE THE LID

McCOY POTTERY :   Strawberry cookie jar without a lid.
MARK

ANTON LANG POTTERY :   For a small piece it is very high quality in the art work and subject matter. I believe it is his interpretation of the Pied Piper. There is wear and design loss to the rim but no chipping, just the black glaze loss.
CLOSEUP
SIGNATURE

FRANKOMA POTTERY : this is a 1960 Christmas card, not every day that you find one of these.
MARK

ROOKWOOD POTTERY :   The chip at the setting ring is the only damage. The mold is very clear even though the glaze is very heavy.
BACK VIEW
BUTTERFLY SIDE CLOSEUP
CARDINAL SIDE CLOSEUP
SETTING RIM CHIP
BOTTOM VIEW

RED WING POTTERY ???????? :   Not sure if it is Red Wing. I could not find the shape# in my Red Wing book but the glaze color is.
MARK
PINHOLE AND RUB SPOT
GLAZE MISS AND PINHOLE

CAMARK POTTERY :   These are both the same form. The one with the sticker is mint and the other one has two chips that are pictured. They will sell as one item.
MARK
ONE CHIP
OTHER CHIP

ROSEVILLE POTTERY :   THIS IS ITEM#2 IN MY WEEKLY AUCTION : Pauleo piece in the green and orange colors without the luster(called unbroken). It is unmarked as most pieces but has the pale red clay and an almost identical form is shown as a lampbase in Huxfords book 2 on page 34 in a black and white picture. It is 9 3/4"T and 4"W
ROUGH SPOT INSIDE THE RIM : It is not a chip.
SETTING EDGE CHIP
BOTTOM
CLOSEUP OF COLOR
CLOSEUP WITH BRIGHT LIGHT : To show the motteling effect asnd the green splotching.

JUGTOWN POTTERY : It has a 1/4" by 1/4" chip on the rim and is marked 1978 and the Jugtown Pottery stamp. It is the dark chocolate brown glaze.
CHIP ON THE RIM
MARK
LID DETAIL

ROSEVILLE POTTERY : THIS IS ITEM#1 IN MY WEEKLY AUCTION : 12" MOSTIQUE VASE : It has one 1/8" by 1/8" flake above the design and one 1"W by 1/2"T rub spot at the setting edge. It is a good piece of Mostique and a large one.
TINY CHIP
RUB SPOT

BRAYTON LAGUNA POTTERY :
TWO INSIDE RIM CHIPS
MARK
FLAW ON THE LID THAT CAUSED THE TWO CHIPS

FRANKOMA POTTERY : What can I say, early clay with the early mark with the oval shaped O.
MARK

HAMPSHIRE POTTERY : It looks like a hairline in the bottom, but it does not go all the way through. It has mark#1 for Hampshire Pottery as sited in Lehner's U.S. Marks book. The scene is hand painted, but is not artist signed.
CLOSEUP OF CITY HALL WORCHESTER MASS.
JST&CO. MARK

EVANS POTTERY : This is the one done by Randal Evans at Hugh Evan's original pottery near Crowley Ridge. It is a penny jug with the motto
" A penny a kiss
a penny a hug save
all our pennies
in a little brown jug "
It is also marked on the back Ozarks in Mo. 1958
and on the bottom 1958 Evans Dexter Mo.
BACK PIC
BOTTOM PIC

ROYAL DAULTON POTTERY : Micawber figurine. He has a chip 1"L at the top of the base and it tapers to 1/4"L at the bottom of the base and is 1/4"T.
CLOSEUP :
CHIP :
MARKS :

ROYAL DAULTON POTTERY : Stiggins figurine. Marked Daulton England, Stiggins with 141 in ink. Diestamp shape#677 and has a hand incised #43.
CLOSEUP :
MARKS :

PAUL REVERE POTTERY : S.E.G. signed and dated also the artist initials and shape#
MARKS :

NILOAK JUG : It has had a hard life but is an older piece of Niloak.
TINY CHIP :
LARGE CHIP :
LARGE BRUISE :

SHAWNEE POTTERY :   Smiley pig salt and pepper shakers. Both are mint and the color is underglaze.

CLEMINSON POTTERY ?????? : UHL POTTERY?????????? : This piece has the common Cleminson colors, but I have never seen the hounddog form before.

CAMARK POTTERY : White cat in the small size, 10"L and 3 1/2"T. It still has the patent pending sticker.
STICKER :

CAMARK POTTERY : Black cat in the small size, 10"L and 3 1/2"T. It still has the patent pending sticker and half of the shape sticker
STICKERS :

BRUSH McCOY POTTERY ????????? : Not sure on this one, several companies made similar lines and similar markings.
MARK :

WELLER POTTERY ???? : I believe this to be Weller pottery from their display at the 1904 Worlds Fair at St.Louis. The colors and the clay color match the item that are shown in the Weller book.
DETAIL :
DATE :
DETAIL OF OTHER SIDE :
CLAY COLOR :

CAMARK POTTERY : A real nice piece of the early work in the dark blue glaze. Has a 1/8" by 1/8" chip at the setting ring.
DIESTAMP MARK :
CHIP :

CHEROKEE POTTERY : Nice small vase in the wine color.
MARK

PETERS AND REED POTTERY : Nice carved bowl in the green glaze on red clay.
BOTTOM

AMACO POTTERY : This is AMACO pottery's copy of Niloak pottery and is very similar to Camark's copy, except the interior is glazed with a clear glaze. This is a very rare line in AMACO.
MARK

BROWN COUNTY POTTERY : This piece is the very early work that was done by Claude Graham, before WWII. It is in good condition except for the crack in the lid. A chocolate pot is very very rare to find.
COLOR CLOSEUP :
LID CRACK :
MARK :
WN OF BROWN CLOSEUP :
MORE MARK :

FLORENCE CERAMICS : This is a really good examlpe of Camille and in what I would call an experimental color in that this color is not listed as a production color for this figurine. She has one small spot of lace damage.
MARKS :
SLIGHT LACE DAMAGE :

PETERS AND REED POTTERY : This is a larger piece of Landsun and has beautiful color. It has a 2" age line that goes over the rim and is 3/4"L inside, and a bruise that shows if inspected closely. there are also two tiny chips on the setting ring. 8 3/4"T and 5"W in a very nice form.
AGE LINE
RIM BRUISE :
INSIDE VIEW OF BRUISE
ONE SETTING RING CHIP
THE OTHER SETTING RING CHIP

ANTON LANG POTTERY : This is a very nice vase in the cobalt blue glaze. It has a tiny rim flake and some light lime deposits.
BETTER COLOR
INSIDE COLOR :
TINY RIM FLAKE
SIGNATURE

STONELAIN POTTERY DUCK : This is the rarest of all the Stonelain items, being a figurine. It is signed by carl Walters as the maker and also has his decorators mark in black. Carl Walters is probably the best artist for Stonlain, his work is displayed in these Museums: Whitney Museum N.Y., Metropolitan Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Minneapolis institute of Arts, Museum of Modern Art N.Y.
A memorial exhibition was held after his death in 1955 at Museum of Art in Ogunquit, Maine.
In 1978 the Everson Museum of Art held an exhibition and published a booklet on his works.
as you can see, an extemely talented artist.
The head was broken off and glued back, but there was no material loss. This is a very rare example of Stonelain Pottery.
DAMAGE
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE DAMAGE :
MARKS

SORCHA BORU BASKET : Two of the flowers are chipped.
MARK

KTK CALIFORNIA BASKET : This is the largest piece of KTK Calif. I have seen, and it is mint.
MARK

ROYAL DAULTON POTTERY : This is the large Flambe glaze fox. It has a large hairline that runs from the upper rear leg under the belly and down the underside of the tail, also one front leg has been broken and glued.
LEG DAMAGE
TAIL DAMAGE :
BODY DAMAGE
UPPER LEG DAMAGE

PETERS AND REED POTTERY : Nice form with a twisted waist in the Drip Line. Has a small chip on the rim
BOTTOM VIEW
CHIP

GARDEN OF THE GODS : This is the earliest Nemadji pottery made.
MARK

ROSEVILLE POTTERY : Individual beanpot with no lid.
MARK

CLEMINSON POTTERY : Yellow Missouri mule.

N.C. POTTERY : C.C. Cole honey pot.
HANDLE FLAKE
RIM FLAKES

ROSALANE POTTERY : Bird of paradise.
MARK AND STICKERS
2 CHIPS ON ONE WING

HAMPSHIRE POTTERY : This is a piece that should probably be in a museum. Lehner's book on marks sites this mark from Barber's marks book(his book was pre 1900). It is in very good condition even with the two lid chips, for a piece over 100 years old. It is 9 1/2"T and 6"W.
BACK DESIGN
1ST CHIP :
2ND CHIP
TO VIEW THE VERY EARLY HAMPSHIRE MARK

CATALINA POTTERY : Very large vegetable tray in the turquios color. Marked Catalina Rancho inmold and inkstamped made in USA. It is 14 1/2"W and 2"T and has minor wear from use.
TO VIEW THE MARK

DEE LEE POTTERY : Pair of figurines, Gibson girl styling.
HER DAMAGE
HIS DAMAGE

SAN ILDEFONSO POTTERY : Signed by Isabel and still has the original paper label from the San Ildefonso Pueblo. This pot has some wear from use and lime deposits and minor scratching. There is no damage that is major. It is 4"T and 3 1/4"W.
SIGNATURE AND LABEL

REDWING POTTERY :     This is the brushed ware the exterior is brown and has very minor flaking to the ridges in places as is common in this line, and the interior is a golden yellow.
INSIDE COLOR :
SHAPE# :

ROSEVILLE POTTERY : THIS IS ITEM#3 IN MY WEEKLY AUCTION : Green Pinecone, shape#841 7". Good mold and color but has some minor pinholes in the glaze on the inside of the rim.
TO VIEW THE MARK :

FLORENCE FIGURINE : Douglas, in the pale brown with green and gold trim. Small chip on the back of his hat.
CLOSEUP :
TO VIEW THE CHIP :

COWAN POTTERY : Very good example of his matt black in a good form with the grape cluster handles. One tiny flaw in the glaze.
TO VIEW BOTH MARKS :
THE TINY PINHOLE :

FLORENCE FIGURINE : Scarlett in the fancy one and is in great condition with only minor gold loss.
CLOSEUP

MARC BELLAIRE POTTERY :    12 1/2" bowl with vivid strawberries and leaves. There is a spot where the edge was hit and it chipped the inside and outside at the point of contact.
SIGNATURE
TO VIEW THE INSIDE PART OF THE CHIP
TO VIEW THE OUTSIDE PART OF THE CHIP

PETERS AND REED POTTERY : This is a three handled vase in the grape and leaf pattern
TO VIEW A PINHEAD GLAZE FLAKE
SHAPE #

VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY : THIS IS ITEM#4 IN MY WEEKLY AUCTION : This is a hard to find Indian maiden holding a large shell in the rose colored glaze. It is fully marked and has two tiny chips on the setting surface (one is barely visable when sitting and the other is not).
VAN BRIGGLE MARK
2 SETTING SURFACE CHIPS
SHAPE AND DECORATOR MARKS

BRAYTON LAGUNA POTTERY : Purple calf in mint condition.
TO VIEW THE ARTIST MARK

CATALINA POTTERY : Pedestaled shell planter in pale blue and white. Original tropico sticker.
TO VIEW THE ORIGINAL LABEL
TO VIEW THE MARK

4 SHEARWATER RAMIKINS:  
MARK

SORCHA BORU PLANTER :
BOW LOOP DAMAGE
BOW POINT DAMAGE
OTHER BOW POINT DAMAGE
MARK
3" HAIRLINE BEHIND THE BOW

BRAYTON LAGUNA PLANTER:
MARK

ROSEVILLE COSMOS EWER: Three small chips.
MARK
CHIP
ANOTHER CHIP
ANOTHER CHIP

WELLER CLOUDBURST VASE: This is an early piece in that the glaze was not quite perfected and did not get the full effect with the line crackeling
TO VIEW A CHIP
TO VIEW ANOTHER CHIP
TO VIEW AN AGE HAIRLINE CRACK

OZARK SKAGG POTTERY : Very unusual 2 1/2"T piece.
TO VIEW A SMALL CHIP :
TO VIEW THE MARK:

SOUTH DAKOTA SOUIX POTTERY : Artist signed piece
TO VIEW THE MARK:

EUREKA SPRINGS POTTERY: THIS IS ITEM#6 IN MY BI-WEEKLY AUCTION :  Charlie Stheim signed
TO VIEW A BIG CHIP:
TO VIEW A SMALL CHIP:
TO VIEW THE MARK:
TO VIEW THE STHEIM MARK:

HORNSEA PLATES :  THIS IS ITEM# 5IN MY BI-WEEKLY AUCTION :   1979 Christmas, in the box (have 2)
TO VIEW THE BOX :

BING AND GRONDLE : THIS IS ITEM#4 IN MY BI-WEEKLY AUCTION :   Owl figurine 
TO VIEW THE MARK :

JHR GERMANY :  THIS IS ITEM#3 IN MY BI-WEEKLY AUCTION :   Owl figurine 
CLOSE UP : 
PACING LION MARK WITH JHR JOINED AND GERMANY BELOW :

PISGAH FORREST POTTERY? :  THIS IS ITEM#2 IN MY BI-WEEKLY AUCTION :   Dog or monkey figurines, in a glaze very similar to Pisgah Forrest Pottery's. 
ANOTHER VIEW : 
DETAIL OF THE CLAY COLOR :

MEISLMAN POTTERY : THIS IS ITEM#1 IN MY BI-WEEKLY AUCTION :   Owl figurine 
TO VIEW THE MARK :

BESWICK POTTERY : Owl figurine
TO VIEW THE MARK :

HUTSCHENREUTHER : Owl figurine 
TO VIEW ONE MARK : 
TO VIEW THE OTHER MARK :

ROOKWOOD POTTERY : Flower Frog. 
TO VIEW THE MARK AND A HAIRLINE :

CAMARK LAMP? : 
BOTTOM VIEW :

PADRE POTTERY PITCHER : Hard to find form in Padre Pottery. 
TO VIEW THE CHIP: 
MARKS :

CATALINA ISLAND? :  I believe these to be Catalina Island, good form and glaze.
BOTTOM VIEW :

WELLER MARBELIZED :   unmarked 

TRABON POTTERY : This has been damaged and repaired. There is a Peacock in the design.
TO VIEW THE BACK OF THE VASE :
TO VIEW THE ARTIST'S MARK :
TO VIEW THE BOTTOM MARKS :

POTTERY CREAMER : This pottery cow creamer was made by Goebel.
TO VIEW THE MARK :

OZARK SKAGG POTTERY : Needs reshellacked

COWAN ART POTTERY : Luster vase.
TO VIEW THE MARK
TO VIEW THE WIDTH :

OZARK SKAGG : Needs reshellacked

S.E.G. POTTERY(PAUL REVERE POTTERY) : Large bowl.  :
TO VIEW THE MARKS :

WELLER POTTERY PINK TEAPOT : Inkstamp mark

VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY : This was a special order piece.
TO VIEW THE MARK :

CATALINA ISLAND POTTERY : Small tumbler.

POTTERY BOWL :  Fulper pottery like glaze.
ANOTHER VIEW :

HOWARD PIERCE POTTERY : Pair of quail (unusual color)

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY :  Blue Magnolia pedestal.
CHIP AT THE TOP
CHIP ON THE STEM (PAINTED BLUE)
2 SMALL CHIPS

SASCHA BRASTOFF POTTERY : Bottle vase.
DETAIL OF VASE
SIGNATURE
ORIGINAL ALASKAN SHOP LABLE :

COWAN ART POTTERY : Lime green candle holders
TO VIEW THE MARK :

CATALINA ISLAND ART POTTERY : Pair of plates.
:

POTTERY EWER : Not sure but a good glaze 
TO VIEW HANDLE DAMAGE :

NILOAK MISSION SWIRL POTTERY : Has a repair(possibly factory)

WELLER ART POTTERY : Louwelsa pottery mini vase.
TO VIEW A CHIP :
TO VIEW THE MARK :

WELLER ART POTTERY : Fan vase. 
TO VIEW A CHIP :

K.T.K. ART POTTERY : Dutch shoe

BRAYTON LAGUNA ART POTTERY : Purple calf,  chip on the ear.
to view the chip.

MONROVIA ART POTTERY : Another California pottery

HALL CHINA :  Jewel Tea custard dish

K.T.K. ART POTTERY : Dutch shoe by a California pottery

REDWING POTTERY : #565 carafe, have two.

K.T.K. ART POTTERY : A California Pottery Dutch shoe.

GREAT SMOKEY MOUNTAINS ART POTTERY :   THIS IS UP FOR BID IN MY THREE DAY AUCTION : Handled wedding vase.
MARK

STEWART McCULLOGH POTTERY : Fish flower frog

ROYAL DAULTON POTTERY : Bunnykins

ROYAL DAULTON POTTERY : Bunnykins

ROYAL DAULTON POTTERY : Bunnykins

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY CARNELIAN 2 :   Fan vase

WEDGWOOD  : This pottery bowl is in the bird and fan pattern and is appx. 130 years old.

POTTERY PITCHER : The glaze on this pottery is discolored from age and heat.

PISGAH FORREST ART POTTERY : Medium pitcher with a very unusual glaze.

CATALINA POTTERY : Low bowl, looks like four lillypads overlaping.

WEIL WARE : Pottery vase in the Ming Tree line

BAUER POTTERY : Cookie jar, no lid.

FULPER ART POTTERY :    Mushroom shaped flower frog,  chipped on the side.

CATALINA POTTERY VASE : This vase has had a hard life in that it has several point chips.

CATALINA ISLAND POTTERY : The neck on this red clay pottery piece was broken cleanly and repaired.

CATALINA POTTERY : Nice short vase in the turqouis and white.

CATALINA POTTERY : Low bowl with shells forming the sides. 

MARY SHORT POTTERY :  Nice reticulated bowl from a very good Kansas artist.

BRAYTON LAGUNA POTTERY : Peruvian couple pottery salt and pepper shakers.

BRUSH POTTERY :  Possibly Weller Pottery

CATALINA POTTERY : Catalina pottery after G.M.B. took over.  Large leaf shaped dish.

NILOAK POTTERY : Squirrel planter

BUFFALO POTTERY CINDERELLA PITCHER : 1906 Buffalo pottery mark, 2 hairlines 

PETERS AND REED ART POTTERY : Wreath pattern, a setting surface repair (TWO CHIPS).
BOTH CHIPS
ONE CHIP
OTHER CHIP

CHOISEY LE ROI POTTERY : A great example of French Majolica pottery, with fox head handles.

YONA POTTERY FIGURINES : Excellent condition with very light crazing.

T.J.WHEATLY ART POTTERY : It is unsigned but definately T.J.Wheatly pottery.

McCOY POTTERY :    White pottery flower pot with attached underplate.

T.J.WHEATLY ART POTTERY : Kenzonta pitcher, a rare piece of pottery that is artist signed and dated 1886.

FULPER ART POTTERY : Nice glaze but one handle has been repaired.

COULD THIS BE 4 COLOR W.J.WALLEY ART POTTERY?:   The way my books describe his work it is possible.

RUDOLPH DITMAR ZNAIM ART POTTERY: 21 1/2T  fully marked this pottery was produced around 1895 to 1905 ( no damage at all).

WANAPEE ART POTTERY: This pottery piece is a factory lamp base with a great glaze.

WELLER ART POTTERY: Louwelsa pottery, signed but has a small chip on the rim.

BRUSH McCOY POTTERY:  This is early Brush McCoy pottery in the Loy-Nel art line.