Art Pottery gourd Suzanne Rinaud

Art Pottery gourd Suzanne Rinaud   « Less

Denbac Pottery Vase # 22 Art Nouveau

Denbac Pottery Vase # 22 Art Nouveau   « Less

French art pottery pitcher with roosters in relief. Denbac, circa 1935-1940''s. Beautiful micro-crystilline glaze, satin on the body with gloss deeper blue drip glaze.  More »

French art pottery pitcher with roosters in relief. Denbac, circa 1935-1940''s. Beautiful micro-crystilline glaze, satin on the body with gloss deeper blue drip glaze. Metallic reflections in the body glaze, this allows the light to play on the surface and makes subtle changes in the aspect of the color as the pitcher is moved. Excellent condition, no damage. Tiny flake inclusions in the dark blue drip glaze. Four lovely stylized roosters are ''marching'' around the design band. Signed on the bottom. Dimensions: 6 inches high x 7 7/8 inches wide, handle to spout, 5 inches diameter. Location: France Status: For Sale Reference#: 3083F Condition: excellent Year: 1930''s Country: France Maker: Denert & Balichon Height: 6 in. (15.24 cm) Depth: 5 in. (12.70 cm) Width: 7.86 in. (19.96 cm) Title: Denbac Pitcher with Roosters Style: art nouveau Materials: gres Type: art nouveau   « Less

A GREEN GLAZED ENGLISH POTTERY VASE, SIGNED ''PICKFULL'' Status: For Sale Reference#: GG_6_07_14  More »

A GREEN GLAZED ENGLISH POTTERY VASE, SIGNED ''PICKFULL'' Status: For Sale Reference#: GG_6_07_14 Condition: EXCELLENT Year: 1920''S Country: ENGLAND Height: 17.5 in. (44.45 cm) Depth: 11 in. (27.94 cm) Width: 11 in. (27.94 cm) Materials: POTTERY   « Less

A Pair of English Pottery Pebbled (encrusted) Bough Pots, Wood Family, Circa 1780-1800 The bough pots with fixed pierced top with a blue band around the upper rim and  More »

A Pair of English Pottery Pebbled (encrusted) Bough Pots, Wood Family, Circa 1780-1800 The bough pots with fixed pierced top with a blue band around the upper rim and the front panel with a pebbled or encrusted finish. ;The finish was created by applying small chips of crushed clay. Dimensions: 7 3/4 inches x 3 3/4 inches deep x 4 inches high Reference: Mocha and Related dipped wares, 1770-1939, Jonathan Rickard, ;page 119, #figure 184 for a single bough pot with very similar shape and decoration. ;It is marked with the impressed letters BW possibly for Birch & Whitehead of Shelton (circa 1796) or Breeze & Wilson of Hanley, Circa 1800-1817.   « Less

A Set of Six Wedgwood Pottery Plates, Circa 1870.

A Set of Six Wedgwood Pottery Plates, Circa 1870.   « Less

An English Pottery Canary Yellow Jardiniere, Circa 1810. The circular jardiniere has a yellow ground and has a moulded body with upright wavy lines transected by bands  More »

An English Pottery Canary Yellow Jardiniere, Circa 1810. The circular jardiniere has a yellow ground and has a moulded body with upright wavy lines transected by bands of straight lines.   « Less

A Fine Wedgwood Pearlware Hunting Jug, Circa 1810. This ovoid jug has a cylindrical neck, a projecting lip and a ribbed ear-shaped loop handle. Bat printed on each side  More »

A Fine Wedgwood Pearlware Hunting Jug, Circa 1810. This ovoid jug has a cylindrical neck, a projecting lip and a ribbed ear-shaped loop handle. Bat printed on each side in puce is a hunting scene. ;A thin gilt band encircles the bottom as well as lining the shoulder, the top rim, spout, lip and handle. ;A gilt rosette decorates the projecting lip as well as the back of the handle in a larger version. ;Under the lip are the scrolling gilt initials "TW" framed by a circular gilt garland, minor rubbing to gilt on spout. Dimensions: 6 1/2 in high (16.5 cm) Jugs of this nature were manufactured between 1810-1820. ;The bat printing subject of a hunting scene was one of the more popular early 19th-century subjects. ;The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery in Stoke-on-Trent has a similar puce-colored jug with a matching beaker, cat. Q12/13. Marks: Impressed "WEDGWOOD" and four squares forming a square.   « Less

An English Pottery Model of a House in Winter, Circa 1850.

An English Pottery Model of a House in Winter, Circa 1850.   « Less

AN ENGLISH POTTERY WHIELDON-TYPE TORTOISE-SHELL TEAPOT. CIRCA 1770. ; ; ; ; ;The teapot has a creamware body with tortoise-shell glaze in brown. The handle is made in  More »

AN ENGLISH POTTERY WHIELDON-TYPE TORTOISE-SHELL TEAPOT. CIRCA 1770. ; ; ; ; ;The teapot has a creamware body with tortoise-shell glaze in brown. The handle is made in the form of crabstock, while the finial on the cover is in the shape of a bird. The entire body and spout are covered with applied vine decoration. ;The teapot stands on three feet. A small hairline in glaze under handle & chip to tip of spout. Height: 4 1/2" (11 /2 cm)   « Less