For Sale is a lovely Vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is "Cornish" and it is extremely popular amongst Weller Pottery Collectors. The  More »

For Sale is a lovely Vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is "Cornish" and it is extremely popular amongst Weller Pottery Collectors. The Shape is a double handled shoulder vase. The Vase stands 6" tall and is 5 1/8" in diameter outside handles measurement. The top opening is 3 1/4". The Vase displays a tapered shoulder shape w mock handles that look like ears. It has a very pleasing matte mottle Blue background glaze. The Vase has embossed leaves with a stem and berries hanging from the concentric ring that surrounds the neck of the vessel on the front side. The leaves have an outstanding Green Brown life like Glaze. The berries are a deep blue and cranberry. The back side is plain and displays this wonderful Blue Mottled Glaze. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. The Vase is signed on the bottom with the incised Script "Weller" cipher. Those of you who collect this Weller pattern will not find a better example of this form or Glaze. The vase shows minimal use. This Vase is as clean inside as it is outside. This vase will work with that Mission Arts and Crafts Style Home. It would look just great sitting on that Stickley Bookcase. This Vase was made Circa 1933.   « Less

For Sale is a lovely Vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is "Cornish" and it is extremely popular amongst Weller Pottery Collectors. The  More »

For Sale is a lovely Vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is "Cornish" and it is extremely popular amongst Weller Pottery Collectors. The Shape is a Vase. The Vase stands 8 1/2" tall and is 4 1/8" in diameter at the bottom. The Vase displays a tall tapered w bulbous bottom shape. It has a very pleasing matte mottle Blue background Glaze. It has embossed leaves with a stem and berries hanging from the concentric ring that surrounds the neck of the vessel on the front side. The leaves have an outstanding Green Brown life like Glaze. The berries are a deep blue and cranberry. The back side is plain and displays this wonderful Blue Mottled Glaze. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. The Vase is signed on the bottom with the incised Script "Weller" cipher along with the letter "i." in black. This was more than likely the Artist or finisher's mark. Those of you who collect this Weller pattern will not find a better example of this form or Glaze. It is extremely clean and it appears that this vase was taken care of through the years. This vase will work with that Mission Arts and Crafts Style Home. It would look just great sitting on that Stickley Bookcase. This Vase was made Circa 1933.   « Less

For Sale is hard to find piece of Art Pottery made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The pattern line is called "Muskota" and it is the Frog Lotus Blossom  More »

For Sale is hard to find piece of Art Pottery made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The pattern line is called "Muskota" and it is the Frog Lotus Blossom Flower Frog Vase. The Flower Frog Stands 4 3/4" tall, and is 4 3/4" wide and 3 1/4" deep. The Flower Frog depicts a Frog emerging from a Lotus or Water Lily Blossom on the surface of a Pond or Lake. The Glaze Combination is Signature Weller at its Best. This Glaze reminds me of the Woodcraft Glaze line as well. The Glaze displays many shades of Browns and Greens throughout. The Frog has a determined look on his face as if he is just waiting for a Dragonfly to come buzzing by as he is patiently waiting for a meal. There are 5 stem holes in the base section below the frog and blossom for flowers or stems. The Flower Frog is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. The eyes and face have great detail and are not distorted like many I have seen. The Cream colored glaze shows its typical crazing. The Flower Frog is signed with the impressed "WELLER" in large block lettering. Those of you who collect Muskota and want an excellent example, do not let this one slip by you. This Flower Frog Vase will look wonderful in any Weller Coppertone or Weller Woodcraft Art Pottery Collection as well. This piece was made in the early part of the Middle Period, Circa 1917-1922.   « Less

For Sale is a very nice vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is called "Oak Leaf" and it is done in their Brown Glaze. The Vase is a nice  More »

For Sale is a very nice vase made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is called "Oak Leaf" and it is done in their Brown Glaze. The Vase is a nice cabinet size as it stands 6 3/8" tall and is 4 1/8" in diameter. The Vase displays a Wonderful Mocha Brown Background with a Mottled Deep Chocolate Glaze along the bottom. The front side depicts a few Oak Leaves with added Sage Green and Deeper Brown Glaze Accents on the leaves and tips. The backside of the vase has 2 embossed or raised Acorns rising up from a Branch that seems to wrap along the bottom and rising up to the top on each side of the Raised Patterns. There are 2 Vertical Twigs as I would call them are the vase. The front Twig wraps around the embossed leaf pattern along the bottom edge and runs along the back bottom of the vase and rises up along the embossed Acorns in the back. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. The Piece is signed on the bottom with the "Weller" Incised Mold Script Signature mark along with a letter "R". This was more than likely the finishers initial. This is a wonderful piece of Art Pottery and I'm sure one will welcome this addition to their collection. This Vase was made, Circa 1935-1948.   « Less

For Sale is a Wonderful piece of Art Pottery Planter made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is the ever so Popular "Woodcraft" pattern and the  More »

For Sale is a Wonderful piece of Art Pottery Planter made by The Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. The Pattern is the ever so Popular "Woodcraft" pattern and the Design is that of a Squirrel sitting on a branch eating a Nut. Some Weller collectors also clarify this as Muskota because of the Animals and Glaze Colors. The Shape is Considered a Planter or footed Bowl. The Planter or Bowl stands 3 3/4" Tall and is 7 5/8" in diameter at its widest point. The Planter Depicts 4 Separate Panels of a Squirrel Sitting on a Branch getting ready to eat an Acorn in a Forest scene. There is wonderful Green Foliage in the background of each Panel as well as deep Brown Branches forming the Outline or Cameo for each Squirrel including the Branch he is sitting on. The Planter has 4 Raised Lobed Feet giving this piece that added height. This pattern is a Nature Lovers delight. The Colors are Good and the Detail just splendid as it displays a very Naturalistic View. The Planter is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no Cracks, or Chips. There is a very tiny Glaze Fleck along the lower bottom branch between 2 feet on the bottom. This is pictured. The piece is unsigned as is the case with most of these Squirrel Planters. They probably had a paper or foil label at one time. Woodcraft is a very Popular Line to collect and this Particular Planter is one of the most desirable to own. There were two sizes to this Bowl. This is the larger Size. Those of you who collect Weller Pottery especially the Woodcraft Line and want an very nice example this is the piece to purchase. It is very clean an it appears that this Bowl sat on a Shelf and was not used as the condition both inside and out is wonderful! Sometimes this pattern is confused with Flemish as Weller Categorized them as such. Woodcraft is from Weller Pottery's middle period, Circa 1920-1933.   « Less

Superb work wonderful blazing colours condition perfect stands 24cm high rare find in UK. free UK Post

Superb work wonderful blazing colours condition perfect stands 24cm high rare find in UK. free UK Post   « Less

The Emboss label indicates : Freeman & McFarlin Potteries California. Excellent Owl in gorgeous earthen color, two big eyes and fabulous Texture detailing. 7" x 8" x 5" x 4"  More »

The Emboss label indicates : Freeman & McFarlin Potteries California. Excellent Owl in gorgeous earthen color, two big eyes and fabulous Texture detailing. 7" x 8" x 5" x 4" with protecting felt dots.   « Less

This is a huge piece of pottery from the Burley & Winter Pottery Comp in Crooksville Oh, this piece has the num 12 stamped on it.

This is a huge piece of pottery from the Burley & Winter Pottery Comp in Crooksville Oh, this piece has the num 12 stamped on it.   « Less

Antique Majolica Pottery : A superb pair of 19th C. Blackamoor Figural Spill / Match Striker Vases A superb pair of 19th century, probably Continental, Majolica pottery  More »

Antique Majolica Pottery : A superb pair of 19th C. Blackamoor Figural Spill / Match Striker Vases A superb pair of 19th century, probably Continental, Majolica pottery Male & Female Blackamoor Figures having Spill / Match stiker container at back - the male holding a bird to his chest and the female looking perplexed - a charming pair Circa: 19th century Impressed numbers underneath : 1090? & BB and 1091 & BB on the other Good Antique Condition with small shallow flake (coloured) on base probably from time of manufacture and a small firing crack again from manufacture both on base of one. 6.75 inches 917.5cm) height approx   « Less

Antique Bisque : A late 19th century pottery Spill Vase figural Figurine of a dapper Gentleman A late 19th century bisque pottery Spill Vase figural Figurine of a dapper  More »

Antique Bisque : A late 19th century pottery Spill Vase figural Figurine of a dapper Gentleman A late 19th century bisque pottery Spill Vase figural Figurine of a dapper Gentleman - probably German Good Antique Condition - slight flake on front of hat and something missing from hand - please see images displays well Circa late 19th / Early 20th century 5 inches (13cm) height approx   « Less