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Devonmoor England Studio Art Pottery Vase
This is a gorgeous studio art pottery vase made by Devenmoor Art Pottery, in Newton Abbot, England. It is 9 1/2" tall, and has a diameter of about 6" at the widest. Fabulous drippy and streaky multiple glazes make the vase. Gloss glazes showing green, blues, and golds. There is one tiny factory glaze impurity (see photo). This company was formed in 1913, closed in 1914, and reopened in 1922. Date unknown on this piece, although stylistically it looks to be from the 1930's. In outstanding condition. (#T-1806)
Key words: British ceramics ceramic clay pot Torquay Devon
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Kraftile (California) Advertising Boat
Kraftile Company was located in Niles, California and was known for their art tiles, as well as other related products. This boat advertises the company, and measures 6 7/8" from bow to stern, and 2" high at the prow! Done in a high glaze brown to terra cotta color, this has a heavy stoneware-type body. The company was in business from 1926 - 1997- the age of this piece is unknown. In mint condition. (#T-1452)
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T1468
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La Mirada Pottery - California
Two pieces of pottery made by La Mirada Potteries of Los Angeles, California, circa 1920-1930. Both are square low sided dishes in chartreuse and brown crackle - the larger one is more "yellow" than the other. Larger dish measures 7 1/4" square, smaller one is 5 1/2". The larger dish is marked, smaller one is unmarked. No chips, cracks or repairs. (#T-1468)
Key words: ceramic vintage arts & crafts movement
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ANSwan
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Swan Coasters by Mosaic
Made by the Mosaic Tile Company, of Zanesville, Ohio, each of these round tiles measures 3" in diameter. Transfer decorated with a swimming swan, there is one in blue, one in black and one in red. These can be used as coasters, paperweights, or just decorative tile accessories. Probably circa 1950-60. All are in nice condition.
Key words: antique vintage tiles pottery ceramics
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T1711
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Zanesville Pottery - Shape #93
Super piece of ZSC - Zanesville Stoneware Company, done in a gloss rose glaze. This is shape #93 - and has wonderful curving flowers as the border design. 6" in diameter at the largest part. This is in mint condition. Circa 1920. (#T-1711)
Key words: ZSC pottery Ohio ceramic
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T1128
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Roger Capron tile clock
Roger Capron is a highly sought after French artist. Born in 1922 in Paris - his mid century ceramics are wonderful. This unusual tile clock measures 6 1/4" high by 3 7/8" wide. The tile body is 3/4" thick. Hand painted with flowers and leaves, checkered pattern on bottom, with an incised and hand painted clock face. Signed R. CAPRON above the VI on the face. Clear majolica glaze on the tile face. Condition - there is a chip on the upper top edge, approximately 1/8" square. Bottom left corner thin clay chip. Two small backside chips.
The miniature quartz clock movement (and hands) are new, and are not "permanently" affixed. This is easily removed and can be re-inserted after shipping. (#T1128)
Key words: tiles antique vintage France pottery ceramic
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T1805
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Leather Covered Pottery Dog Bank
This is a bank for coins, in the shape of a dog - which is made from a clay body and then covered with leather. Measures about 8" long by 6" high and approx. 3" wide. There is a hole in the bottom - for which I have a rubber stopper to hold the coins in. The leather is very well worn, from just oodles of handling! When looking inside the hole on the underside, there 3 apparent cracks in the clay. However, the leather covering is thick enough to keep the piece nicely intact. An amazing and fairly unusual item for dog lovers. Age, maker and country of origin are unknown. (#T-1805)
Key words: ceramic vintage collectible
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T1707
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Zanesville Stoneware Company - #18 rose pinched pot
Neat small matte rose piece of ZSC that measures 2 ½” tall and has a stretched diameter of 4 ½”. Impressed #18, this pot is in excellent condition. (#T-1707)
Key words: ZSC pottery Ohio ceramic
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T1025
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Studio Pottery Panther on Base
This depicts one of the big cats lying down - perhaps a panther. Hand made and signed - incised GHG in a rectangle on the inside. Done in a high glaze that is a pale salmon color. Base measures 5 1/8" long by 1 5/8" wide. The piece is 2 1/4" high. Nice modeled figure with an interesting glaze. In very nice condition. Date and age unknown. (#T-1025)
Key words: pottery ceramic vintage paperweight
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T1708
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Verdantone pot with embossed design - Zanesville
Way cool designs on this footed bowl measuring 6” in diameter. Made by the Zanesville Stoneware Company, circa 1920. The glaze is called Verdantone - which in this case is a gray/green matte drip over a gloss cream. This is shape #10, and the condition is excellent. (#T-1708)
Key words: ZSC pottery Ohio ceramic
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T1166
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Horse Head Nut Dishes - Mosaic Tile Company
Made by the Mosaic Tile Company, of Zanesville, Ohio, each of these 4 small diamond shaped dishes has a horse head of the main design. Probably circa 1950, these measure 5 1/2" long by 3 3/8" wide. There are two in a high glaze pale yellow, and 2 in a semi matte pale blue. Each of the yellow dishes has 1 tiny factory imperfection, and the blue ones have minor edge wear. Three of the 4 dishes have felt applied to the bottom. Every horse fan needs a set of these! (#T-1166)
Key Words: American art pottery ceramics arts & crafts movement
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Alphonse Cytere luster pottery set
This marvelous set is a tankard pitcher and 4 matching mugs. The pieces all have an iridescent luster glaze. Best description is probably a dark cranberry lots of black to grey glaze flowing as well. The glaze is truly superior. There are 4 handled mugs and one large tankard pitcher. The mugs are approximately 4 ¾" tall , with a bottom diameter of 3 ¾". The tankard is just over 10" tall, the bottom diameter is 4 ¾". One of the mugs has three tight firing cracks showing on the bottom. All other pieces are in excellent condition.
There are 2 impressed marks on the bottom of the mugs: Unis France in a lozenge, and then Rambervillers NOSGES GresA Cytere. These pieces were made by the French artist Alphonse Cytere from Rambervillers - 1851-1941. (#T-1008)
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T1704
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ZSC small cups in rose glaze
Cute pair of small cup shaped pots - each measuring 2 ¾” in diameter. They are shape #D-18. The glaze is rose - one is really semi-matte while the other is gloss. Both are in excellent condition. The price is for the pair. (#T-1704)
Key words: ZSC pottery Ohio ceramic
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T1705
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ZSC Large Gloss Rose Pitcher
Great big pitcher with a very attractive semi matte rose glaze. Measures 9" tall - looks to hold about one gallon. The bottom has an incised "133". I believe this is one of Zanesville Stoneware Company’s hand thrown pieces - either #D-12 or #114. One very small (1/8") bottom edge nip on this piece in overall excellent condition. (#T-1705)
Key words: ZSC pottery Ohio ceramic
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213372
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Thermo Industrial Burners - Texas
Very interesting advertising item for Thermo Industrial Burners, and Thermo Firebrick, out of Sulphur Springs, Texas. Measures 6 ½" long x 4" tall. A porcelain clay base with a high glaze light to medium brown. No known information - in excellent condition. (#T-1458)
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