Beautiful Weller vase with the wild rose style pattern in a matte finish. This vase measures 6.75 inches high and has 2 unique type protruding handles. It is impressed with the Weller script logo and the letter K which identifies the decorator as L. Knaus. Also under the glaze is a written X. Dating Weller is very difficult and I can only estimate this piece as prior to 1950. The vase is in excellent plus condition. Shipping weight is 3 pounds.

In the Holly Berry pattern is this small McCoy vase in yellow. The pattern is the same on both sides. It is marked on the bottom with the McCoy style mark that dates the vase in the 1940's. It measures 5 3/4 inches high and 3 1/2 inches across. Condition is excellent but has some age crazing. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $6.00 plus insurance if requested.

Only in business for a short time, from 1941 to 1957 was this company Gonder Ceramic Arts of Zanesville, Ohio home of other famous potteries. They were known for their high quality double glaze technique and duplication of old Chinese museum pieces as this vase clearly shows. It is impressed on the bottom J-69 Gonder U.S.A. It is pink inside with this beautiful turquoise body with greenish brown shading. It measures 9 3/4 inches high by 8 1/4 inches across. Condition is excellent...

In the Wildflower pattern is this cornucopia shaped vase by Hull Pottery. The piece is in their famous matte finish and Hull Art name that was produced between 1917 and early 1950's. The bottom is marked with raised embossed lettering reading "Hull Art U.S.A. W-7-7 1/2. The pattern is the same on both sides. It measures 9 1/2 inches across by 6 3/8 inches high and is 3 inches deep. Condition is excellent...

In the Wildflower design is this centerpiece by Hull Pottery. The piece is in their famous matte finish and Hull Art name that was produced between 1917 and early 1950's. The pattern is different and has only one flower on the reverse side. The bottom is marked with the raised embossed letters that read "Hull Art U.S.A. W-21-12. It measures 12 1/4 inches across by 6 1/2 inches deep and is 5 inches high. Condition is excellent...

Here is a small cream and gold trim vase by Hull. It has a different flower design on the other side. It is in their Hull Art era that was produced between 1917 and the early 1950's. The piece has a gloss finish and is 5 1/2 inches high by 4 1/2 inches across. Marked on the bottom "U.S.A.Hull Art H-2-5 1/2". It is in mint condition. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $6.00 plus insurance if requested.

One of 3 Stangl birds I am listing. This one is number 3276 Bluebird in regular bird color. Stangl started to produce these birds in the 1940's. It measures approx. 5 1/2 inches high by 4 1/2 inches across. It is in excellent condition free from any damage or defects. Marked on the bottom "Stangl Pottery Birds". And embossed in the mold number 3276. It also has initials PD hand written in the mold. See my other 2 birds. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A...

One of 3 Stangl birds I am listing. This one is number 3402 Oriole in regular bird color. Stangl started to produce these birds in the 1940's. It measures approx. 3 1/2 inches high by 5 inches across. It is in excellent condition free from any damage or defects. Marked on the bottom "Stangl Pottery Birds". And embossed in the mold is number 3402. It also has initials but I am unable to make them out. See my other 2 birds. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A...

One of 3 Stangl birds I am listing. This one is number 3598 Kentucky Warbler in regular bird color...

In the Autumn Foliage design pattern is this 1 pint pitcher number 15 that I am offering. This pattern consists of the 2 clusters of 4 brown leaves. Marked on the bottom "Watt 15 Made in U.S.A." it is free from any damage but there is a section (see my photo) on the backside near the handle where an area the size of a dime was missing the glaze when the piece was fired. Other than that glaze defect the piece is in excellent condition. It measures 5 1/2 inches high and slightly over 3 inches at t...

A rare find with the chrome bakelite handled base is this covered casserole that was produced by Paden City Pottery. They were in business from 1914 to 1963 in Paden City and factory near Sisterville West Virginia. Although most of the markings on the bottom are worn there was enough for me to identify this piece as their "Bakserv" line. It was known for having decals that looked like they were painted on. The casserole with the cover measures 8 1/2 inches across by 4 inches high and except for ...

Not very often do I find old yellow ware bowls this large without any damage to speak of. First of all it measures 10 3/4 inches across and is 5 3/4 inches high. I am showing an area of the coloring band that has been smeared. This was done by someone prior to being put in the kiln and is right in the mold. There are a couple of very small chips on the underside of the rim (see my photos). Other than that this piece is in excellent condition considering what I believe to be pre 1920 and over 80 ...