Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

Vintage pottery center bowl or console bowl planter. Pretty soft pink matte glaze. Marked USA CALIF 936. Measures 8 1/2" long and is 3 1/2" deep. wonderful condition, No staining, chips or cracks. Has 4 tiny ball feet under the planter.

Vintage McCoy USA 131 Early Farm Med. Blue & Pink Striped Cream pottery Canister Jar & Lid. No chips or cracks, clean inside and out. Lid included. Bottom stamped USA. Measures 6-3/4" diameter at the widest point, by 9" high with lid. I have another size listed from this set.

Vintage McCoy USA 135 Early Farm Small. Blue & Pink Striped Cream pottery Canister Jar & Lid. Nice condition but there is a small hairline crack on the upper part of the canister (you can see in the picture), clean inside and out. Lid included and is perfect. Bottom stamped USA 135. Measures 5" diameter at the widest point, by 7 1/2" high with lid. I have another size listed from this set.

Vintage McCoy USA 135 Early Farm Small. Blue & Pink Striped Cream pottery Canister Jar & Lid. No chips or cracks, clean inside and out. Lid included. Bottom stamped USA 135. Measures 5" diameter at the widest point, by 7 1/2" high with lid. I have another size listed from this set.

Interesting, 50's style angular dish. Dark salmon pink coloring with sponged relief of white and gold. (photo makes pink appear light) On the bottom you can see the bare red clay it was made from. Inscribed into the bottom it says 462 Van Nuys Calif. (C) 1958 U.S.A. Smooth glaze on the inside. Measures approx. 5" x 7 1/4" but is three sided. It is 3" deep. It has three small feet which are a part of the bowl. Perfect condition!

Nice Vernon Kilns Organdie Coffee Pot, Carafe or Pitcher with original lid. This piece measures approximately 8 1/8” tall with the lid on, 7 ½” wide at its widest point, and the bottom measures 2 ¾” in diameter, it has a bakelite handle and it holds 5 cups of liquid. Overall, this piece is in excellent condition. Pretty yellow and brown hand painted plaid design (Organdie). Made by VernonWare a California Pottery. All decoration underglaze. Metlox, Poppytrail, Vernonware.

Awesome old oriental vase is orange with faint gold decoration of bamboo trees overhanging a shoreline with sun setting over the water. Hard to tell by the pictures. This is an old vase but I'm not so knowledgeable about oriental antiques, and this has no stamp. Measures 7 1/2" tall. No chips or damages.

Vintage 1940's lady planter vase. Not marked Florence but is the Patsy mold with the exception of the back of the vase is rounded instead of square. The eyes are decorated like Florence, but this piece is not marked. She has beautiful airbrushed coloring all under glaze. Perfect condition with no damages. Measures 5 1/2" tall.

This is a really cool fish made by a California pottery in the 50's era. Possibly Catalina, Haldeman, or maybe even Metlox. I found colors that match all the above. No mark on the back, but they all used paper labels at one time. Pretty turquoise green with a foamy brown edging. Measures 14 1/8" x 19 3/4" and 2" deep. The clay under the glaze is a white color. The bottom of the dish is completely glazed also. Wonderful condition...

This great drip glaze pottery vase has a statuesque antelope or gazelle with a leafy background. Purple drip glaze over lavender with some burgundy color. Measures 8" tall ansd is in excellent condition with no damages. Signed Williams underglaze.

Awersome redware pitcher made in Austria. Hand crafted and hand painted with braided applied hange and a decoration of a dancing man and woman. Pitcher measures 5 1/4" tall and has no chips or damages. Engraved number E12 and stamped Austria Redware.

Adorable vintage nursery planter in the shape of a baby buggy or carriage. All hand painted under glaze. Mostly pinks so would be cute for a girl. Measures 5 3/4" tall and is about 6" long Perfect condition. On each side there are two holes so you can tie a ribbon of your color choice. These are great keepsake gifts, and the new mom can use them for storing brushes, and baby toiletries. Unmarked. Perfect condition, with no chips or cracks.

One of the nicest Goldammer ceramic nursery planters I've seen. Measures almost 5" tall and has the original sticker, Goldammer Ceramics San Francisco.Hand painted details. Actually is a darker pink than photo shows. Probably 1950's era. Predominatley pink, this girl baby is a planter or flower pot. A timeless treasure that would again make a wonderful gift for the new parents of a baby girl. Pristine condition.

This tumbler is made of pottery withgreen glaze in Bauer's Ringware pattern. It measures approximately 4 1/2 inches tall and about 3 3/8 inches across the top. Any spots in the photos are just camera flash glare. The tumbler does not appear to be marked. This tumbler is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, etc. There is no scratching or surface wear.

This vintage tumbler is made of pottery with yellow glaze in Bauer's Ringware pattern. It measures approximately 4 1/2 inches tall and about 3 3/8 inches across the top. Any spots in the photos are just camera flash glare. The tumbler does not appear to be marked. This tumbler is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, etc. There is no scratching or surface wear.

Nice vintage Bauer teapot in a nice yellow color with speckles. Teapot marked Bauer, and is in perfect condition with no chips or damages. 6" tall to the top of the lid.

Gorgeous tan with speckles and flecks all through this Bauer casserole dish with original metal stand.This 1 quart casserole dish measures approximately 7 1/2" across the rim, 3" deep, and with the lid on it is 4 1/2" to the top of the finial. Serving holder 10 " from handle to handle by 7". Bauer pottery is a California-made ware. J.A. Bauer bought Paducah Pottery in Paducah, Kentucky, in 1885. He moved the pottery to Los Angeles, California, in 1909...

Wonderful blue glaze on this 5 3/4" stork like figure that was originally intended to fit into the center of the low floral bowls. Very nice condition with no damages. Mcoy and other popular pottery companies made these figures but not sure of the maker on this one.