Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: Art Pottery and Stoneware

Rare little pottery bell figure of a lady with a wonderful blue over tan glaze. Measures 4 3/4" tall and still has original clapper. Marked on the bottom GOTEK Colonia Tovar Venezuela. No chips or damages. An amazing little colletible. I would like to offer a little background of Gotek Pottery. Golfried Zielke & Thielka migrated from Germany to Venezuela in the mid 20th Century about 1950. They began a ceramics design studio in Colony of Tovor...

Unique, and totally 50's~ Eames era California Pottery vase. Shallow top but center goes deep into the pedestal. Interesting, beautiful blue and grey psycadilly drip glaze. There is a slight sheen glaze with contrats with the glossy part of the glaze. Measures 4" tall and has a top diameter of 6 1/2".Cool futuristic three leg tripod base. Perfect condition with no chips or cracks. The maker is on the bottom but filled with glaze I can make out F Calif but the words preceding these are a blurr...

Lovely pottery vase looks just like Niolak or Desert Sands pottery. Vase has a nice shape and is almost 9" tall. There is no mark or sticker. Very heavy clay, beautiful swirls and glaze. Pristine condition. Regardless of maker, this is a quality piece of pottery. I tried to capture all aspects of detail in the photos. If more photos are needed, feel free to ask.

Pair of Boys Town Pottery ashtrays. One is 4 1/2" and the other is 3 1/2". Has a brown mirror drip style. Largest is marked BT. The other is marked Boys Town. Boys Town was a place for wayward boys started operation by Father Flannigan. In 1948 they started making pottery. Perfect condition, and a real piece of history!

A beautiful greenish blue glaze on this piece of Blue Mountain Pottery from Canada. Pitcher measures 4 1/4" tall. Marked with three trees mark, and CANADA.No stains,chips cracks or damages of any kind. Blue Mountain stopped production in 2004.

Beautiful Art Noveau vase of pastel greens and what appears to be orchids. Measures 13" tall with no chips or cracks. Made of thin pottery. This is such an awesome piece. This one has the early mark EPS Stoke on Trent and the number 2515. This vase will probably date from 1896 to around 1916. The Empire Porcelain Company was established in about 1896 at the Empire Works on Stoke Road. A wide range of pottery and porcelain was subsequently produced...

Unusual frog cookie jar made of native clay from Alaska. The brown & white varigated swirls remind you of some of our great southwestern pottery here in the US. The cookie jar is glazed. Measures 8 1/2" tall and is in perfect condition. Stamped on the bottom with a name (which I can't make out), and Mud Shack, Wasilla, Alaska. What a great collectible, for the cookie jar collector or for the frog lover.