Three Smokeless Raku Sculptures: Jerry Caplan

Caplan, Jerry L. (American, Western Pa. 1922-2004), Title: Rock Carving Series #5, circa 1985, Medium: raku fired wall relief , Dimensions: 17 x 15 x 3 inches, Signature: incised Caplan on the reverse

Caplan, Jerry (American/Pittsburgh, 1923-2004), Sculptor in Studio, c.1980, raku fired ceramic wall piece, incised signature and artist's original label on reverse, 12.25 inch diameter, wired for hang

Caplan, Jerry (American/Pittsburgh, 1923-2004), Pregnant Woman, undated (c.1970s), unsigned, white stoneware, 20.5 x 10 x 10 inches.

Caplan, Jerry (American Western Pa. 1923-2004), Abraham and Sarah, two extruded freestanding ceramic sculptures, approximately 58 inches tall

Caplan, Jerry (Pgh/American, 20th Century) two animal sculptures, ceramic, one being a dog and the other an aardvark, longest 12 inches. The aardvark being signed.

Caplan, Jerry (American Western Pa. 1923-2004), Victory of Samothrace, circa 1990, carved and sculpted stoneware extruded clay pipe, 58 inches tall x 21 inches x 9 inches, not including base , and bas

Caplan, Jerry (American/Western PA, 1922-2004), Two Women on a Bench, ceramic, 3.25 x 6.75 x 2.5 inches, includes two piece presentation box. Provenance: from the estate of the artist.

Three Michael Milk Raku Glazed Egg Sculptures. Comprising three beige and gray raku crackle glazed eggs, each with opening cracks with reptile embryos erupting through the cracks. 'Milk' to undersides

Stephen Braun (American, Contemporary) Standing Figure. Painted and glazed raku pottery three-piece sculpture, unsigned 23" x 7" x 3 1/4"

Caplan, Jerry (American/Pittsburgh, 1923-2004), Cricket in a Cage, undated, ceramic figure, wire cage and bent aluminum, cage 6.25 inches tall, cricket 3.5 inches wide. Provenance: collection of a Pit

CURTIS JERÉ (FREILER, Curtis (American, 1910-2013) and FELS, Jerry (American, 1917-2007)). Sculpture of Three Mountaineers Ascending a Rock Face. [Ca. 20th century]. Quartz and metalwork sculptur

Caplan, Jerry L (American, Western PA., 1922-), "Fish Trophy" 1974 Wall Relief, Glazed Ceramic Raku Pottery, a black, white, & beige finished fish engraved with wave pattern, inscribed Caplan 74 on re

Caplan, Jerry L. (American, Western PA., 1922-), Fish Trophy, wall relief, 1976 glazed ceramic raku pottery, tan, black, & white finished fish engraved with scale pattern, inscribed Caplan 76 on rever

American Contemporary Chrome Star Sculptures. Three identical sculptues, chrome finish stars. Plaques to underside reads 'Designed by Jerry Ganz'. {Approximate dimensions: 9 1/4 high x 10 1/2 inches l

Melanie Bourget (French, b.1973). Three Contemporary studio art pottery female form sculptures. Each hand sculpted and glazed, portraying a female bust with unique facial expression. Raku fired finish

Description: A group of three Alan & Rosemary Benett studio art pottery raku fired wall hanging sculptures, including a turtle and a male and female frog. Type: Sculpture Materials: Pottery Markings

Three (3) Jerry Coker (Arkansas, b. 1938) outsider art mixed metal and wood sculptures depicting human subjects, including one (1) titled "Oliver Stubbs," en verso. All signed on the base "J. W. Coker

Three 20th C. Folk Art Sculptures includes pottery Face Jug signed "Cleater and Billie Meaders 1990" ; an unsigned raku glaze Crow figure along with a signed "Briere 1998" Humpty Dumpty Egg figure on

Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels for C. Jere, large wall sculpture, USA, 1960s, wrought iron, chrome, brass, one piece signed, three separate sections, largest piece: 82"w x 3.5"d x 37"h

the first sculpture signed and dated 1970 (HOA 26.25 in.); the second sculpture signed and dated 1972 (26.5 in.); the third a small bronze maquette, signed and dated 12-14-74 on a copper plaque affixe

Louise Nevelson (American, 1899-1988) 'Symphony Three' Resin Sculpture 1974, Pace Editions, etch signed and dated on metal plaque on reverse, #107/125, a monochromatic abstract assemblage of different

MICHAEL TRACY (American/Texas b. 1943) A THREE PIECE SCULPTURE, "Altar Service for Mass in Time of Lent," CIRCA 1981, acrylic and mixed media on wood, the crosses signed on base and one dated "1981,"

Alexander Corazzo (AMERICAN/FRENCH, 1908–1971) Abstract oil on canvas. Title "Three Related Sculptures" original label. See Photos. Measures 30 inches high x 40 inches wide + 1/2 inch frame.

Pair of Meissen allegorical figures of the 'Arts', late 19th C, the first modeled as three cupid artists at an easel; the second modeled as three cupid sculptures surrounding a pedestal with bust of a