Fiesta Wells Art Glaze HLC yellow teapot

This large lot (approximately 130 pieces) includes brown, pink , green and yellow dinnerware. The brown pieces include 6 dinner plates, 9 salad plates, 12 bread plates, 7 fruit bowls, 9 bowls, 16 (6 3

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Well potted cups covered with green, yellow and aubergine glaze, Kangxi mark, Qing dynasty D: 3 3/8 INCH, 8.5 CM

Well potted dish covered with bright lemon-yellow tone enamel, base left with transparent glaze, Yongzheng mark. 18th century. Diameter: 8 inches Provenance: Important private collection, New Orleans,

Well potted dish covered with bright lemon-yellow tone enamel, base left with transparent glaze, Yongzheng mark. Early 19th century. Diameter: 8 inches

A CHINESE YELLOW GLAZED DRAGON PATTREN PORCELAIN VASE The dragon-patterned pierced ear vase, with a small mouth, a narrow neck, a square bulge, a well-organized, beautiful and generous, beige glaze, s

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Nice vase is a 1986 Fiesta HLC vase. Made in the USA and stands 8" tall x 4" around.

China, early 20th century, porcelain. A late Guangxu - early Republic period teapot having a teal glaze interior and exterior walls of relief; the underside marked with an incised feather. Accompanied

HOMER LAUGHLIN ART WELLS GLAZES BOUILLON CUP & SAU

Vintage Pearl Ware Art Deco Luster Glaze Teapot Made in Czechoslovakia Approximately 6 1/8 x 4 x 4 inches tall.

Melvin L. Owens (Westmoore, NC, 1917-2003) Two Vesselslead glazed earthenware pinch bottle with noggin (7 1/2 in.) and a covered teapot, yellow glaze with sine wave detail (6 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.) both sig

AMERICAN HALL CAR-SHAPED CERAMIC TEAPOT, yellow glaze, elongated with spout emerging from the hood. Marked "HALL / MADE IN USA" and "P8" impressed on the base. Hall China Company, East Liverpool, Ohio

Vintage heavy pottery Art Deco burgundy glaze teapot marked on the bottom "McCormick Tea Baltimore, Md. Made in USA". Such teapots were produced for McCormick Spice Company by Hall China (East Liverpo

Fiesta tea set: yellow medium teapot, cream & sugar

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