OHIO POTTERY DOG. Attributed to Atwater, Summit Cou

ROCKINGHAM GLAZED YELLOW WARE CAT AND DOG, C 1860, TWO H 10 3/4" W 8 3/4" Attributed to Isaac Knowles, East Liverpool Ohio Pottery. Rockingham glazed cats of this quality are rare. From estate of Marj

Pair of Ohio Pottery Jardinieresattributed Zanesville Pottery, 1930s-40s, decorated in relief with meandering grapes and vines against a powder blue field, unmarked. Each 17 x 14 in. Additional high-

Pair of American pottery dogs. 1880's 10 1/2” tall Nice pair of American pottery dogs from Ohio or Indiana. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of t

Summit pottery works Middleburg Ohio, Robinson Clay Products co. Oct 3rd 82. The H is most likely for Henry. measures 11 x 7 1/2 inches

19th Century Redware Pottery Hand Molded Figure of a Dog Attributed to John Bell, Waynesboro, PA, Circa 1840-1880. On oval slab base with stamped border and incised sprigs. 4"h. x 5"l. Condition: Brok

19th Century Redware Pottery Hand Molded Figure of a Seated Dog. Attributed to John Bell, Waynesboro, PA, Circa 1840-1880, seated on an oval slab base with stamped border. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Very goo

Possibly Ohio, late 19th-early 20th century. English-style seated spaniel with a blue-black glaze and painted highlights on the eyes and mouth. 8.5" high. This lot is eligible for pick-up or in-house

A rare and desirable sewer tile dog attributed to George Bagnall of Newcomerstown, Ohio. Measures 10 inches tall x 6 inches wide. A rare and charming form.

Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Monte Alban, Zapotec, ca. 100 to 600 CE. A very rare ceramic dog created in Monte Alban, the center of Zapotec culture located on the summit and shoulders of a steep hill in the

Rookwood Pottery porcelain dog paperweight in white, shape number 2777 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1926 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks designed by William P. McDonald (1864-1931) 3 5/8"w x 2 1/4"d

Probably Ohio, mid 19th century. Seated spaniel with white bristol type glaze. Incised comb base. Edge chips. 10.5"h. 8.25"l.

Arts & Crafts Pottery Tile, Attributed to the Wheatley Pottery Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tube-lined with a bear in black and white. H: 6 in., W: 6.125 in., D: .75 in.

An antique mated pair of Chinese Foo dogs. Depicting male and female guardian lion figures with baby clinging to mother. Beige kaolin clay formation. Attributed to Chinese Republic period. Dogs highly

Four handmade dogs all attributed to Ellen Poitras, two Terriers and two Maltese, tallest 1.75", also wood and rattan dog bed, also included a hand painted pottery Charles Claudon sleeping cat 1"L

Rookwood Pottery porcelain Scottie dog bookend in Nubian Black glaze, shape number 6449 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1958 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks designed by Arthur Conant (1889-1966) 5 1/4"w

Ohio Origin, Height 4.5" x 7.5. Condition: Excellent.

Antique American Redware Pottery Child's Washboard. Attributed to the Western Reserve Pottery Co., Warren, Ohio. Early 20th century. Mottled manganese and lead glazed insert, poplar frame with origina

Folk art painted pine dog form bench, attributed to Stephen Huneck (Vermont/New Hampshire/Ohio, 1948-2010), unsigned; 29"H 36"W 11.5"D 17.5" seat height

First half 20th century. Mottled green glaze, lids with reclining dogs impressed marks under lid and on bottom.

Attributed to Weller Pottery Co. earthenware garden fountain in the form of a putto sitting on a water urn Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1915 matte glazed ceramic unmarked 8"dia x 16"h Provenance: The Estat

22" Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company vase (Roseville Ohio), #283, with dog head handles

Weller Pottery Co. jardiniere Zanesville, Ohio matte glazed ceramic impressed mark together with two American Arts & Crafts vases, attributed to Zanesville, Ohio 10"dia x 7 1/4"h

Weller Pottery Co. earthenware seated wire fox terrier / dog figure Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1925 matte glazed ceramic unmarked 9 1/2"w x 11 1/8"d x 11 5/8"h Provenance: The Estate of Joseph Bailey, Sr

Attributed to Maria Longworth Nichols Storer (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery tall earthenware Limoges style vase divided into three panels by diagonal bands Cincinnati, Ohio, 1883 high glazed ceramic