Thomas Gotham Green Crystalline Vase c1927

Fantastic Thomas Gotham green crystalline vase. Unsigned, except typical cryptic markings. Perfect condition. 8.25"h. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging s

Circa 1920-1930, fantastic Thomas Gotham green vase, unsigned with typical cryptic markings, good condition, 8.25" height

Thomas Gotham bulbous green crystalline vase. Unsigned. Factory drilled for a lamp base. From the Estate of Kirby Brown, author of California Faience. 7.5"h x 9"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction

American, California, Early 20th Century, Cipher And 2 Marked Underside Height 10.5, Diameter 7 Inches. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

California Porcelain Matte Green Candlesticks c1927-1929. This green micro-crystalline glaze shows the direct influence of Charles Binns on his student Chauncey Thomas. Thomas co-founded The Tile Shop

Fulper Pottery Ovoid Green Crystalline Vase c1910s. Signed. Glazed over base chip (in the making), otherwise perfect condition. 9"h x 5.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPI

Large Fulper Pottery Pale Green Crystalline Two-Handled Vase c1910s. Signed. A couple of small grinding chips, otherwise perfect condition. 12"h x 11"w x 9"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and a

27" h x 10" diameter.

Thomas Gotham Porcelain Vase c1920s. Unsigned. Perfect condition. From the Estate of Kirby Brown, author of the California Faience Book. 8.5"h x 4.25"d. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shi

Dover. Pair of Beautiful Blue and Green Crystalline Glaze Vases. 1997. Signed and dated. Mint condition. Tallest is 10" h. Est. $500-800. Ship: $75

Nice Arts & Crafts production vase with molded peacock feather design, cast in 1913 and covered with a green mat glaze with great crystallization. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date and shape 1884.

Fulper 6 inch vase covered with a great green crystalline mat glaze. Marked with the Fulper racetrack ink stamp. There is a bit of grinding roughness at the base.

Fulper Pottery Co. Copperdust over Flemington Green Crystalline two-handled vase, shape number 572A and Edam vase in Tan/Blue Flambé, shape number 61 Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 (#61); 1916

SIGNED FULPER POTTERY VASE, GREEN CRYSTALLINE. GOOD CONDITION. NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS. 11" H.

Possibly Thomas Gotham. Squat shaped vase with small flared rim. Blue, white, and transparent glaze over unfinished clay body. Artist initials signed to base. Dated 1994. Dimensions: 4.25" H

Pair Tall Vases green Crystalline 9 3/4" tall

Two Fulper Vases Crystalline Glaze. Flaring blue molded chevron decoration vase and flaring vase with Flemington green fading to Rose. Blue vase is 10 inches wide at the top and 6 inches tall. The Ros

Iridescent glass, "Green Bronze", with concave sides and handles, late 19th century, unsigned. 9"h x 7.5"w x 6.5"d

Fulper twin handled vase, shape 642, covered in a dark green crystalline glaze with blue highlights. Marked on the bottom with the Fulper racetrack ink stamp. There is a glaze rub at the waist. Height

Fulper Pottery Co. Green Crystalline over Purple Flambé vase, shape number 567, Blue Flambé squat vase and Chinese Blue Flambé scarab flower frog, shape number 448 Flemington, New Jerse

Group of Decorated Glassware, ten pieces including: ruby lidded jar; Bill Fenton floral vase; Thomas Fenton hand painted green vase, hand painted by "A. Furley" and numbered "1284" and dated 1996; Fen

A Mougin stoneware vase. French. Early 20th century. Dark green gray crystalline glaze ovoid vase. Marked on base. 11" x 5 1/4".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. William Regelson, Ouroboros at Antique V

The lot includes an Italian Majolica wet drug jar, a blue and green crystalline case, a Nippon vase with a Nautical theme (cracked), a white Daniel Hechter vase, a stone egg decoration, a small Mexica

A Fulper Pottery two handled vase. Blue and green crystalline drip glaze. Flemington, NJ. Circa 1916-1922. Raised vertical Fulper mark. 9" x 9".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.