Mid-Century Rookwood Pottery Lotus Bowl with Base

A pair of Rookwood Pottery lotus form bowls. Cincinnati, Ohio. Mid 20th century. #6132. Green (1954) and light pink (1947) glaze. Stamped on base. 3 1/2" x 7 1/4".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. Willi

4 PICES OF MID CENTURY MODERN ROYAL HAEGER POTTERY . BOWL HAS BASE CHIP. 4" TO 13" TALL

Jane Marshall Mid-Century Modern Art Pottery Bowl, Signed on base. Size: 3.5 h , 16 w

FRANKOMA Mid-Century POTTERY COVERED CASSEROLE BOWL. Signed on base. Size: 4.5 h , 10.5 w

Matched for size and color set of Mid-Century Lotus bowls in orange and white marked on base Catherine Home, Norway. Classic Authentic MCM: design and colors were attributed to Grete Prytz Kittelsen,

American (Cincinnati, OH), 20th century. Marked 7117/LIII underside. Rectangular Rookwood Pottery planter with a pedestal base. Overall good condition. Measures 11.5" L x 3.0" H x 4.0" W. Opened i

A midcentury duo of Rookwood Pottery in natural tones. Includes a 1951 textured flower vase with a rusty orange high gloss glaze and a milky white over glaze (mold #6890) and a 1943 fanned bowl in cap

Handmade blue and green ceramic dish with glossy finish. Signed "B. Greenman '97" at base.

A matching pair of 1940s-1950s Rookwood green porcelain lamps with hand painted wheat decoration. They stand on gold tone claw footed bases. 20" tall each. *notes- cord missing on one. Untested.

Mid Century Rookwood Pottery small planter. Rookwood flame logo maker’s mark, year 'XXVIII" and model ‘6072’ are impressed in base. Measures 2.25" tall by 4.25" diameter at the top

- PAUL BOGATAY (OHIO: B. 1905) MID-CENTURY CERAMIC/POTTERY BOWL HAND-PAINTED WITH A DOVE AND OLIVE BRANCH TO INTERIOR; SYMBOLIZING PEACE- SIGNED "BOGATAY, 1942" TO BASE- MEASURES: 10" DIAMETER X 4" TA

Japanese mid century studio pottery bowl. Blue & green color with three crimps on the rim. Incised mark on the base. Measures 2-5/8" tall x 10" in diameter.

Bi-color high glaze, green & yellow with molded lotus flowers around base, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1949, shape number 6967, designed by John D. Wareham, 12" diameter x 4 1/2" high. Conditio

Mid-Century California Art Pottery Bowl by Beatrice Wood, with iridescent green volcanic glaze and cobalt blue center, signed on base 'Beato' and 'ALI', 1 3/4" high, 6 3/4" diam. Good condition, no ch

Mid-Century Modern Ceramic Bowl, Handpainted Flowers. This wide black and white painted handmade pottery dish is raised by a small base stand at bottom. Marked but illegible on bottom. Dimensions are

A Livia Gorka pottery bowl. Signed on base "LG/Hungary." Circa mid 20th century. 3 1/2" x 9 1/4".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. A Rookwood pottery earthenware Bud vase with the lotus pattern 2090, marked on base, plus Rookwood pottery bunny figuring, having a high glaze and flame mark

Set of 3 Mid-Century Modern Nesting Cathrineholm "Lotus" Enamel Bowls. Painted green inside and out, with a white leaf pattern around the exterior, these metal bowls have flat bases and fit into each

Mid Century Modern Shier style Art Pottery large bowl. Yellow green ground with black stylized figures. Signed on side base with insignia. 11-1/2" diameter. 6" high.

(1) Stylized flower/ lotus bud form vase bowl with thick green toned glaze. Maker stamp to raised foot. Excellent condition. 5.5" H x 7.5" dia. (2) 1950's mod shape vase/ bowl with sgraffito and inden

Matte finish green ceramic tray. Parmentier marked on base. Artist: Jim and Shirl Dimensions: 15" L x 9.5" W x 2.75" H Manufacturer: Parmentier Pottery Country of Origin: United states

Small bowl marked LIV, larger one with a stylized DP Dimensions: H 9" x Diameter 10.5" Condition: good, old chip to bottom of smaller bowl, a hairline through the base of the larger one

DESCRIPTION: Japanese bronze ikebana bowl attached to a mixed metal base. Bowl features lotus motif incorporated into an undulating rim. CIRCA: Mid - Late 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 7.7

Native American, Southeastern United States, likely Cherokee, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A lovely hand-built pottery bowl incised with linear symbolic glyphs. The dish rests on a flat base with