This 7.875″ tall Rookwood Kataro Shirayamadani tiger eye glaze vase decorated with leaves & berries. It has impressed marks RP Logo (1889 date) artist cipher (shape #) 464 R for red clay D for dark standard glaze and a glover collection sticker. The vase sold for $1000.
This 10″ tall vase by Amphora sold for $1021 in May 2011. This sea green vase is decorated in relief with a cascade of butterflies and a series of “maidens” heads.
This 6″ Clarice Cliff Bizarre Globe Vase (shape 370)sold for $1,134 in May 2011.
Newcomb College Pottery Operated from 1895-1930’s and is one of the most sought after pottery collectibles.
This vase has the following marks on the base:
This 6″ tall Newcomb College Vase is signed “AFS” (Anna Francis Simpson), “JM” (Joseph Myers), also “EW ‘89″ and an impressed “B” in circle. It sold for $1300 in May 2011.
This 5.75″ Roseville Futura vase is nicknamed the ‘Green Chalice’ by collectors. This vase has a chalice form with leafy accents at the sides. The accents are in a telescope design. It sold for $1500 in May 2011.
Blue Roseville Futura 8.5″ Balloons Globe Vase sells for $1500 in May 2011.
Amphora vase is signed by Teplitz maker Paul Dachsel. Decorated with gilded lady bugs atop clusters of mother-of pearl. The mark is purple DP Turn Teplitz and Made in Austria. The vase dates to ~1905 and measures 12.75″ tall and 6.875″ at its widest point. Its top rim measures 6″ wide. It sold for $2361 in May 2011.
This 1909 Nippon 7.5″ tall Coralene vase sold for $2431 in May 2011. The cobalt blue is the background for Morning Glory flowers. The base reads US Patent Nmb. 91217 Feb 9 1909.
This 8.5″ tall Japanese wire and wireless work cloisonne vase by Yukio Tamura sold for $3585 in May 2011.
