Products tagged with 'American Art Pottery'

Pair of Hull Pottery cornucopia vases in the Wildflower pattern, model 19-8 1/2, with pink glaze and molded floral decoration.

Vintage 1950 Pisgah Forest Pottery vase in vibrant turquoise glaze, hand-thrown in Asheville, North Carolina. A classic example of Southern Appalachian studio ceramics, reflecting the Arts and Crafts tradition carried into mid-20th century American art pottery. Collectible regional pottery with strong glaze character and hand-finished form.

Mid-century Rookwood art pottery vase in a rich cherry red glaze with subtle tonal variation, sculptural low-relief modeling, and an elegant flared neck.

Art pottery vase by Van Briggle, Colorado Springs, finished in a mulberry glaze with dark blue to charcoal shading. A classic example of American Arts and Crafts ceramic design, offering rich color variation and strong decorative presence in a compact, display-friendly form.

Pisgah Forest Pottery baluster vase, circa 1945, with turquoise crackle glaze over the neck and shoulder, deep aubergine lower body, and contrasting pink interior. Approximately 8 1/4 inches high. The impressed date mark is indistinct but appears to read either 1940 or 1949. Small chip at the foot.