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38.<br />
Newcomb College Pottery Vase<br />
Art pottery<br />
Henrietta D. Bailey, New Orleans, Louisiana,<br />
c. 1930<br />
Wide mouth on tapering cylindrical form<br />
decorated with blue-green on blue blades<br />
of grass, Newcomb College cipher, artist’s<br />
initials HB for decorator, JM for form, SR73,<br />
35, ht. 5 in.<br />
$500-700<br />
39.<br />
Newcomb College Pottery Vase<br />
Decorated pottery<br />
New Orleans, Louisiana, c. 1918<br />
The body relief decorated with tree and<br />
Spanish moss in blues and greens, the<br />
opposing side decorated with a yellow moon<br />
through the trees, impressed Newcomb<br />
College cipher 245 JT72, and JM for Joseph<br />
Meyer potter, ht. 7 1/2 in.<br />
Literature: The Potters and Ceramists, by<br />
Jessie Poesch.<br />
Note: Joseph Meyer was in charge of<br />
throwing the pottery and helped to build the<br />
kilns when Newcomb Pottery was set up.<br />
$2,000-2,500<br />
40.<br />
Fifty-three J. & J.G. Low Tiles<br />
Glazed earthenware<br />
Chelsea, Massachusetts<br />
Square tiles decorated with floral and<br />
geometric designs in relief and glazed in<br />
multiple colors, impressed with J. & J.G. Low<br />
Patent Art Tile Works Chelsea, Mass, U.S.A.<br />
with copyright number and year, five large<br />
tiles, nine medium tiles and thirty-nine small<br />
tiles, respective dia. approx. 6 1/8, 4 1/4, 3 in.<br />
$600-800<br />
41.<br />
Nineteen Pottery Tiles<br />
Glazed earthenware<br />
United States<br />
Nineteen decorated and glazed square tiles<br />
from the Arts & Crafts period by various<br />
makers including Mercer, American Encaustic,<br />
Delft, Pardee, Rookwood, and Flint Faience<br />
Tile Company, in various sizes, dia. 3 5/8-6 in.<br />
$250-350<br />
42.<br />
Thirty-seven Pottery Tiles<br />
Glazed earthenware<br />
United States and England<br />
Glazed and painted tiles in various shapes,<br />
some with iridescence, including tiles made<br />
by American Encaustic, Kensington, Maw,<br />
Providential, J. & J.G. Low, and Minton’s,<br />
some unmarked; dia. 3-10 in.<br />
$300-500<br />
43.<br />
Five Grueby and Pardee Tiles<br />
Glazed earthenware<br />
United States<br />
Four Grueby tiles and one Pardee tile; a pair<br />
of square Grueby tiles decorated in relief with<br />
a bunch of purple grapes and leaves, incised<br />
with 4085A on edge, one with Grueby Boston<br />
stamp on back; and one brown and one tan<br />
glazed square Grueby tile, both undecorated<br />
and unmarked; and a square Pardee tile<br />
decorated with a purple rabbit over a green<br />
geometric shape on a cream-colored ground,<br />
unmarked; respective dia. 6, 6, 4, 4 1/4, 4<br />
1/4 in.<br />
$250-350<br />
44.<br />
Grueby Pottery Cucumber Vase<br />
Art pottery<br />
Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1904<br />
Flared rim on shoulder decorated with broad<br />
ribbed leaves tapering to base in cucumber<br />
green glaze, impressed partial mark and<br />
initialed CH, ht. 4 in.<br />
$800-1,200<br />
45.<br />
Arts & Crafts Movement Wheatley Pottery<br />
Vase<br />
Art pottery<br />
1880-1927<br />
Wide mouth on wide cylindrical neck with<br />
bud and trailing stem decoration, a W visible<br />
in a circle, and a faint P, numbered 607, ht.<br />
9 1/4 in.<br />
$2,500-3,500<br />
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