Summer Estates - Rago Arts and Auction Center

882: ROSEVILLE/WELLER Four pieces: Roseville brown Laurel 6” vase;
Roseville Mostique 10” vase; Weller White and Decorated 6 1/2” vase with
cherry blossoms; and Weller Blue Ware jardiniere (lines to rim and foot).
Only White and Decorated vase marked.
883: ROSEVILLE, Etc. Yellow Clematis tan ewer together with an early
20th C. Japanese satsuma decorated vase. Ewer: 15 1/2”.
884: WELLER Hudson “KKT” vase painted by Dorothy England with irises.
Restoration to small area at base. Kiln stamp, artist’s signature, KKT. 7” x 3
3/4”
885: WELLER Fru Russett two-handled vase with hanging branches of
yellow blossoms. Lifting of glaze. Impressed mark. 7 1/4” x 5 1/2”
886: WELLER Rare Fudzi vase with leaves. Marked. 7”
887: WELLER Coppertone bowl with perched frog. Incised mark. 5 1/2” x
10”
888: WELLER Coppertone large two-handled vase. Excellent color. 18” x 8
3/4”
889: WELLER Louwelsa planter with floral decoration together with a
similar pitcher and vase. Planter: 7 1/4” x 6” dia.
890: WELLER Three pieces including LaSa vase. LaSa vase: 6 1/2”
891: WELLER Four vessels: three Forest and one Woodcraft. Tallest: 11”
892: WELLER Dickensware squat bowl, “Mr Riah and Jenny Wren, Our
Mutual Friend”. Marked. 1 1/2” x 4 3/4”
893: WELLER Two pieces: 4” tile with ship and L.P.E. dish, 1904. Both
marked.
894: WELLER Five pieces: Eocean bud vase, glossy Art Nouveau bud vase,
Pearl 7 1/2” wall pocket, Klyro chamberstick, and a Tupelo footed bowl.
895: WELLER Muskota fishing boy flower frog. Unmarked. 7 1/2”
896: WELLER Novelty “Woman” and “Man” vases. Both marked. Taller: 6”
897: WELLER Three Matt Green pieces: twisted vase (hairlines) and pair of
candlesticks. All marked. Vase: 6 3/4”
898: WELLER Hudson two-handled vase painted by Ruth Axline with
clusters of pastel blossoms. Marked. 10”
899: WELLER Two pieces: Weller Dickensware mug with leaves, and a
Burntwood vase. Taller: 7”
900: WELLER Sicard bud vase with tall stylized flowers. Signed on body. 6
1/4”
901: WELLER Etc. Two brown-glazed pieces: Weller Louwelsa tapered vase,
and one by unknown company painted with mums. One marked. Taller: 8
1/2”
902: WELLER Cretone large bulbous vase painted with white gazelles and
flowers. Incised mark. 7” x 7 1/2”
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903: WELLER Geode squat vase painted with shooting stars in blue on an
ivory ground. Incised mark. 5 3/4” x 5 3/4”
904: WELLER Stellar vase painted by Hester Pillsbury with white stars on
a black ground. Incised mark, artists initials. 5 1/2” x 6 1/2”
905: WELLER Hunter three-handled vase with fish on each side. Incised
Hunter, impressed numbers. 6 1/4” x 5”
906: WELLER Dickensware mug incised and painted by AD with monk.
Marked. 5 1/2”
907: WELLER Jap Birdimal corseted vase decorated with geisha under
trees. Very small touch-up at rim. Impressed numbers. 7”
908: WELLER Jap Birdimal mug decorated with tall trees on an orange
ground. Impressed numbers. 5 1/4”
909: WELLER Matt Green vase embossed with tobacco leaves. Unmarked.
13 1/2”
910: WELLER Matt Green umbrella stand with tall flowers. Unmarked. 20”
x 10 1/2”
911: PENNSYLVANIA STONEWARE Five-gallon jar with blue floral
decoration. 15 3/4” tall.
912: STONEWARE Two early 19th C. ovoid jugs, together with a flask.
Tallest: 17”.
913: AMERICAN STONEWARE Two-gallon jug with unusual tornado-like
decoration. 15” tall
914: N. CLARK AND W.A. MACQUOID & CO. POTTERY WORKS Four
stoneware items: two-gallon and one-and-a-half gallon crocks decorated in
cobalt with brushed flowers, together with unsigned jar and jug.
(Provenance: Collection of Derek Mason and Daniel Jacobs, Virginia.) Crocks
signed N. Clark Jr. Athens, NY and Pottery Works Little 12th Street. 9 1/2” x
10”, 8” x 9 1/2” and 10”
915: STONEWARE Jug with abstract design. 11 1/2”
916: COWDEN STONEWARE Two crocks: Cowden & Wilcox three-gallon jar,
and F.H. Cowden four-gallon jar. Tallest: 14”
917: REDWARE Four 19th C. redware jugs. Tallest: 16 1/2”.
918: REDWARE Six assorted plates, most with slip decoration. Largest: 14”
dia.
918A: DEBORAH TINSMAN Eight pottery pieces, most with incised
decoration, all marked Tinsman. Tallest: 9”
919: MARBLEHEAD, AMERICANA Three pieces: painted red box; oval
mahogany tray with brass handles; and a Marblehead tile tray.
920: AMERICANA Six pieces: a red wood firkin; two Toleware trays;
wooden bowl; food chopper; and a copper tea pot.
921: AMERICANA Four items: wood mortar and pestle; wood lemon
squeezer; powder horn; and string of sleigh bells.