A few examples of appraisal values for
OLD ELLGREAVE VASE

• Ellen Farrington for Grueby Faience
  Ellen Farrington for Grueby Faience Company. Rare and Tall vase with lilies. c. 1905, glazed earthenware. 22 h × 8½ dia in. result: $15,000. estimate: $10,000–15,000. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside ‘Grueby Faience Co. Boston U.S.A.’ with lotus symbol. Incised initials and number to underside ‘ERF 6’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• Ellen Farrington for Grueby Faience
  Ellen Farrington for Grueby Faience Company. Vase with leaves. 1898-1910, glazed earthenware. 7 h × 4½ dia in. result: $2,500. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside ‘Grueby Faience Co. Boston. U.S.A.’ with lotus symbol and numbered ‘85’. Incised artist's initials to underside ‘ERF’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• ELMER WESLEY GREENE JR.American
  ELMER WESLEY GREENE JR.American 1907-1964Still life of a classical vase. Signed in monogram upper left EG''.Provenance: Private Collection Massachusetts.Charcoal on paper 23'' x 17'' sight. Framed.''
• Rookwood Vellum Glaze vase by
  Rookwood Vellum Glaze vase by Olga Reed from 1912 with Queen Anne's Lace decoration. Marked with Rookwood logo, XXII, shape number 839B, V and the artist's incised initials. Mint with all-over crazing. 9 1/4" tall.
• A Poole pottery ovoid vase
  A Poole pottery ovoid vase painted in colours with medallions on a white ground with green foliage impressed mark Poole England and decorators marks 10.75in. Estimate ?150-250 Ground colour is slightly greyish white colour there is some slight crazing to the glaze and some slight firing faults to the glaze all over there the bubbles have burst and where some of the enamel colours have not quite taken there is a curving indentation of about 2 inches to one of the flower roundels at the shoulder height underneath there is general crazing to the thickish glaze over the terracotta body. Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?400
• Horace Elliott (probably Ewenny
  Horace Elliott (probably Ewenny Pottery) - A floor standing vase decorated in Sgraffito with fish amongst reeds and enamelled in colours on a brown ground 28.5ins high (impressed ''Elliott'' and fleur de lis marks to base - neck restored)
• Olga Geneva Reed for Rookwood
  Olga Geneva Reed for Rookwood Pottery. Vellum vase with red berries. 1910, glazed earthenware. 7¾ h × 3¾ dia in. result: $3,000. estimate: $1,800–2,200. Impressed manufacturer's mark, date, and number to underside ‘Flame mark X 1658E V’ with artist signature ‘O.G.R’ .
• Edward Gardner Lewis. Rare vase. c.
  Edward Gardner Lewis. Rare vase. c. 1910, oxblood-glazed porcelain. 6¾ h × 3 dia in. estimate: $4,000–6,000. Incised signature to underside ‘EGL’. Provenance: Important Private Collection, New York
• *A Rookwood Pottery Vellum Vase
  *A Rookwood Pottery Vellum Vase Olga Geneva Reed/Pinney 1912 of ovoid form decorated with a band of winter berries with standard marks stamped 355 V. Height 5 1/4 inches.
• VAN BRIGGLE second quarter 20th
  VAN BRIGGLE second quarter 20th century Two small vases Taller gourd-form cabinet vase with elongated neck and applied leaf decoration, designed in 1907 by Emma Kinkead. Short shouldered pot with flared rim and applied butterflies. Both with blue-green crackle glaze, marked with trademark conjoined 'A's.' Vase H: 4 1/2 in. Vase D: 3 in. Pot H: 3 in. Pot D: 3 in. small flecks of silver paint on the larger of the two vases and small gold paint flecks on the smaller vase
• A Victorian Pale Lime Green and
  A Victorian Pale Lime Green and Opaline Blown Glass Epergne late 19th c. probably Stourbridge in the Venetian manner the ruffled bowl with domical center supporting a gilt brass holder and three smaller lily-form vases height 13 in. diameter 10 in. Note: Lacking center vase.
• George E. Ohr. Tall vase with
  George E. Ohr. Tall vase with cut-outs. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 11 h × 3½ dia in. result: $17,500. estimate: $10,000–15,000. Vase features a scalloped rim, in-body twist to pedestal base, and green, gunmetal and ochre glazes. Impressed signature to underside ‘G. E. Ohr, Biloxi, Miss.’. Provenance: Collection of Robert A. Ellison
• An Art Nouveau pottery vase by
  An Art Nouveau pottery vase by Reissner Stellmacher & Kessell of Bohemia of onion form decorated with the portrait of a maiden in a river possibly Ophelia picked out in gilt and jewelling with a background of trees printed mark impressed shape no.s 12 and 475 6.25in. Estimate ?400-600 Little wear to gilding on top rim minor scratching to glaze otherwise good condition Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?650
• Grueby Faience Company. Early
  Grueby Faience Company. Early heraldic vase. c. 1898, glazed earthenware. 15½ h × 9½ w × 9 d in. result: $1,008. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside ‘Grueby Boston, Mass III’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• Large Overbeck art pottery double
  Large Overbeck art pottery double handled vase with floral decoration; decorated by Elizabeth and Frances; marked "OBK, E F". 10"H.
• Grueby Arts & Crafts vase in
  Grueby Arts & Crafts vase in matte green with overlapping leaves. Marked with impressed Grueby mark. Excellent condition. 7 1/2" tall.
• A Rookwood Vase Edith Regina Felton
  A Rookwood Vase Edith Regina Felton Circa 1900 shape #734D with high gloss glaze hand painted with Black-eyed Susans over a graduated background of brown down to green/orange at base bottom impressed with marks and artists initials "ERF". Measures apprx. 6-3/4"H.
• Grueby Faience Company. Rare and
  Grueby Faience Company. Rare and Early vase. c. 1898, glazed earthenware. 9¼ h × 8 dia in. result: $35,000. estimate: $10,000–15,000. Partially obscured die-stamped Grueby, early straight-line mark to underside. Provenance: Skinner's, 24 January 1990 | Important Private Collection
• A Pair of Art Nouveau
  A Pair of Art Nouveau Bronze-Mounted Vases c. 1905 by Charles Greber (French 1853-1935) incised signatures each elongated tapered form decorated with flowers in earth tones over an olive ground bound with foliate bronze strapwork height 14 in. diameter 6 1/2 in.
• A Grueby Arts and Crafts Pottery
  A Grueby Arts and Crafts Pottery Vase of squat baluster form executed in a matte green glaze having alternating bands of ribbed decoration bearing impressed mark. Height 8 1/2 inches.
• A milk glass vase of oval section
  A milk glass vase of oval section the pale green overlay with classical anthemion in coloured enamels over a stylised floral diaper pattern of white and green with gilded highlights circa 1880. 24 cm high
• Grueby Faience Company. Rare and
  Grueby Faience Company. Rare and Early bi-color gourd vase with leaves. c. 1898, glazed earthenware. 8¼ h × 8¼ dia in. result: $40,000. estimate: $30,000–40,000. Impressed signature to underside ‘Grueby’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• WEDGWOOD OF ETRURIA EMBOSSED
  WEDGWOOD OF ETRURIA EMBOSSED QUEENSWARE PORCELAIN VASELovely cream colored vase with raised grapevine motif in light blue. Dimensions: 6.5"H x 3.75"Dia. Manufacturer: Wedgwood Country of Origin: England Condition: : Age related wear. High Res Image 1 High Res Image 2 High Res Image 3 Condition: Age related wear.
• WEDGWOOD OLIVE GREEN JASPERWARE
  WEDGWOOD OLIVE GREEN JASPERWARE PITCHERGreen with cream colored classical reliefs and grapevine border. Wedgwood backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4"W x 5.25"H Manufacturer: Wedgwood Country of Origin: England Condition: Age related wear. Two chips on base.
• Eva Russell for Grueby Faience
  Eva Russell for Grueby Faience Company. Rare vase with crocuses. c. 1905, glazed earthenware. 10¾ h × 8¾ dia in. result: $23,750. estimate: $7,000–10,000. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside ‘Grueby Pottery Boston U.S.A.’ with lotus symbol. Incised signature to underside ‘ER’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• Grueby Faience Company. vase with
  Grueby Faience Company. vase with leaves. 1898-1910, glazed earthenware. 8 h × 4 dia in. result: $1,625. estimate: $1,500–2,000. Glazed-over impressed manufacturer's mark to underside.
• Grueby Faience Company. Early
  Grueby Faience Company. Early heraldic vase. c. 1898, glazed earthenware. 15½ h × 9½ w × 9 d in. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Impressed manufacturer's mark and number to underside ‘Grueby Boston, Mass III’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• Lot of two Victorian art glass
  Lot of two Victorian art glass vases; one with hand painted enameled and gilt floral designs on an opaque ground, the other with gilt etched clovers on a transparent green ground. Tallest: 3 3/4"H. Good condition.
• *A Rookwood Pottery Vase
  *A Rookwood Pottery Vase Elizabeth Neave Lingenfelter Lincoln 1923 of elongated ovoid form decorated with stylized flowers in a matte glaze impressed 907B. Height 17 1/4 inches.
• Roseville Earlam handled vase in
  Roseville Earlam handled vase in matte blue, green and brown. Marked 517-5 1/2 and 9.00 in red crayon. Mint. 5 5/8" tall by 6 5/8" wide. Provenance: Gordon & Sue Hoppe Collection.
• VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS & GILT
  VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS & GILT METAL VASE the hand enameled vase with two raised and painted porcelain cartouches: a dog on one side a goat on the other raised on the gilt metal pedestal base. Height: 15 inches. The glass appears to have been repaired near the base and shows gilding loss.
• A Rookwood Matte Glaze Vase 2855
  A Rookwood Matte Glaze Vase 2855 and 2133 Bowl The molded bulbous shape has stylized flowers and leaves in low relief glazed in matte yellow ochre marked on the underside with the logo mold number and XXVII (1927). Also glazed in matte yellow ochre is a small bowl 1-3/4"H x 4-1/4"D molded with a geometric design in low relief marked with logo mold number and XIX (1919) underneath.
• VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS & GILT
  VICTORIAN CRANBERRY GLASS & GILT METAL VASE the hand enameled vase with two raised and painted porcelain cartouches: a dog on one side a goat on the other raised on the gilt metal pedestal base. Height: 15 inches. The glass appears to have been repaired near the base and shows gilding loss.
• Grueby Faience Company. Vase with
  Grueby Faience Company. Vase with layered leaves. 1898-1910, glazed earthenware. 8¼ h × 6¾ dia in. result: $11,875. estimate: $5,000–7,000. Obscured impressed manufacturer's mark to underside. Provenance: Important Private Collection, New York
• VICTORIAN GLASS VASE. Unattributed.
  VICTORIAN GLASS VASE. Unattributed. Olive with clear circular base yellow enameled decoration and ruffled rim. 11 1/2'' h.
• English hand painted floral
  English hand painted floral porcelain vase with raised gilt and beaded detail. 8 3/4"H. Good condition.