A few examples of appraisal values for
C B POTTERY

• GROUP OF CLIVE BOWEN STUDIO POTTERY
  GROUP OF CLIVE BOWEN STUDIO POTTERY SLIPWARE CERAMICSGROUP OF CLIVE BOWEN STUDIO POTTERY SLIPWARE CERAMICS, Clive Bowen (British, b. 1943) early combed goblet with CB monogram on underside, two combed mugs and bowl with three lugs, slip-trailed teapot with side handle, mug and vase, all in earthtone glazes (7) Provenance: Purchased from the potter Collection of Nancy and Andrew Ramage
• A Stoneware Bowl Clyde Burt
  A Stoneware Bowl Clyde Burt having three rows of carved concentric lines in red orange and white incised ''CB'' to the base. Height 4 x diameter 5 3/8 inches.
• Cole Pottery (Katharine
  Cole Pottery (Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie), an earthenware bowl with celadon drip glaze, impressed mark, 21.5cm diameter
• Studio pottery. Bowl and seven
  Studio pottery. Bowl and seven other, smaller objects, c1970-80, stoneware, the bowl in ash glaze and painted, 28cm diam, incised or painted monogram or unmarked (8) More Information None cracked or chipped
• Sibley Pottery, five plates with
  Sibley Pottery, five plates with celadon glaze incised stylised waves, 21cm diameter and smaller
• Studio Pottery, a black glaze
  Studio Pottery, a black glaze bowl with pale patches, 17cm diameter
• C.J. Becham stoneware jug,
  C.J. Becham stoneware jug, squatty ovoid form, strap handle stamped "CJB" (C. Jackson Becham, 1862-1928, working late 19th century), mottled alkaline glaze, 10-1/2 in. Excellent condition, minor surface anomalies as made. James Coleman
• Studio Pottery, a pale celadon
  Studio Pottery, a pale celadon lobed porcelain vase, indistinct mark, 20cm high
• Four Pieces B. B. Craig Pottery
  Four Pieces B. B. Craig Pottery (Catawba County, North Carolina, 1914-2002), stoneware with alkaline glaze: snake jug, base stamped "BBC", 11-1/2 in., base cracks probably as made, otherwise good condition; pair candlesticks, speckled pale rose and rutile glaze, stamped "B.B. Craig, Vale, NC", 6-7/8 in., good condition; swirled jar with green and white glaze, stamped "B.B. Craig, Vale, NC", 10 in., good condition
• A Collection of pottery to
  A Collection of pottery to include Coalport Silver Jubilee Casket Clarice Cliffe Taostrack Beswick Sairy Gamp Sugar Bowl Bretby Cat and Vase Shelly Mug etc
• A group of studio ceramics
  A group of studio ceramics comprising a white glaze stoneware pot, 13.5cm high, a terracotta tile with glazed woman motif, a matt black vase and an earthenware bowl with celadon glazed interior, (all with damages) [4]
• B. B. Craig stoneware face jug, two
  B. B. Craig stoneware face jug, two handles, broken china teeth, light olive matte glaze with some glossy runs, stamped on base "BBC" (Burlon Craig, Vale, North Carolina, 1914-2002), 17 in. Excellent condition. Private Collection, Jewell, Georgia
• 20TH CENTURY STUDIO POTTERY BOWL
  20TH CENTURY STUDIO POTTERY BOWL 2¾" x 1¼" Wheel thrown studio pottery bowl in green and brown glazes, initialed CP, and marked 192/6 to the underside.
• NEWCOMB COLLEGE ART POTTERY
  NEWCOMB COLLEGE ART POTTERY BOWL1913 - 1915, with "NC" cypher, Joseph F. Meyer potter's mark, "C" within a circle for buff clay with semi-matte glaze, impressed shape number "256", incised number "100", and further painted and incised marks; decorated in relief with irises 5 1/2 inches diameter; 3 1/2 inches high Condition: Condition: a very small (approximately 1/4 inch long x 1/16 inch wide repaired chip to mouth rim. A brown mark to interior. Two small black marks to rim.
• Studio Pottery, a set of four
  Studio Pottery, a set of four stoneware bowls, with ash glazed interior, each stamped RB England, 13.5cm diameter, two small stoneware bowls with tenmoku interiors, 13.5cm diameter and a saucer dish, all with impressed RB marks [7]
• Two glazed studio stoneware pots
  Two glazed studio stoneware pots with covers each with potter's mark and ''CSP''. 14 and 15 cm high together with a lustre cornucopia vase a dish and a vase with naive enamelled rings 13 cm high.
• B.B. Craig stoneware swirl face
  B.B. Craig stoneware swirl face jugs North Carolina alkaline glaze on double-handled bodies and applied facial features with broken china teeth. H12'' W9'' (2pcs) Provenance: Collection of a Southern gentleman.
• 1000BC ANCIENT CHINESE
  1000BC ANCIENT CHINESE EARTHENWARE POTTERY VASE China,1000 BCTextured globular form with incised neck and flared rim.
• Clyde Burt (1922-1981) Vessel, c.
  Clyde Burt (1922-1981) Vessel, c. 1960 glazed stoneware signed 'CB' H 5 1/2 x Dia 5 1/2 inches
• NC FOLK POTTERY, BURLON CRAIG SWIRL
  NC FOLK POTTERY, BURLON CRAIG SWIRL FACE JUG Two color swirl clay with glass glaze, high arched double handles, stamped on the underside and inscribed "BBC" on the back.
• Box Studio Pottery Vase and Bowl
  Box Studio Pottery Vase and Bowl
• A group of ceramics, including:
  A group of ceramics, including: small blue and white cup, signed in Chinese on bottom 3.5”H, celadon glazed plate 8.5” dia., white crackle glaze pot 6”H Condition: cup with chip to rim CT Transfer Fee $10
• B.B. Craig stoneware face jug,
  B.B. Craig stoneware face jug, runny medium olive alkaline glaze, double handles, broken china teeth, glazed eyes, shoulder marked "B.B.C" (Burlon Craig, Catawba Valley of Lincoln County, North Carolina, 1914-2002), 12-1/4 in. Good condition, surface creases and anomalies as made.
• ART POTTERY BOWL. Possibly
  ART POTTERY BOWL. Possibly Czechoslovakia late 19th-early 20th century. Bowl with sea nymphs. Impressed ''BB'' with model number possibly for Bernhard Bloch. Hairline. 7 1/4'H. 12 1/2''l.
• Crowan Pottery, two celadon glaze
  Crowan Pottery, two celadon glaze cups and saucers, impressed marks
• B.B. Craig stoneware ovoid jug,
  B.B. Craig stoneware ovoid jug, double handles, runny alkaline glaze, wavy line decoration at shoulder, base marked "BBC" (Burlon Craig, Catawba County, North Carolina, 1914-2002), 15-1/2 in. Interior rim crease as made, other minor surface anomalies.
• B. B. Craig stoneware face jug,
  B. B. Craig stoneware face jug, single handle, broken china teeth, swirl body, incised on shoulder "B.B.C.", base marked "BB Craig, Vale, NC" (Burlon Craig, Vale, North Carolina, 1914-2002), 13-1/2 in. Minor glaze anomalies as made, otherwise excellent condition. Private Collection, Jewell, Georgia
• NC Pottery C.R. Auman Tapered
  NC Pottery C.R. Auman Tapered Vase(attributed) circa 1930 with wide flat rim cobalt splashes over clear yellow ground.7.5 in.Base roughness appears original.
• Box 3pc Studio Pottery
  Box 3pc Studio Pottery
• Ceramics. Four Royal Doulton
  Ceramics. Four Royal Doulton miniatures being two jugs a street vendor and a Teddy bear also a Wedgwood style (unmarked) pewter lidded blue biscuit barrel five various plates and a small frog dish.
• Box Studio Pottery Tea Cups
  Box Studio Pottery Tea Cups
• Three pieces B. B. Craig pottery:
  Three pieces B. B. Craig pottery: pitcher, brown and white swirl glaze, 6-3/4 in.; pitcher, gray, blue and white swirl glaze, 8-1/2 in.; lidded canister, 9 in., all stamped "BB Craig, Vale, NC".
• NC POTTERY, TRANSITIONAL BOWL Early
  NC POTTERY, TRANSITIONAL BOWL Early 20th century, lead glazed earthenware, having an inwardly curving rim above a rounded shoulder with tapered sides, unmarked.
• ATTRIBUTED TO CECIL AUMAN POTTERY
  ATTRIBUTED TO CECIL AUMAN POTTERY (NC), CB MASTEN GLAZIER 1930s, stoneware shoulder vase with striking green, blue, and brown marbled swirls over white slip, not signed
• Five pieces B. B. Craig pottery:
  Five pieces B. B. Craig pottery: two chambersticks, mottled light olive and white glaze, each about 5 in.; lidded sugar bowl, green, brown and white swirled glaze, 5 in., with matching cream pitcher, 4 in.; pitcher with mottled brown and pale green glaze, 6-1/2 in., all stamped "BB Craig, Vale, NC". Sugar lid does not fit well.
• Clyde Burt (1922-1981) Tall
  Clyde Burt (1922-1981) Tall Vessel, c. 1958 glazed stoneware signed 'CB' H 18 x Dia 5 inches