A few examples of appraisal values for
MARSHALL POTTERY INC

• Marshall Studios pottery by
  Marshall Studios pottery by Gordon Martz; American studio planter with horizontal bands in a matte glaze. 12 3/4"H. Small chip on rim and two lines extending from rim into body (one 8", the other 5").
• STONEWARE JAR. West Virginia late
  STONEWARE JAR. West Virginia late 19th century. Stenciled cobalt label ''Marmet Mining Co. Raymond City W.VA'' 10''h. Raymond City is in Putnam County at the mouth of the Pocatalico River. The Marmet Mining Company was based in Cincinnati. In 1891 the company enlisted the Ohio National Guard to help protect non-union miners during a United Mine Workers strike. There are 2 in the making imperfections on the rim but no chips cracks or hairlines.
• TWO MARSHALL STUDIOS POTTERY
  TWO MARSHALL STUDIOS POTTERY PIECESTwo Marshall Studios Pottery Pieces, 1 1/2" T x 8 1/2" D Bowl; Tan interior; incised cattail design; unglazed exterior; signed ""Martz" and "UNY" (?). 3/4" T x 7" W x 7 1/4" D Asymmetric Tray; white glaze with sgraffito design over unglazed stoneware; signed "Martz 213."
• THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN ART
  THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN ART POTTERY. 20th century. A "Marblehead Pottery" blue-grey matte glaze vase. Scratches. 4"h. An "H. Shults, Pigeon Forge Pottery" bud vase in dark brown matte glaze 4.5"h. and a "Wolff Pottery" lidded jar in mottled green glaze, 3.5"h.
• (6) PIECES OF MERRITT ISLAND
  (6) PIECES OF MERRITT ISLAND POTTERY, MID-20THHere are six ceramic pieces from Merritt Island Pottery. The Pottery was founded and named by Mel Casper, a graduate of the Art Institute in Chicago. Mel and his mom escaped from Chicago and settled in Merritt Island in 1937. They built a pottery studio out of boards sawed from local trees.There was no electricity on Merritt Island in 1937 so his early pieces were not glazed. Mel spent some time in WWII but returned to his pottery, and died in his 90s. Included in the lot are several dated ashtrays (Christmas 1966 & 1967), a coffee mug, square bowl, pot, and owl bank.
• PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER
  PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600 Pemiscot County Missouri. Raised turkey track motif on shoulder. 7''h. Ex Tom Davis. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
• PEWABIC ART POTTERY CANDLESTICK.
  PEWABIC ART POTTERY CANDLESTICK. Detroit Michigan early 20th century. Iridescent green and grey glaze. Impressed and paper label. 6''h. Ex Carleton Brown (Michigan) sold at Garth's September 1999.
• ***THREE PREHISTORIC POTTERY JARS.
  ***THREE PREHISTORIC POTTERY JARS. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600. Effigy bowl with opossum face Tyler Mound Fulton County Kentucky 3''h. and jar Madisonville site Hamilton County Ohio 3 1/4''h. Together with a salt pan Rose Mound Cross County Arkansas. 3''h. 9''d. Ex Charles West and Clyde Theler Collection. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500. This item does not have a certificate of authenticity.
• Masons Mandalay Jug and Bud Vase
  Masons Mandalay Jug and Bud Vase (2)
• NC POTTERY, MARK HEWITT, THREE
  NC POTTERY, MARK HEWITT, THREE VESSELS Wood-fired salt glazed stoneware, the first piece is a vase drilled to create a table lamp and mounted to a wooden base, the vase is marked on the underside with the signature glyph (height to top of socket 17.5 in.); the second is a low teapot with cover, the glaze enhanced by blue glaze drips, with signature glyph (5.5 x 8 in.); the third is an elixir jug, heavily salt spotted with tooled neck and blue drip from the spout WMH stamp (7.25 in.).
• Lot of 4 pieces Muncie Art
  Lot of 4 pieces Muncie Art Pottery with gloss green glaze; 9 1/2" tall candlestick, 2 vases, 7"dia. bowl with factory separation in rim. Very good condition with no damage.
• Marshall Studios pottery tray
  Marshall Studios pottery tray with floral motif and bowl with exterior metallic plum glaze. Bowl incised WR on the base, 2 7/8"H. Good condition.
• Studio pottery mug hand thrown
  Studio pottery mug hand thrown and incised with brightly colored matte glaze. Signed John Gilmore. Mint. 6" tall.
• J. M. Barlow salt glaze stoneware
  J. M. Barlow salt glaze stoneware jar, stamped on one side "J M. Barlow" (West Abingdon, Virginia, born 1856; sold pottery in Alum Wells and Ocala, Virginia), other side with freeform name, possibly "Jarvars", 19th century, 11-3/4 in. Discoloration, rim chips, generally good condition.
• GORDON MARTZ (AMERICAN, MARSHALL
  GORDON MARTZ (AMERICAN, MARSHALL STUDIOS 6PC STONEWARE POTTERY: SUGAR & CREAMER WITH FOUR GLAZED CUPS. 2 3/4"H (EACH CUP)Gordon Martz (American, Marshall Studios 6pc stoneware pottery: sugar & creamer with four glazed cups., Gordon Martz and Jane Marshall (1929-2007) met while they were students at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred NY. In 1951, they joined the Marshall Studios in Veedersburg, Indiana, founded by Jane's grandmother Jesse in 1922, and operated by the family including Jane's father Nicholas Marshall and her mother Grace, originally to produce lampshades and woodwork. For the next 38 years, the Martzes at Marshall Studios designed and produced a wide variety of functional ceramic housewares including stoneware lamps, dishes, and tiles. The bodies of their ware were formed by slip-casting, ram pressing, or jiggering, and the pieces were hand decorated. Their work was recognized by a design award from the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, which also has some of their work in its permanent collection. Dimensions: 2 3/4"H (each cup)
• MARION ILLINOIS STONEWARE MINI JUG
  MARION ILLINOIS STONEWARE MINI JUG
• Large studio pottery vase, eight
  Large studio pottery vase, eight paneled sides, dark brown glaze, base with incised "MV" in square over "MG" in oval, 1961, potter unknown, probably mid 20th century, 17 in. 5 in. side and base crack with repair, minor abrasions, minor glaze irregularities as made. The Estate of the Late Parker B. Poe to Benefit the Thomasville Cultural Center, Thomasville, Georgia
• Masons Mandalay Temple Jar and
  Masons Mandalay Temple Jar and Masons Mandarin Lamp (2)
• MALCOLM WRIGHT, WOOD FIRED
  MALCOLM WRIGHT, WOOD FIRED POTTERY BOWL c. 2003, incised "MW" to underside, 4"h x 14.5"dia
• Three bottles, mug: one salt-glazed
  Three bottles, mug: one salt-glazed stoneware, cylindrical body, tapered shoulder with "JC" in cobalt, American or Continental, probably 19th century, 10-1/4 in., several small rim chips ; salt-glazed stoneware ink bottle with pouring spout, marked on side "P&J Arnold, London, England" with other marks, 7-1/4 in., excellent condition ; redware mug, tapered cylindrical shape with strap handle and incised rim decoration, origin unknown, 19th century, 6-1/4 in., good condition with normal base wear, minor base chips ; pale green mold-blown glass apothecary bottle with remnants of paper label "Sodae et Pot: Tart:", probably French, 19th century, 9-1/2 in., lacking stopper, remnants of contents , (four pieces). Deaccessioned from MESDA and Old Salem to benefit the Acquisition Fund.
• MUNCIE ART POTTERY INDIANA HAND
  MUNCIE ART POTTERY INDIANA HAND THROWN 1920S VASEMuncie Pottery, Indiana, USA. Art pottery wheel hand thrown vas with a blue-gray drip on turquoise matte glaze, ca. 1920s. Height: 7 3/4 in x diameter: 5 3/4 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• SELECTION OF ART POTTERY & OTHER
  SELECTION OF ART POTTERY & OTHER COLLECTIBLES Including a Rochester Brewing Co. salt glazed stoneware mug; a Bennington style Rebecca at the Well tea pot; an Edison "Mazda" light bulb; a Victorian porcelain desk clock; and a Doulton Lambeth "Silicon" miniature vase.
• (2) Pcs. Mississippi Mud
  (2) Pcs. Mississippi Mud PotteryTo include a two handled jar and a bulbous vase each with painted inventory numbers probably old collection numbers largest measures 8.5''H circa 19th century. Condition: Jar with small chip to rim and hole measuring .5''L on side of vessel.
• PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER
  PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600 Polk County Arkansas. Red and white long necked bottle with applied smudge spots. Repaired neck. 10''h. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
• Lot of 2 pieces Muncie Art
  Lot of 2 pieces Muncie Art Pottery with matte glaze; console bowl, green drip over lavender, and chamber candle stick, blue drip over green. Bowl, 11 1/2" long. Both in very good condition with no damage.
• A stoneware flagon by Ray Marshall,
  A stoneware flagon by Ray Marshall, with fine lined matt glaze, impressed signature, 24cm high, a cheese dish with ribbed domed cover and mouse finial (damages) and a studio pottery stoneware soup bowl with handle, pouring lip and cover, wax resist patterns in blue glazes, 19.5cm long
• MARK HEWITT (NC), TWO LIDDED
  MARK HEWITT (NC), TWO LIDDED POTTERY JARS The larger numbered 77 and the smaller numbered 80, (denoting firing numbers) both with impressed WMH glyph, the larger with applied handles.
• Assorted 20th century American
  Assorted 20th century American pottery Comprising of a large lidded jar and a smaller lidded jar by Mark Hewitt, a teapot, a footed cup decorated with barley signed Metz and a decorated platter by Claudia Reese; together with 2 pink and white enameled vases, 2 etched glass vases and 2 pressed glass dishes. (5). Tallest pottery jar H: 6 1/2 in.
• Three Muncie art pottery vases;
  Three Muncie art pottery vases; matte green drip over pumpkin glaze. Tallest: 8 1/2"H. Small chip on one base.
• Mason Jar of Old Potery Marbles.
  Mason Jar of Old Potery Marbles.
• WARREN MACKENZIE(1924-2018) ART
  WARREN MACKENZIE(1924-2018) ART POTTERY VESSELStoneware urn/jar form. Pressed in, vertically rowed decoration; four small handles. Ochre-whites, browns. Impressed monogram signed near base. Dimensions: 10"H x 9.5D Property from the impressive collection of Arthur & Lillian Weiss, Little Deer Isle, Maine (LDI6342)(JP) Condition: VG no chips,cracks
• METTLACH STONEWARE BOTTLE VASE
  METTLACH STONEWARE BOTTLE VASE impressed mark and no.1241 with floral bosses on a strapwork band in blue brown and gilt cafe-au-lait body with allover cream and gilt flower heads the rim neck and foot with further colored diamond and beaded bands - h:13 in. Provenance: Property of a gentleman
• PREHISTORIC POTTERY BOWL AND
  PREHISTORIC POTTERY BOWL AND BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1650-1750 Arkansas. Plain water bottle 8 1/2''h. and an incised friendship bowl. Age splits. 5''h. 10''d. The bowl comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
• Muncie Art Pottery; two 'Snowman'
  Muncie Art Pottery; two 'Snowman' vases in bisque and gloss black glaze. 11 1/2"H. Hairline cracks around one handle on bisque vase.
• Lot of 3 Muncie Art Pottery vases
  Lot of 3 Muncie Art Pottery vases with matte green glaze. One hand thrown pinched bottle vase with green drip, 5 1/2"H. Tallest; 8 1/2"H, with short crack wrapping around lip. No other damage.
• Lot of seven pieces Muncie Art
  Lot of seven pieces Muncie Art Pottery; some unusual and different pieces. Double handle candlestick, (9 1/4"H), crack in both handles. Long neck vase with unusual gloss speckle glaze has glaze flake on body. Small chip in underside of tri-color glaze underplate.