A few examples of appraisal values for
OVERBECK POTTERY

• Overbeck Pottery Figures American
  Overbeck Pottery Figures American Indiana 1930s. Polychromed earthenware figures of a lady and gentleman in 1830s dress with incised inscription written on their bases reading ''1836 Cambridge Indiana 1930'' and stamped with the Overbeck mark; ht. of lady 3.75 ht. of gentleman 4 in. Overbeck Pottery began in Cambridge City Indiana in 1911 by sisters Margaret Hannah Harriet and Mary Frances Overpeck (actual name; they changed one letter). Each piece produced was arts and crafts pottery and one of a kind. Prior to 1937 pottery was typically artware - bowls candlesticks vases and tiles. After Elizabeth Overbeck??Ts death in 1936 Mary Francis focused more on animal and people figurines than on vases. Overbeck Pottery ended in 1955 with the death of Mary Frances.
• Overbeck mauve art pottery vase
  Overbeck mauve art pottery vase with incised geometric designs. Incised Overbeck monogram with the initials of Elizabeth and Hanna. 5 1/2"H. Very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs.
• Overbeck mauve art pottery vase
  Overbeck mauve art pottery vase carved with a triad of stylized birds. Incised Overbeck monogram with the initials of Elizabeth and Mary Frances on base. 5 1/2"H. Very good condition.
• Overbeck Pottery. Fine vase with
  Overbeck Pottery. Fine vase with figures in the rain. c. 1920, glazed earthenware. 5¼ h × 3¼ dia in. result: $4,788. estimate: $4,000–7,000. Glazed-over marks to underside. Provenance: David Rago Auctions, c. 1985 | Private Collection | Rago, Early 20th C., 22 January 2017, Lot 132 | Important Private Collection, New York
• Overbeck art pottery figure of a
  Overbeck art pottery figure of a Southern Belle. Incised Overbeck monogram on base. 7"H. The back of her skirt with large repair and small chip to her bonnet.
• Overbeck art pottery vase carved
  Overbeck art pottery vase carved with figural stylized running gazelles on body. OBK monogram with the initials of Elizabeth and Mary Frances on the base. 5 3/4"H. Very good condition.
• 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.
• Overbeck Shooting Cowboy Figure
  Overbeck Shooting Cowboy Figure American Indiana 1930s. An Overbeck Pottery figure of a cowboy in chaps and kerchief shooting; ht. 4 in. Overbeck Pottery began in Cambridge City Indiana in 1911 by sisters Margaret Hannah Harriet and Mary Frances Overpeck (actual name; they changed one letter). Each piece produced was arts and crafts pottery and one of a kind. Prior to 1937 pottery was typically artware - candlesticks vases tiles and bowls. After Elizabeth Overbeck??Ts death in 1936 Mary Francis focused more on animal and people figurines than on vases. Overbeck Pottery ended in 1955 with the death of Mary Frances.
• Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for
  Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. Cabinet vase. c. 1920, glazed earthenware. 3¾ h × 3¼ dia in. result: $3,640. estimate: $4,000–6,000. Incised signature to underside ‘OBK E H’.
• Overbeck art pottery candlestick in
  Overbeck art pottery candlestick in sea green and blue glazes. Overbeck monogram on base. 10 3/4"H. Very good condition.
• Overbeck Pottery Brooch American
  Overbeck Pottery Brooch American Indiana 1930s. An unusual Overbeck booch of polychrome earthenware bird on leaves the back with the ''Overbeck'' stamp and metal marks where the pin and clasp would have been; lg. 2.25 in. Condition: Missing metal clasp.
• Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for
  Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery (American, 1878-1936 | American, 1870-1931) Vase glazed earthenware Signed with impressed OBK mark and 'E' and 'H' for Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck H 5 inches.
• Overbeck art pottery female
  Overbeck art pottery female figure in 19th century dress carrying a parasol. Overbeck monogram on base. 4 1/8"H. Good condition with minute nick on side of dress extending into tight hairline under base.
• Elizabeth and Mary Frances Overbeck
  Elizabeth and Mary Frances Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. Exceptional vase with Art Deco figure. c. 1925, carved and glazed earthenware. 8 h × 4¼ dia in. result: $9,450. estimate: $7,000–10,000. Impressed signature to underside ‘OBK E F’. Provenance: Important Private Collection, New York
• Mary Frances Overbeck for
  Mary Frances Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. Rare and Large vase with children picking berries. c. 1930, carved and glazed earthenware. 12 h × 9½ w × 9 d in. result: $8,385. estimate: $5,000–8,000. Impressed signature to underside ‘OBK F’. Provenance: Private Collection, Indiana
• Mary Frances Overbeck for
  Mary Frances Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. Rare and Large vase with children picking berries. c. 1930, carved and glazed earthenware. 12 h × 9½ w × 9 d in. result: $8,190. estimate: $5,000–8,000. Impressed signature to underside ‘OBK F’. Provenance: Private Collection, Indiana
• Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for
  Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. Tea set with stylized bluebells. c. 1925, glazed earthenware. 3¾ h × 9 w × 6 d in. result: $9,170. estimate: $5,000–8,000. Set is comprised of a teapot, covered sugar bowl, creamer, trivet, and four tea cups with saucers. Impressed manufacturer's mark and artist's initials to underside of each example ‘EH OBK’. Provenance: Private Collection, Indiana
• OVERBECK POTTERY PIN WITH BOOK, 1
  OVERBECK POTTERY PIN WITH BOOK, 1 3/4” D ROUND; MULTI COLOR GLAZE OVER WHITE CLAY; INSCRIBED OBK MONOGRAM., “THE CHRONICLE OF THE OVERBECK POTTERY” BY KATHLEEN R. POSTLE; INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY; 1978.Overbeck Pottery Pin with Book 1 3/4" D round; multi color glaze over white clay; inscribed OBK monogram. "The Chronicle of the Overbeck Pottery" by Kathleen R. Postle; Indiana Historical Society; 1978.
• Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for
  Elizabeth and Hannah Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. Vase with stylized pine cones. c. 1920, hand-carved and glazed earthenware. 9 h × 4¾ dia in. result: $10,080. estimate: $5,000–7,000. Impressed signature to underside ‘OBK E H’. Provenance: Collection of Greg Koster | Rago, Early 20th, 16 September 2006, Lot 183 | Acquired from the previous by the present owner, Important Private Collection, New York
• Elizabeth and Mary Frances Overbeck
  Elizabeth and Mary Frances Overbeck for Overbeck Pottery. The Sower vase. c. 1920, glazed earthenware. 10¼ h × 6 dia in. result: $43,750. estimate: $40,000–60,000. Incised signature to underside ‘OBK E F’. Provenance: Private Collection, Indiana
• A collection of pottery to
  A collection of pottery to include Wedgwood Cabbagewear Bowl and two handled dish. Aynsley Picture Frame Wedgwood Russell Hobbs porcelain kettle and four Royal Crown Derby Posies miniature Dishes (9)
• Collection of Five American Arts
  Collection of Five American Arts and Crafts Green-Glazed Pottery, consisting of a Bybee spherical vase with quatrefoil lip, a Niloak miniature five-aperture crows vase, a Rookwood circular frog dated 1928, a stylish columnar chamberstick possibly by the Fulper Pottery and a rare United States Encaustic Tile Company pierced dried weeds vase, first quarter 20th century, h. 1-1/2\" to 5-1/2\".
• VILLEROY & BOCH METTLACH VASE1
  VILLEROY & BOCH METTLACH VASE1 Art Pottery Vase. Earthenware, beige shards, glazed. Spherical body with drawn shoulders, short neck with slightly flared rim. Wall with incised decor, stylized edelweiss flowers on an alternating light blue and beige background. Neck with all-round wave band decor in white on a light blue, gray or brown background. Signed "T. Adam" on the body. Factory stamp and numbering stamped on the bottom. 13" Tall. Large chip in rim.
• Upchurch pottery, seven pieces
  Upchurch pottery, seven pieces various
• A collection of pottery to
  A collection of pottery to include Wedgwood Cabbageware Bowl and Two Handled Dish. Aynsley Picture Frame Wedgwood Russell Hobbs porcelain kettle and Four Crown Derby Posies Miniature Dishes (9)
• A 19th Century Staffordshire
  A 19th Century Staffordshire brown treacle glazed ''Barge'' ware teapot and cover the teapot finial moulded in relief and decorated in colours with birds flowers and other raised ornaments 13.75ins high (rim badly chipped and pieces missing) an early 20th Century Staffordshire brown treacle glazed pottery kettle with oval panel impressed ''Mrs J. Gadsby Barksby Cottage Littleover Lane Normanton'' and dated 1906 9.75ins high and one other smaller ditto of a similar nature with raised panel to side and impressed ''Mrs Ward Matlock Derbyshire'' and dated 1897 11.75ins high (teapot finial damaged and repaired)
• A collection of Lorna Bailey Old
  A collection of Lorna Bailey Old Ellgreave Pottery comprising of Inglewood Jug Second Avenue Open Day Jug 2004 Pagoda Cruet Set Miniature Bursley Way Tea Pot Cloud End Plaque Limited Edition and a Oaklands Vase (7)
• Cole Pottery (Katharine
  Cole Pottery (Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie), an earthenware bowl with celadon drip glaze, impressed mark, 21.5cm diameter
• PORCELAIN SERVINGWARE, THREE
  PORCELAIN SERVINGWARE, THREE PIECES, ALL WITH VIBRANT HAND-PAINTED FLORAL DECORATION ON WHITE GROUND, RAISED BASKET-WEAVE DECORATION...Porcelain servingware, three pieces, all with vibrant hand-painted floral decoration on white ground, raised basket-weave decoration, scalloped edges and gilt accents, two pieces with blue beehive mark symbolizing manufacturer Ackermann & Fritze, items include: tazza covered and footed dish with liner, flanking attached handles, hairlines and chips, plate: 8 1/2" diam., tazza: 6 1/2" h.; covered teacup-sized dish with liner by Ackermann & Fritze, chipped rim, heavy repairs to liner, hairlines, dish: 4 1/2" h., all pieces as found.
• Two Blue Pottery Items, one a
  Two Blue Pottery Items, one a Staffordshire \"cornstarch blue\"-glazed pottery relief \"Babes In the Woods\" jug, third quarter 19th century, probably by Samuel Alcock of Staffordshire, and the other a rare Edward VIII Wedgwood \"Embossed Queen\'s Ware\" coronation souvenir teapot, 1937, fully backstamped on the base, h. 4-3/8\" and 6-1/2\". Edward VIII abdicated after one year in order to marry the American divorcee Wallis Simpson, the couple as later styled \"The Duke and Duchess of Windsor\".
• Overbeck Southern Belle figure.
  Overbeck Southern Belle figure. Marked with incised OBK. Couple of very minor nicks to the applied flowers. 4 3/4'' tall.
• 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.
• A group of flower encrusted English
  A group of flower encrusted English porcelain, comprising a Derby green ground miniature teapot and cover with scroll handle, a Coalbrookdale footed vase and cover (restored), a Derby (Sampson & Hancock) oval pierced plaque, a D-shaped menu holder painted with bouquets, a Coalbrookdale inkwell, cover and liner and an English porcelain trompe l'oeil rose box and cover forming an inkwell within scrolled borders, pattern no 1399 (6)
• POTTERY: AMERICAN BENNINGTON-TYPE
  POTTERY: AMERICAN BENNINGTON-TYPE POTTERY, THIRTEEN ROCKINGHAM GLAZED STONEWARE SERVING PIECES INCLUDING EIGHT PLATES AND FIVE ASSOR...POTTERY: American Bennington-type pottery, thirteen Rockingham glazed stoneware serving pieces including eight plates and five assorted cups, all unmarked, details include: four large plates, 10 1/4" diam.; four medium plates, 8 3/4" diam.; and five assorted handled cups, largest: 4" h., all with wear consistent with age and use including scattered chips and other imperfections, sold as found.
• Beswick Roach 1874
  Beswick Roach 1874
• Lot of porcelain & pottery,
  Lot of porcelain & pottery, including Aynsley Cottage Garden bud vase (9" h), Woods Ware Enoch Wood's English Scenery round platter (12" dia), (2) sunflower deviled egg plates (9-1/2" dia), (4) Smithsonian Institution Imari mugs (4" h), Limoges Castel cobalt trinket box (2-3/8" x 1-3/4" x 1-1/2" h), art pottery dish signed illegibly (6" x 6"), H&R Johnson Ltd Nassos Keramik Paradissi Rodos Hellas trivet (6" sq), Arabia Finland 1989 annual plate (8" sq), cut corner serving bowl, Nippon creamer, assorted cup & saucers, Chip to small creamer, chip deviled egg dish, gold loss rim to coffee cups