A few examples of appraisal values for
SCOTIA POTTERY

• Studio Pottery, a black glaze
  Studio Pottery, a black glaze bowl with pale patches, 17cm diameter
• The Scio Pottery Company Plate
  The Scio Pottery Company Plate unmarked front reads ''The Scio Pottery Company Scio Ohio'' front signed G. Waldorf 1961 three stilt bruises on the bottom plate is in mint condition. 9.25''w.
• Yelloware Pottery Bowl with
  Yelloware Pottery Bowl with Bluespongeware decoration scalloped rim 7'' diameter.
• Sibley Pottery, five plates with
  Sibley Pottery, five plates with celadon glaze incised stylised waves, 21cm diameter and smaller
• Celtic Pottery, Newlyn Cornwall,
  Celtic Pottery, Newlyn Cornwall, a small group of Phoenix pattern pottery comprising a pair of tall coffee mugs, a smaller mug and an oval bowl and a quantity of Tams green wheat pattern coffee cups and saucers
• Moravian pottery bowl, flower
  Moravian pottery bowl, flower decoration with green and brown glaze, possibly North Carolina, early 19th century, 1-1/2 x 8 in. Large rim chips, extensive surface and glaze losses. Found in Albany, Georgia, 1979
• COLLECTION OF AMERICAN ART POTTERY,
  COLLECTION OF AMERICAN ART POTTERY, AND SCOTTISH DUNMORE PEDESTAL, FIVE PIECESCollection of American Art Pottery, and Scottish Dunmore Pedestal, Five Pieces
• Studio Pottery, a three-piece tea
  Studio Pottery, a three-piece tea service of dark glaze with yellow and rust trailing designs
• Cole Pottery (Katharine
  Cole Pottery (Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie), an earthenware bowl with celadon drip glaze, impressed mark, 21.5cm diameter
• Pottery lot including blue glaze
  Pottery lot including blue glaze pitcher and bowl.
• Crowan Pottery, two celadon glaze
  Crowan Pottery, two celadon glaze cups and saucers, impressed marks
• Box Scandinavian Pottery Trays
  Box Scandinavian Pottery Trays
• SIX CONTINENTAL POTTERY PIECES
  SIX CONTINENTAL POTTERY PIECES AND TWELVE VARIOUS POTTERY PIECES INCLUDING A PANSY FORM TILE BY BIRGER KAIPAINEN 6 1/4 in. long; a Gouda small dish; a Dutch low bowl with orange ochre green and blue stylized foliage; a German tapering vase with slip decoration; two Bulgarian miniature pieces; including 2 stoneware inkwells; 1 blue bud vase by Taylor; 4 miniature vases; a triangular vase molded with female figures; 1 Southwest redware jar; 1 pouring cup; 2 turquoise glazed dove; and a black glass seated totem figure (19)
• A Blue and White Glazed Pottery
  A Blue and White Glazed Pottery Dish Possibly Italian or Spanish, 19th Century or Earlier Diameter 6 inches. Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sold to benefit the George R. Francoeur Scholarship Fund at Cranbrook Academy of Art
• A Studio Pottery large shallow bowl
  A Studio Pottery large shallow bowl with speckled green and lustre glaze, indistinct mark, 35cm diameter
• Continental Pottery group
  Continental Pottery group consisting of: pair of Czechoslovakian Amphora wedding vessels; two blue art glaze and inscribed Spanish candle sticks; two hand-decorated art tiles; Colby A Shorter art glaze and decorated bowl H9 1/2'' W7'' to H6 1/8'' W3 13/16'' (7pcs) Provenance: Estate of the late Francis D. ''Skeeter'' McNairy Savannah Georgia. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• A group of studio pottery,
  A group of studio pottery, comprising a painted blue bowl stamped Idonia, and matching milk jug, egg cup, brown teapot, and a leaf shaped vase, the teapot 18cm high, the largest vase 21cm high. (6)
• Pair Arts & Crafts stoneware
  Pair Arts & Crafts stoneware floor jars; scalloped design on body accented with green hues. Possibly produced by Monmouth pottery. 14 1/4"H. Good condition.
• STONEWARE JUG. Salt glaze jug
  STONEWARE JUG. Salt glaze jug with impressed ''Ithaca N.Y.'' and cobalt decoration below. 14'' h. There is a radiating hairline on one side.
• THREE PIECES OF STONEWARE, 19TH
  THREE PIECES OF STONEWARE, 19TH C.Three pieces of stoneware, 19th c. , with cobalt floral decoration, to include a three-gallon crock stamped Ithaca N. Y. , a two gallon jug stamped Flack & Van Arsdall (Cornwall, Ontario Canada), and a three-gallon crock stamped D. Mooney Ithaca NY , 10 1/4" h., 14" h., and 10" h. Condition: Crock - some discoloration. Jug - repaired break to handle. Mooney - stone pop to mid body, small rim flakes.
• A pottery bowl painted in the Isnik
  A pottery bowl painted in the Isnik style with flowers
• (12) Pcs pottery, c/o Royal
  (12) Pcs pottery, c/o Royal Copenhagen Thorsson Fajance bird dish (12-1/4" x 6-1/4"), (4) sets Brouillard cups & saucers,blue-green tray signed illegibly (10-3/8" dia), hand painted shallow bowl (14" dia x 2-1/2" h), M Bagwell crab bowl (7-3/4" x 6-1/2" x 2-1/4" h), bowl marked "England" (3-1/4" dia x 1-3/4" h)
• 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
• Two swirl pottery pots: one with
  Two swirl pottery pots: one with glossy glaze, Propst or Reinhardt potteries, Catawba Valley, North Carolina, 6-1/2 in.; one unglazed exterior and glazed interior, mark for "North State Pottery, Sanford, NC", 7 in. Minor firing flaws, otherwise excellent condition. The Collection of Tom and Ann Hixson.
• Sam Scott Impressed Studio
  Sam Scott Impressed Studio Pottery Plate- 11''
• Lowerdown Pottery, a stoneware
  Lowerdown Pottery, a stoneware teapot, grey speckled glaze with foliate motifs in iron and blue, 12.5cm high with cane handle/Provenance: The David Greene Collection
• Brown Pottery miniature face jug,
  Brown Pottery miniature face jug, stoneware with Albany slip glaze, broken china teeth, base stamped "Brown Pottery" (Arden, North Carolina), 5-1/4 in. Minor firing flaws and glaze chips.
• Eleven pieces of 20th C. studio
  Eleven pieces of 20th C. studio pottery, including: Highland Pottery a pie plate decorated with a fish, Highland Pottery small 7"dish with sprig decoration. (added, not in group pic) a Highland Pottery 6"H vase decorated with blue birds on branches; small stoneware lamp with birds 13"H overall, 3.75"H vessel with blue band, Iris decorated signed bowl 4" w x 9.5"dia., signed blue seaweed decorated bud vase 3.5"H, brown glazed crock with bird decoration 3.75"H x 5"dia., signed two color handworked vase 7.5"H, stoneware vase with Asian blue/grey floral decoration 6"H (with chip), (added, not in group pic) a small 1"H dish with blueberry and flower decoration. Condition: one with a chip, see photos for added pieces CT Transfer Fee $20
• ARGYLE TEAPOT - Smear-glazed
  ARGYLE TEAPOT - Smear-glazed stoneware made at the factory of William Brownfield Cobridge England ca. 1851-1870. An identical piece to this example is in collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum London. H. 5 1/4 ''. From the Marvin Sadik Collection
• An artisan feather decorated
  An artisan feather decorated ceramic bowl signed T. Scull 4.25”H, and a coca wood lidded vessel with a bone gecko finial 7” dia. Condition: Scull example has glaze peeling to side CT Transfer Fee $20
• Studio Pottery, a stoneware
  Studio Pottery, a stoneware footed teabowl with lustre glazed interior, 9.5cm diameter and other ceramics
• 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]
• English blue and white pitcher
  English blue and white pitcher and basin Colonial Pottery floral pattern star cracks; along with an ironstone blue transfer platter 21'' l. bird and floral motif.
• PISGAH FOREST POTTERY (NC), TWO
  PISGAH FOREST POTTERY (NC), TWO VESSELS The first is a glossy glazed baluster vase with impressed stamp and date appears to be 1946 (7 1/4 in.); the second is a matte glaze pitcher with cameo pate sur pate dogwood design applied below the rim, stamped and dated 1953 (6 1/2 in.)
• STONEWARE JUG. American 2nd
  STONEWARE JUG. American 2nd half-19th century. Impressed label ''Troy N.Y. Pottery '' with a brushed cobalt bird. 17 1/2''h.
• TWO STONEWARE JUGS With
  TWO STONEWARE JUGS With underglaze blue bird on branch the larger ''3'' impressed ''West Troy N.Y. Pottery '' the other ''2'' mounted with light sockets. 15 1/4 and 16 in.