Russel Wright/Bauer, Atlanta, GA mid 1940’s Russel Wright was an American Industrial designer during the 20th century. Beginning in the late 1920s through the 1960s, Russel Wright created a succession of artistically distinctive and commercially successful items that helped bring modern design to the general public. He had a short stint with Bauer/Atlanta in […]
Bauer/Russel Wright, Atlanta, GA mid 1940’s Flower pot/vase, designed by Russel Wright has a rare square shape with Atlanta Brick glaze on all sides. Unfortunately, there is a hairline measuring 2 inches at one of the outside corners. Priced accordingly. 4 1/4″ on all sides Good condition; hairline Qty = 1 $475 as is […]
Russel Wright (1904-1976) Russel Wright was an American Industrial designer during the 20th century. Beginning in the late 1920s through the 1960s, Russel Wright created a succession of artistically distinctive and commercially successful items that helped bring modern design to the general public. Wright’s association with Bauer Pottery was short lived, as his visionary […]
Bauer Pottery, Los Angeles, CA 1909-1962 This is one of Bauer’s jardiniere designs, sometimes referred to as “porch pots.” Hi-Fire line was introduced in 1937. Here are 2 examples, cobalt and yellow with rings. 6″ wide x 5″ tall Great condition; cobalt has a tiny top edge glaze skip Qty = 1 each color […]
California Faience, Berkeley, CA 1915-1955 Mottled glazing is shades of brown with a glossy finish. Art Deco vase is round and the top half has a swirled pattern. This is shown in Kirby Brown’s book: California Faience Ceramics for Cottages and Castles. 5 1/2″ tall x 6″ wide Excellent condition; signed Qty = […]
Catalina Island Pottery, Avalon, CA 1927-1937 Vintage dinnerware has glossy turquoise glazing. Mix or match with other Catalina plates for a colorful table setting. 7″ and 8″ wide Great condition; signed. Plate #2 has a hairline (about 1″) 7″ Qty = 2 8″ Qty = 3 $15 each 7″ $25 each 8″ ($20 for plate […]
Catalina Island Pottery, Avalon, CA 1927-1937 Vintage plates in 3 sizes: 7 1/2″ red clay (earlier), 8 1/4″ white clay and 10″ white clay. Matte medium blue glaze. The 2 larger plates have rolled edge. Very good condition; red clay plate has small edge chip Qty = 1 each $15 = 7″ $25 = 8″ […]
San Jose Mission Pottery, San Antonio, TX 1920-1950’s Wonderful old plates each have a different Mexican-themed scene. All have satiny glazes in many bright colors. Two have the signature SJP at lower right side. 8 1/4″ wide Excellent condition; one plate as a chip on the back (Flamenco dancers) Qty = 1 each $500 = […]
San Jose Mission, San Antonio, TX 1920-1950’s Cock fighting was a popular sport and often portrayed on tiles and pottery. This small vintage plate has such a scene with many colorful glazes. We have many San Jose plates; contact us if looking for something specific. 6″ wide Excellent condition Qty = 1 $225 […]
San Jose Mission Pottery, San Antonio, TX 1920-1950’s This vintage ringed plate features two seated women holding pottery, executed in bright glaze colors with a satiny finish. Nice simple details. 9 1/2″ wide Excellent condition Qty = 1 $550
Garden City Pottery, San Jose, CA 1902-1979 Vintage hanging pots are all embossed with a floral motif around the bottoms. There are 3 holes for wire hangers and all have been factory drilled for drainage. Glossy glaze colors. The yellow pot has a hairline and the green has small chips. 9 1/2″ wide […]
Bauer, Los Angeles, CA 1909-1962 Ray Murray of Bauer designed the Gloss Pastel line of useful kitchenware in 1941. We have a few pieces on hand, all in glossy yellow. This line has a ‘modern’ look and adds color and charm to any setting. Contact us for more details. Sold individually. […]
Fulper Pottery, Flemington, NJ 1889-1929 We have a small collection of vintage/antique flower frogs made by Fulper. Contact us for details. 3″ to 6″ long Great condition; scarab has small chip Qty = 1 each $35 – $125
Bauer Pottery, Los Angeles, CA 1909-1962 Ring ware goblets have glossy glazes and help create a colorful table setting. Sold separately. 4 1/2″ tall Excellent condition; orange one has a glaze skip on bottom Qty = 1 each (Delft blue no longer available) $175 each
Bauer, Los Angeles, CA 1909-1962 Bright yellow spice jar is the middle of three sizes made by Bauer. From their ring ware line and can be mixed or matched with other sizes. 6″ wide x 4 1/2″ tall Great condition; tiny glaze pop Qty = 1 $350
Not much is known about this company from the East Coast, possibly New Jersey. We have 2 of their Arts & Crafts vases with matte green glazing. Tall leaves decorate the pieces with the tips curling just under the top edge. These are circa 1920’s and are quite sturdy and heavy. Both […]
California Faience, Berkeley, CA 1915-1950 Two vintage temple jars from California Faience have glossy glaze colors. Jar on the left is their Persian blue with a button top domed lid. The slightly large jar is robbin’s egg blue and has a flanged button top lid. 4 1/2″ – 4 3/4″ tall Excellent condition; signed […]
California Faience, Berkeley, CA 1915-1950 Here are two small unglazed (bisque) vintage vases made by California Faience. One was made with reddish clay and has a classic shape with a straight lip. The smaller one is acorn shaped with deeper brown clay, also with a straight lip. Contact us for more photos if […]
California Faience, Berkeley, CA 1915-1950 A limited amount of signed vases were made for the family shrine of Hidemaro Shibuya, a 6 year old boy who had a tragic death. This is one of the vases, specially engraved and ordered by his father in 1932 for a shrine in his home. Satiny turquoise […]
Malibu Potteries, Malibu, CA 1926-1932 The work of Malibu Potteries is among the most beautiful, finely detailed, and well executed. The ceramic art of the Saracens, mostly abstract and geometric, had been influential to the tiles makers of old. Both of these magnificent plates are representative of this style, with raised lines (cuenca) […]
Braxton Laguna Pottery, Laguna Beach, CA 1927-1968 Small ash tray has been hand formed and has glossy turquoise glazing. A little gem for Brayton collectors! 4″ wide Great condition; signed Qty = 1 $185
Harding Black, San Antonio, TX circa 1940-1990 Shades of purple and green are predominant in the mottled glazing on this vintage ashtray. Artist signed and dated 1962. Harding Black was a skilled ceramist, but his true passion lay in glaze research. He was known as the “Dean of Texas Ceramics.” 8 1/2″ […]
Brayton Laguna Pottery, Laguna Beach, CA 1927-1968 This vintage bowl has a scalloped edge and glossy glazing. We also have one in maroon and a slightly larger one in yellow. 9 1/2″ wide x 3″ tall Great condition; signed Qty = 1 each color $350 green or maroon $395 yellow
Garden City Pottery, San Jose, CA 1902-1979 Thick yellow gloss glaze covers this very collectible and early chowder mug. It has Art Deco styling and slotted lid. These are very hard to find! 4 1/4″ tall Excellent condition Qty = 1 $350
Brayton Laguna Pottery, Laguna Beach, CA 1927-1968 Cartoon-like characters are depicted on this early Brayton Laguna bowl. Look at all the charming details and multiple glaze colors. The characters have dark skin and are dressed handsomely as a dog trails behind them. Some of the details are raised. 5 1/2″ wide x […]
