Pottery

This is a beautiful and practical stoneware casserole dish by Mountain Meadows Pottery (MPM). It sits 8" across and has no chips or cracks. This dish is decorated with etched oak branches and acorns.

c.1886. Samuel Lear "Pond Lily Rope" Pattern Majolica pitcher. Probably Henley England. Numbered on bottom. Excellent condition & colors. 7" tall.

1940's, Walt Disney, Turn-About 4-in-1 Dumbo cookie jar, American Bisque, distributed by Leeds China Company, cold applied paint, Damaged & repaired (as is), Paint is worn off in areas but still can see the colors. Hairline cracked and grazing. One chip

Vintage Persian Ware 2 qt German Teapot, excellent condition. Marked 828 and 525 on bottom.

“Catawba pottery is molded by hand. Rings of clay are stacked on top of each other while they dry. Tall vases have to be shaped and dried in stages so the piece won’t collapse. Then, the potter scrapes the clay.

“Rubbing stones, found in creek bottoms

E.1900's. Harker Pottery Company. Semi Porcelain Plate w/Large Stag. Marked on back. Some minor scratches to finish & minor age crack. 6 7/8" diameter

c.1950, Possibly Soapstone Vase, design is random looks like sand or evening sky. Pink hues. Small chip on bottom edge and 25 etched into bottom. Made be hand made. Overall in nice condition. 7" tall

c.1950, Yellow ware, Watt Cherry Pitcher, #15 embossed on bottom, Very nice colors & condition is great. No chips or cracks. 5.5" high

L.1800's, Yellow Ware Milk Pitcher

c.1945, Wall pocket vase, girls face, Japan, original F.W. Woolworth Label on bottom. very nice condition. 3" Tall

1933, #570-5 Roseville Art Pottery 2-handle Vase, original paper label, Near Mint condition, 5.25" tall

c.1920, A very nice McCoy Pottery pitcher with morning glories over a basket weave design in green. This piece is called Morning Glory. Very Good overall condition, stands 9" tall & weighs 3.4 lbs.