Description

Frankoma Pottery pitcher and scalloped dish set, mold number 408, finished in a warm sand-and-taupe drip glaze. This Oklahoma-made duo is a quintessential example of mid-century American studio pottery at its most honest and functional. The pitcher features a graceful curved handle and a satisfying heft that Frankoma collectors know and love. Condition shows light use consistent with age.

Royal Doulton Almond Willow cup, saucer, and bread plate trio, pattern D6375, bearing the full Royal Doulton crown backstamp from Dratse and Co. Limited. The delicate green leaf and vine motif on a warm ivory ground is understated English elegance at its finest. All three pieces are crisp and well-matched. A lovely starter or filler set for any Almond Willow enthusiast.

Syracuse China dinner plate, marked Made in USA with the Syracuse China Company backstamp Since 1871. This American restaurant-grade workhorse features a clean ivory glaze and classic concentric ring profile. No chips or cracks visible. A reliable and collectible piece from one of America's most storied commercial china makers.

Dark olive green pedestal compote or planter, unmarked base shows USA 410 2033 impressed marks, with a heavily textured leaf and organic relief design. The rich dripping green glaze and sculptural form suggest mid-century American art pottery origins. There is a visible glaze skip on the exterior. Makes a striking display piece for plants or fruit.

Olive green ribbed oval baking dish and matching ribbed vase or cup, both in a mossy avocado glaze consistent with 1960s-70s American kitchen pottery. The baking dish has a scalloped rim and classic Jello-mold shape beloved by vintage kitchen collectors. The cup features diagonal impressed ribbing and a beaded rim detail. Both pieces are in good used condition.

Handmade folk art bird bowl, decorated with a hand-painted yellow and blue bird on a cream ground with yellow and green banded rim. The unglazed foot ring shows natural terracotta clay body, and the overall style suggests Mexican or Mediterranean folk pottery origins. The interior glaze shows age crazing consistent with genuine vintage character. A charming and expressive little piece.

Frankoma-style or studio art pottery wash set consisting of a round-bellied pitcher and scalloped catch dish, both in a warm beige and tan matte drip glaze. The base of the dish is marked FRANKOMA 408, confirming its Oklahoma studio heritage. The matching set presents beautifully as a decorative vanity or display pair. Light crazing and use marks add to the handmade appeal.

Artisan studio pottery bottle vase with looped handle, two-tone yellow and tan unglazed lower body with a speckled khaki upper glaze. No visible maker marks. The sculptural loop handle at the neck gives it a distinctive and confident studio art silhouette. A unique conversation piece for any shelf or mantle.

English transferware teapot with hinged lid, cream earthenware body decorated with a green pastoral coaching inn scene. The base is marked Made in England. The charming rural scene features horses, figures, and a country inn rendered in classic transferware style. Condition shows some crazing to the base glaze but the body is intact and the lid fits well.

White porcelain Candy Treats canister, cylindrical form decorated with a brown Victorian-style toile scene featuring a seated child among flowering branches with Gothic lettering. The base is marked Made in England. A whimsical and decorative storage piece that would look at home in a vintage kitchen or cottage pantry. No lid present.

Tall speckled ceramic vase with bold botanical print featuring orange, yellow, and brown wildflowers on a white speckled ground with dark rim. The base shows an unglazed speckled stoneware foot ring. The flat-sided form and vivid floral transfer are classic late 1960s to early 1970s design sensibility. A bold and cheerful statement vase.

White and green patterned footed urn or spittoon-style vase, white ground with overlapping dark green floral scallop motif, green banded rim. The piece sits on a stepped pedestal foot. Style and decoration are consistent with mid-century Italian or Portuguese decorative pottery. A bold graphic pattern that pops against any background.

Dark forest green leaf-motif goblet or planter on pedestal foot, richly glazed with deep swirling organic leaf relief. The base shows an unglazed bisque foot with characteristic two-tone glaze drip. No visible maker marks but the style is consistent with McCoy or similar American art pottery traditions. A classic and beloved form that collectors actively seek.

Condition

Please note all items are "as-is where-is"

Measurement

sizes vary 10"H to 4"H

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