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Circa 1892 to 1905. Measures 6 " high by 7 " diameter. Superb undamaged condition. Marked " 21 011 " 3 & " PP . Rich iridized metallic greenish finish. Museum quality. … Circa 1892 to 1905. Measures 6 " high by 7 " diameter. Superb undamaged condition. Marked " 21 011 " 3 & " PP . Rich iridized metallic greenish finish. Museum quality. The Heliosine factory was known for executing superb masterpieces of Art Nouveau and Secessionist pottery wares for many high end retailers and wholesalers. Items in this art form are quite rare and still well undiscovered by many decorative arts collectors. Production of this material ended by the start of World War 1 . Mint condition pieces are truly rare as a large majority were damaged during the war years. This bowl vase must have given inspiration to the American pottery houses such as Grueby & Teco. A masterpiece from the Art Nouveau era. Rare. Price: $759.00 CDN

A superb droopy glazed bowl of oranges and greens. Greek design with the upper rim lines. Shows signs of usage but still in excellent undamgaed condition. Bowl has some inside crazing. Looks … A superb droopy glazed bowl of oranges and greens. Greek design with the upper rim lines. Shows signs of usage but still in excellent undamgaed condition. Bowl has some inside crazing. Looks like Christopher Dresser / Lindthorpe Pottery, but is unmarked. Age unknown. Stands 4 " inches high and is 7 " inches in diameter. Kiln marks showing on the bottom. Probably English made. Price: $72.99 USD

Measures 5 " diameter by 3 " high. Impressed marking " Graeme Storm " . Circa 1960 - 1964. G. Storm is world famous and did most of his best works in … Measures 5 " diameter by 3 " high. Impressed marking " Graeme Storm " . Circa 1960 - 1964. G. Storm is world famous and did most of his best works in New Zealand. He studied and worked alongside greats such as Leach, Kawal and Hamada. Recognised by the Victoria and Albert Museum in the 1970's when he exhibited there. Pieces are now found in worldwide museums with some in the British Royal Collection. His favorite colours were that of Peacock blue. Storm's father was from Finland, which allowed him many visits back to Scandinavia, which enabled him to learn modernist designs at an early age, as well as allowing him to refine his glazing techniques. All his works are now valuable. Price: $265.00 USD

Pottery stoneware vase measuring 9 " h by 5" by 3 " . Superb condition with no damage. Circa 1952. Distinctive mid-century design from Scandinavia. Pottery stoneware vase measuring 9 " h by 5" by 3 " . Superb condition with no damage. Circa 1952. Distinctive mid-century design from Scandinavia. Price: $185.00 USD

Circa 1910's. Matte glaze. Measures 5 1/2 " high by 4 1/2 " wide by 2 1/4 " thick . No discernible markings but something might be legible within the base glaze … Circa 1910's. Matte glaze. Measures 5 1/2 " high by 4 1/2 " wide by 2 1/4 " thick . No discernible markings but something might be legible within the base glaze on the bottom. Notice that there are 2 large flakes in the base as this piece probably got stuck in the kiln. The base is machined flat as with most better American pottery makers . Will fit into a set of Grueby, Newcombe or other American collection. A nice period entry level item. Price: $85.00 USD

Stands 5.75 " high, is 2" across the top and 3.5 " at the bulge. Matte charcoal glaze. Undamaged. Marked with the number " II " in Roman Numerals. Possibly Danish or … Stands 5.75 " high, is 2" across the top and 3.5 " at the bulge. Matte charcoal glaze. Undamaged. Marked with the number " II " in Roman Numerals. Possibly Danish or Japanese. Requires further research. Well executed and of excellent value. Price: $95.00 USD

Measures 6 1/2 " high, 1/1 2' Diameter at the top and 2 " at the base, 4 1/2 " wide at the widest section. Near mint condition with no damage, light … Measures 6 1/2 " high, 1/1 2' Diameter at the top and 2 " at the base, 4 1/2 " wide at the widest section. Near mint condition with no damage, light crazing present. Monogram impression on the bottom with model number " 4071 ". Looks something like Rorstrand or something from Denmark. Very well made with excellent execution, colour and controls. If you have information on this mark , please pass it along as well as with pricing market data if avaiable. that would be much appreciated. I have emailed a few colleagues on this one but they have yet to get back to me. Circa late 1950's to early 1960's. Price: $225.00 USD