Rare and popular, the Hillside pots are often copied but never matched. Hillside pots exemplify the golden age of California pottery, 1929-1935. They were all made from a specific blend of ground granite and other varieties of stone creating a very distinctive looking and durable cement that allowed their craftsmen to create a great variety of ...
Really beautiful and distinctive garden pot. $450. We ship using UPS and Priority Mail, but for larger pieces we employ two freight companies we have found to be careful, cost effective and timely in delivery. We also ship worldwide, and for those transactions we require wire transfers. Please feel free to enquire about shipping costs at 323-953-8330 ...
These four garden pots are a treat for the eye and clamor to be put back to work in the garden. Some nicks and chips: these have seen use and are ready and able for more. One jardiniere at 9.5" x 8", two at 8.5" x 7" and one at 7" x 6". Call for pricing. We ship ...
A wonderful hand thrown California redware hanging water jug. This 1920s water jug would have hung in an olive orchard. Call for pricing. We ship using UPS and Priority Mail, but for larger pieces we employ two freight companies we have found to be careful, cost effective and timely in delivery. We also ship worldwide, and for ...
A great Redware squat pot: Possibly a Pacific pot. We'll call it California Redware until we know for sure. Call for pricing. We ship using UPS and Priority Mail, but for larger pieces we employ two freight companies we have found to be careful, cost effective and timely in delivery. We also ship worldwide, and for those ...
At 19.5" high and 17" at their widest (at the handles), these handsome glazed terra cotta urns were ordered by the architect Julia Morgan for the fabled Hearst Castle at San Simeon. Why they are not still there is the substance of the tale that follows. It seems that Hearst's eldest son's third wife, the ...
Another great Bauer stump pot in terra cotta. Pot measures 6 x 8. Call for pricing. Bauer Pottery, or J.A. Bauer Pottery (to use its proper name), was an American pottery founded in Paducah, Kentucky, that flourished for most of its life in Los Angeles, California. In 1885, J. A. Bauer bought out Frank Parham’s Paducah Pottery in Paducah, Kentucky, a pottery whose main products ...
Bauer 11 x 11 Stump Pot with Original green Paint. Call for pricing. Bauer Pottery, or J.A. Bauer Pottery (to use its proper name), was an American pottery founded in Paducah, Kentucky, that flourished for most of its life in Los Angeles, California. In 1885, J. A. Bauer bought out Frank Parham’s Paducah Pottery in Paducah, Kentucky, a pottery whose main products were brown-glazed, hand-thrown ...
Gladding McBean Bacchus Jardiniere in a beautiful eggplant. $1700.
Absolutely beautiful Italian Terra Cotta Garden Pot. Three wonderful animal characters adorn the sides of this pot; A lion, A Swan, and frog. Call for pricing. We ship using UPS and Priority Mail, but for larger pieces we employ two freight companies we have found to be careful, cost effective and timely in delivery. We also ship ...
Very unusual hand formed Italian Terra Cotta Jardinieres. Priced separately.
Bauer Good Luck Pot. Call for pricing
Very rare pair of Bauer Lion pots in the rare Delph Blue glaze. This pair has been together since the 1930's. Are From the original Pasadena Estate. Minor edge nicks. Hairlines to sides and from the punched center.. Solid and display very well. 13 x 16.. Nice size.. Circa 1930. $1750.00
Rare Bauer # 4 Pot in Blue, with a beautiful Italian form. Call for pricing
Bauer Bisque Oil Jar 22' X 17". Call for pricing
Bauer eight cup 9" strawberry pot in a RARE orange glaze, in near perfect condition. Price on request.