c1940 Van Briggle MIng Blue Fan Vase

This beautiful fan vase is Van Briggle in the 1940s-60s Ming Blue. Marked on the bottom with maker and glazer marks, no artist mark visible. Measures 7.5 wide x 7 tall

A Van Briggle Pottery vase with ming blue glaze and slender shape. Measures 11 1/4" tall. *note - no chips/cracks/repairs

A Van Briggle flower vase with embossed daffodil design along the length. Ming blue glaze, incised makers marks at base, measures 13" tall, 4 3/4" across. *note - no chips/cracks/repairs

Van Briggle turquoise and ming blue Columbine vase 8 1/2"H x 4"Diam.

Estimate: $100 - $125 Description: C. 1940-1960, Van Briggle 4" Ming Blue Tapered Bud Vase #160. Beautiful turquoise glaze with blue over spray. It is marked in mixed case "Van Briggle, Colo

Van Briggle "Angel Vase", ming blue glazed pottery, incised mark underneath: " AA / Van Briggle / Colorado Springs" and marker signed: "Craig A Stevenson," edition No. "28/ 250," includes Certificate

Title: VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY TURQUOISE MING BLUE GREEN ONION BULB VASE Date/Period: aapprox 1920-40's Dimension: approx 4.5 x 3 Material: pottery Additional Information: VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY TURQUOISE MI

Van Briggle pottery Anemone vase Ming blue glaze.

A pair of Art Nouveau Van Briggle vases in turquoise Ming blue glaze. The shorter shows large pointed leaves with the taller featuring a thinner floral stem design. Incised makers marks at base, numbe

An antique Van Briggle pot vase in signature turquoise Ming blue, raised leaf decor around the rim. Incised makers marks at base, measures 4 1/4" tall, 4 1/2" across. *note - marks somewhat faded, no

Van Briggle "Lorelei" Turquoise Pottery Vase. "Ming blue" matte glaze art pottery vase. Van Briggle Pottery Company, Colorado Springs, CO. Measures approx. - 11" high x 4 1/4" diameter.

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile (American, est. 1899) Ming Blue Vase by Clement Marot Hull, 1952-1965 Glazed stoneware 17-3/4 x 7 inches (45.1 x 17.8

Six pieces: Ming Blue Lorelei vase and ewer, Moonglo Deer and Fawn table lamp with original shade, ewer and tri-bud vases, and Honey Gold bud vase, Colorado Springs, CO, 20th c. All with AA mark Lamp

Two Van Briggle pottery vases in turquoise Ming blue glaze. The first is a thin-necked vase with stems sprouting from a leafy base, while the second shows raised swaying leaves in more shaded tone. Ta

An early Van Briggle cabinet vase in turquoise Ming blue glaze, showing an unusual favoring of green tones. Raised floral design work, incised makers marks at base, measures 5 1/2" tall. *note - no ch

Four pieces Ming Blue: creamer, squat vase with leaves, squat vase with butterflies, and candlestick, together with Mulberry table lamp, Colorado Springs, CO, 1930s; All marked; Lamp, to finial: 20" x

9 inch Daffodil Vase in Ming Blue, 10 inch Botanical vase…also in Ming Blue…both pieces marked Van Briggle, Line Item # 228

two conch shell vases and genie lamp tea pot form vase, all Ming blue, one shell has discoloration, the rest are excellent....Van Briggle Art Pottery was at the time of its demise the oldest continuou

The glaze of ming blue dates to the 1920's, the vase is 6.5" diameter and 2.5" tall. There is crazing throughout the vase, no chips or cracks.

Consisting of eight pieces of small vases in ming blue, mulberry, dusty rose and purple glazes. The tallest is the boots at 2.75" tall. There are no nicks, chips or cracks on the pieces. Circa 1950-80

A pair of vases in Ming Blue glaze, embossed with daisy's. Measuring 4" tall and 3" wide, no nicks, chips or cracks. Circa 1940's-60's.

Arts and Crafts pottery pieces (4). Persian Rose matte tulip form pair of candlesticks, 6"h, and a twist vase, 7"h. Ming Blue matte freeform bowl, 3.75"h x 6.75"w x 6.25"d.

bud vase and ewer shapes, 7" to 11 1/2", Ming blue, excellent....Van Briggle Art Pottery was at the time of its demise the oldest continuously operating art pottery in the United States, having been e

Featuring a jar shaped vase in the ming blue glaze, measuring 4.75" tall and 3.5" across. The vase is in excellent condition, no nicks, chips or cracks, autographed by Fred Wills, circa 1980's.