Sewer Pipe Pottery Vessel Planter with Heart and Inscription Folk Art

Sewer Pipe Pottery Vessel Planter with Heart and Inscription.  A fairly large piece, and one of three known.  Two other examples by the same hand appear in Adamson's Ohio Sewer Pipe Folk art.  All three are dated 1945.  This one to Dorothy, the others hand signed to "Anna" and "Harvey" with same form and size.  A worker making a group for his family?  Or someone commissioned?  Primitive named objects to be sold as Valentines?  Interestingly, this form resembles a torso with a heart in the center.  Likely Ohio origin. Collection Jim Linderman

Sewer Tile Pottery Stoneware Lion Antique Stoneware.

A folky Sewer Tile Reclining Lion.  Large head and mane, short body.  No marks, origin unknown.  Early 20th Century collection Jim Linderman

Brick Clay or Sewer Tile Pottery Folk Art of a Woman on Shards?

Sewer tile or Brick Clay Head of a Woman End of Day Folk Art Pottery Sculpture.  Likely early 20th Century.  The figure appears to have been built up over shards and leftover materials.  Applied curls?  Collection Jim Linderman