Fine Shelby Co. Alabama 3gal Syrup Jug

Fine Shelby Co. Alabama 3gal Syrup Jug. What a outstanding example of Alabama alkaline glazed pottery. This syrup jug is just outstanding with great form and a rich lime glaze with small quartz in the

Fine Rye Shop three gallon Jug Alabama from the Hamilton area of Alabama. This is one of the longest running pottery shop from Alabama and the Rye family is known for some beautiful alkaline glazed po

Fine Alabama, Shelby County, Sterrett Quart Size Jug slave made that has a great lime glaze and is one of most sought after jugs in this smaller size under one gallon. The jug is a collector grade exa

Fine Boggs Randolph Co. Ala 5gal Syrup Jug with a wide mouth and has the classic glaze from the Boggs family. The jug is a fresh example that shows outstanding with the double handles and a frog skin

Fine Thomas Davies Edgefield SC 3gal Jug circa 1860s. This is a glassy clear rich earthy olivine glaze with a single handle vessel. The piece is is unsigned and slave made and shows a flat top rim wit

Fine Five Gallon D.E. Sumerford Bexar, Alabama Jug with cobalt strips and stamp. The jug is in great condition and has a light Bristol body glaze. 1890-1900 time period. D.E. Sumerford also worked in

Fine Alabama 1gal Lime Glazed Buggy Jug This is a great example of a one gallon buggy jug from Alabama. The jug has the classic shape and form with a great lime glaze. The jug has a A scratched into t

Scarce H. Howard Mobile Half Gallon Buggy Jug This is another fine slip glazed buggy jug from Alabama and stamped H. Howard and is in near mint condition with one glaze flea bite on the lip. No repair

Rare Script Signed "Fine Whiskey Birmingham, Alabama" One gallon jug. This is a scarce example of period Whiskey jug from Alabama and has light lime glaze. These are very scarce examples and the first

Fine Alabama 1/2 Gallon Jug with a rich alkaline glaze and this is from the Randolph County Area that has a flat top mouth with handle connecting to the mouth. Fine example and sought after size. Cond

Fine Alabama one gallon jug with a rich earth brown alkaline glaze. The jug has a unusual high wall rim-lip treatment, which has been see in Alabama before. The jug has a strong thumbprint in lower te

Fine Master Southern Potter Shelby West Two Gallon Alkaline Glazed Jug, with a SW stamp on handle and is outstanding in all aspects. Mint condition standing 13 1/4" Tall

Fine Texas, Duncan Shop Stoneware Three Gallon Jar 1860's. One of the great potters of the South. Family trained in Edgefield South Carolina and migrated to Alabama then onward to middle Texas. This j

Stunning Elijah McPherson (1809SC- 1858AL) Randolph County Alabama Two Gallon Jug with a glaze, well it speaks for itself. This jug could very well be slave made, as Elijah owned six slaves in 1850's

Rockford Silver Co Syrup Jug, Model 1306, Quadruple Silver Plated, featuring animals, cherubs, and grape vines with dragonfly and fish banding, and hinged lid, marked on bottom "Quadruple Rockford Sil

Appears to have a repaired handle, otherwise no chips or cracks And is in great condition and displays very well! 15 1/2 IN; tall.

Circa 1840/50'S BANGOR STONE WARE CO TWO GALLON SYRUP JUG 12.75" TALL BANGOR, MAINE in Fair/Good Condition as Pictured. (CHIP PICTURED AT THE SPOUT AREA).(ONE TIME A LAMP?) $25.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Fine Stone, Buncombe Co. NC 3gal Jar. Circa 1870s. This is a great ovoid jar with two lug handles and a rich deep brown earthy hughes that has a light brown streak of glaze coming under the lug handle

Jackson Columbus Becham. (Crawford Co. Georgia) Pear-Shaped Syrup Jug. c. 1862-1928. Stamped on handle. Dark ash glaze on hand-dug clay. Excellent condition. 15"h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $85

Fine One-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Incised Floral Decoration, Stamped "I. SEYMOUR & CO. / TROY", New York State origin, circa 1823-1828, ovoid jug with semi-rounded spout, decorated with an elaborate,

Fine Early 1840s Washington Co. Monkey/Harvest Jug in Half Gallon size. This important example has the highly sought after Monkey or Harvest Field Jug and is early 1840s and is in gem mint ten conditi

Fine W.R. Addington Jackson Co. Georgia 2gal Jug with a amazing salt glaze. This jug has classic Addington form and great kiln drips which puts this in a late Addington years and this is just outstand

Fine 1840s Washington Co. Georgia 1gal Jug. This is a outstanding one gallon jug with earthy rich brown tones with heavy alkaline glaze on one side to a lighter glaze on the other side of the jug. The

Fine Crawford Co. "JM" Jack Merritt (1859-1935) two gallon jug with a amazing modified lime glaze that is just amazing. This is one of two from the same collection of JM signed jugs out of Athens area