Antique 19th C Brown Glazed Pitcher France

Antique 19th Century Brown Glazed Pitcher with Round Rim, Made in France, Is marked illegibly - Rope formed handle. 8.5 H x 6.25 W x 4.5 D $12 flat fee boxing, packing, insurance, tracking and shippin

French terracotta figure of cupid, 19th c., France, brown glazed earthenware simulating wood, the winged infant standing beside a tree trunk, mounted on bronze stand cast decorated with trumpets, no s

Large 19th C Antique Salt Glazed Stoneware Pitcher. 13.5 inches H x 9 W.

Large antique faux bois terracotta planter, 19th/20th c., brown glazed earthenware, possibly 'end of day' sewer tile work, naturalistically modeled as a tree stump, the branches with openings for plan

(1) 19th C. French Provencal cider pitchers. Hard cider was produced by the region of the Var, a trail from Marseille into the Dauphine. With pinched spouts. Dimensions: (Larger) H 8.25" x W 8.25" x D

Large Brown Glazed Stoneware Pitcher, late 19th c. - early 20th c., high-shoulder ovoid shape with raised ridge around top lip, 12 3/4" high, 9 3/4" x 8". Base edge chips, otherwise good condition.

An antique late 19th-century salt-glazed stoneware pitcher. The piece has cobalt-painted applied decor representing roses and King Gambrinus, a legendary hero and icon of beer and brewing. Presumably

Antique 19thC. Stoneware Wells & Hallenbeck Jar & Lid. Antique stoneware bottle, glazed brown with ornate leaf decorated painted black lid or topper, marked "WELLS & HALLENBECK."  The dimens

English, 19th/ 20th C. 6 1/2"h & 9 1/2"h

Near pair antique Chinese pottery garden seats, 19th c. or earlier, mottled brown and black glazed earthenware, of barrel form with studded banding and animal form ring handles, unmarked, 21.25"h x 16

A early stoneware pottery decorated pitcher. Nice blue decoration. [ looks like blue initials on collar] Very nice with old repair on back rim by handle. 11 inch

Group (4) pieces Italian majolica, 19th and 20th c., Italy, blue, brown and green glazed earthenware, including a large pitcher decorated with a rondel of a nobleman and geometric bands, 10"h, a small

Pair of antique Asian glazed pottery Parrot form roof tiles. Hues of green and brown. Hand formed and glazed. Antique circa 19th century, China. Loss to glaze and some chipping consistent with age and

19TH C. STONEWARE PITCHER With flower and leaves, brown glazed interior, small chip near handle, 11" h.

American and European, 19th-20th century. Four part mold 2"h. 8.5"l., machine tooled pitcher "Made in France", 9"h. and brown glazed pitcher, 11"h. Some chips.

Beautiful 19th century bronze sculpture of woman holding cornucopias with coins being pulled by a young cupid, by Aug moreau, (Medaille d'Or) , France, signed â€Å“L'AMOUR ENCHAINANT LA FORT

19th century. Group of six charming glazed and formed fish pitchers. One having a crack at its foot otherwise slight crazing to several all in nice overall condition. Tallest: H11 1/8"

(2) Provencal pitchers with pinched spouts. Produced in a small area from Marseille up into the Var, in Provence. They were used for hard cider. One Pitcher, turn of 19th C., is a half-glazed vessel

Antique 19th C English Transferware Collection. Including hard to find green and brown examples along with German spice canisters. Small pitcher marked Spode Italian and measures 2.75 inches in height

Ca. mid 19thC. Well used condition as shown with surface glaze nicks, pops, and losses. However, no cracks or major chips. Rare large, tall and wide urn pair with drippy multi-color glaze.

DESCRIPTION: An antique large chinese brown color glazed pottery vase jug. This hand crafted jug has been designed as a fluid vessel with narrow neck and two ear loop handles. CIRCA: 19th Century (or

English 19th century glazed majolica pitcher in the form of a fish. Unmarked. H: 10 3/4 inches. Shipping weight: 2 lbs Condition: Minor kiln crack to the base.

Of ovoid form, the rim and neck surrounded by tooled banding, applied ribbed strap handle, the orange clay covered down to the unglazed foot in dark brown glaze. Height 8 1/2 inches.

Three salt glazed stoneware pitchers with loosely drawn cobalt and incised designs. One with attached pewter cover and thumb plate. 19th C. Tallest, approx. 14" H.