COBALT DECORATED SALTGLAZED STONEWARE STIEN

Two One Gallon Cobalt-Decorated Salt-Glazed Stoneware Jugs Troy, New York, circa 1830 and later Comprising an ovoid jug marked I SEYMOUR & CO./TROY, and a straight-sided jug marked W.J. SEYMOUR/TROY F

(1) Gallon jar cobalt decorated with floral motif. 10 inches.

Marked "E & L.P. Norton, Bennington, VT" 1 and a half gallons; together with a tar bucket Large chip to rim. Stoneware: 10-1/2"h x 8-1/2"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of Maggie Cohen, N

(2) Gallon jug boldly decorated with perched bird beneath stylized (2). height 12 1/4 inches.

American, 19th century, large jug with center band and cobalt floral flourish, 16 in.

Including: 2 1/2 quart wide mouth jar with ear handles and a Wisconsin cobalt floral decoration and a strap handled jug with bold cobalt decoration. Height 8 and 11 1/2 inches.

Both marked 4 and decorated with birds. Cracks, chips, surface distress. 10-1/4"h x 12"dia Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Comprising a crock decorated with the Star of David, a crock decorated with a menorah, and a jug decorated with a pine tree. Chips, cracks, losses. Heights from 7"h to 10"h Provenance: Property from t

One decorated with a bird, one with a spout, marked "Evan R. Jones, Pittston, P.A." Chips, cracks, losses. 12-1/4"h x 13"dia. and 10"h x 9-1/2"w x 8"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G.

Both decorated with birds, one inscribed "P.A. & C.W. Underwood, Fort Edward, N.Y." Chips, cracks wear. 8-1/4"h x 9"dia and 11"h x 9"dia Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

One decorated with a flower and one decorated with a bird, marked Fort Edward, NY. Cracks, chips, losses. 7"h x 8-1/2"dia. and 7-1/2"h x 9"dia Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Comprising two crocks made by Fulper & Bros., Flemington. N.J. and two crocks made by Union Pottery, Newark, N.J. J. Zipf Prop. Chips, cracks, losses. Largest: 12-1/2"h x 9"dia Provenance: Property fr

One marked "Hollander, 64 Spruce St. Newark, NJ". Chips, cracks, wear. 8-1/2"h and 11-1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Comprising a crock marked 1868 and two jugs. Cracks, losses, chips, wear. 9"h x 10"dia, 15-1/2"h and 16"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

One marked "C. Romer Groceryman, Bondout, N.Y. 3", and one marked "W.M.E. Warner, West Troy" Chips, cracks, wear. 8-3/4"h x 7-3/4"dia and 10-1/2"h x 11-1/4"dia Provenance: Property from the Estate of

Both marked "P.B. Norton Sons, Worcester, Mass 2" Chips, cracks, wear. 7-1/2"h x 8-1/4"dia. and 9"h x 9-1/2"dia Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

J. R. and A. W. Riggs, Bearsville, West Virginia cobalt decorated salt-glazed stoneware preserving jar, stenciled "J. R. & A. W. Riggs/Dealers In/General Merchandise/Bearsville. W.VA." surrounding a c

Three (3) cobalt decorated salt-glazed stoneware jars. 1st item: Hamilton and Jones, Greensboro, PA one-gallon jar stenciled, HAMILTON & JONES GREENSBORO PA 1, with diamond and scrolling decorations t

Two (2) Virginia cobalt decorated salt-glazed stoneware jars. 1st item: H.J. Miller and Company, Alexandria, VA jar stenciled "H. J. Miller & Co./Wholesale/Dealers in/Queensware, China/Glassware & C./

Two (2) Pennsylvania cobalt decorated salt-glazed stoneware jars. 1st item: Stenciled JAS. HAMILTON & CO. GREENSBORO. PA surrounding a central stylized floral decoration with additional freehand line

Two (2) cobalt decorated salt-glazed stoneware jars, possibly Southwestern Virginia. 1st item: Jar with freehand floral decoration to one side. Unmarked. 14 1/4" H x 8 3/8" W. 2nd item: 1 1/2-gallon j

Two pieces of cobalt decorated salt glazed stoneware - Standish & Wright (Taunton, MA) and N. Clark, Jr. Athen's NY. Both exhibit lengthy tight hairlines, 9" & 11.5" in height.

Six gallon Western Pennsylvania cobalt-decorated salt glazed stoneware jar, R. T. Williams, New Geneva, 19th century, with hand brush and stenciled decoration inscribed "R.T. WILLIAMS / MANUFACTURER /

Three pieces of American cobalt blue-decorated salt glazed stoneware, 19th century, comprising a 1-gallon Maryland cylindrical jar, attributed to Peter Herrmann, Baltimore, decorated with a split stem