Early Texas Alkaline Glaze Stoneware Butter Churn

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas) 3 gallon butter churn, glazed ceramic, size: 13 x 8" dia. Provenance: The estate of artist Finis Collins, San Antonio, Texas Meyer Pottery is an iconic name in early

Circa 1880, likely Sand Mountain Alabama origin. The jar has a rich well-fried alkaline glaze with strap handle at one side on a slightly ovoid body. The piece has several very tight early hairlines f

Wilson Pottery, 3rd Site, Early Texas Stoneware Churn, 10" tall Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection

Antique Burger & Lang Rochester NY - 3 Gallon Blue Laurel Leaf Salt Glaze Stoneware Butter Churn. This John Burger Butter Churn is in Good or much better condition as pictured. It measures 13 1/2" tal

Wonderful patina. Measures 16" tall x 8.75" wide. No visible markings. Missing the lid and plunger. A few small chips as shown.

North Carolina Stoneware Churn / Jar. Dark brown alkaline glaze, incised "3" gallon capacity mark. Graceful ovoid form with arched lug handles and delicate slightly flared rim. Probably Catawba Valley

Edgefield, SC, circa 1870. stamped "WF Hahn Trenton SC". with fine runny alkaline glaze. high well formed handles on cylindrical body. H13 3/4"Note: Rim has restoration. Private Collection of Ronny &

Alkaline Glaze Churn, Hand signed in ink on bottom dated 1960 18"H

Alabama origin, 19th century. having distinctive three-handle configuration with excellent alkaline glaze. on cylindrical form. H17 1/8"

Mid 20th century, Georgia. Having an excellent runny alkaline glaze with a tab and strap handle configuration. The piece also has a brick from the Meaders family kiln stuck to one side. Good condition

(1) 13.5" THREE GALLON BUTTER CHURN BY BERGER & LANG - (1) 15" TWO GALLON JUG MARKED LYON - BOTH HAVE BLUE FABRIC SHADES - NEITHER ONE HAS BEEN DRILLED

20th century, Georgia. signed and dated 1982 at base. having exceptional alkaline glaze H15 1/8" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley, SC.

speckled olive green alkaline glaze with bluish white rutile runs around shoulder and neck of jar, small applied lug handles, ring at shoulder below flared rim, stamped "3" under and next to one handl

FOUR GALLON WITH BROWN GLAZE. WOODEN STOMPER PRESENT Dimensions 15" X 8" PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING – PICKUP FOR THIS AUCTION WILL NOT BE UNTIL THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 25TH. PICK-UP WILL BE FROM 9:0

A pair of antique stoneware butter churns. Each piece features a dark brown glaze and has an accompanying wooden pole. Condition: Wear consistent with age and history, including chips to each. Dimensi

Southern stoneware churn with one lug handle and one strap handle, mottled brown alkaline glaze with cobalt band, incised capacity mark "6" below lug handle; attributed to Joseph D. "Jug" Johnson, Lan

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), early Texas stoneware jug, Leon slip glaze height 9 in. x 5 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection In 1885, German immigrants

Two pieces southern stoneware; White County, Georgia: 1. Small stoneware table churn with one strap and one lug handle, two incised lines at shoulder, brown alkaline glaze, one side signed "Reggie Mea

1830s White Co. Ga Double Handle Sorghum Jug. This is early example of fine White County stoneware with this jug. Early light alkaline glaze and the strap handles with squared mouth. The jug has three

Stoneware Red Wing butter churn, 4 gal salt glaze Leaf w/lid & dasher, faint hairline on back & chip on base, VG+ overall cond, 16.5"H.

Fine Boggs Family Alabama Six Gallon Churn. Circa 1880-90's. This is a fantastic example of southern stoneware with this churn that has a stellar rich green alkaline glaze with nice iron pops in the c

4 Gallon Stoneware A.P. Donaghho Butter Churn, Parkersburg W. Virginia, dates from the second half of the 1800's and is in excellent condition. It features a stencil in cobalt blue with the maker's ma

CATAWBA VALLEY, NORTH CAROLINA STONEWARE CHURN, alkaline-glazed, incised "4" gallon capacity mark, deep galleried rim with inner edge for lid, slightly arched handles. Late 19th/early 20th century. 17

Circa 1850, Edgefield District of South Carolina, attributed to the B.F. Landrum pottery operation. Nicely formed jar having a rich deep alkaline glaze with well placed handles on cylinder body. Good