Earthenware figure & face jug

Early 20th Century Guatemalan Terracotta earthenware face jug. 8 1/2" Ht..

Chester Hewell. Figure Eight Head Face Jug. c. late 1970s-early 1980s. Traditional Hewell glaze. Mint condition. 11" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $55

Whimsical ugly face jug, double handle, made of stoneware, Southern folk art, man's face with dimensional beard. Signed illegibly on bottom. Excellent condition. Measures 6.5" dia. x 11".

Large face jug, figure with goatee, glazed terra cotta, signed White, 2005, height is 9.5", in good condition.

20th C. comprising, a figural jug signed Alhart Hodge, Vale, NC, and a figure holding a face jug riding a pig signed illegibly and marked Vale, NC.

A Walton Pottery Toby Jug and Another Toby Jug 19th Century both of ordinary form; the Walton example holding a decorated foaming jug, the figure's face exhibiting red splotches of color and darker re

A Copeland Toby Jug with Cover and Another Toby Jug 19th Century each of ordinary form; the first example holding a brown and white foaming jug, the figure's face with scattered orange spots and beari

Bura Asinda-Sikka, southwest Niger, ca. 3rd to 13th centuries CE. This is a large, handsome, hollow rough earthenware pottery figure showing a human face with its hair done in thick cornrow strips and

Billy Ray Hussey (Robbins, NC, b. 1955), Small Face Jug lead glazed earthenware, smiling toothy grin wit glaze runs from the rim and handle, inscribed on the underside "Christmas 1995 BH". 4 1/2 in.

Very rare pottery face jug with black figures. Early. Signed on bottom dated 1997.

Antique English Georgian water jug. Face mask relief figures. Masonic symbols painted in the front. 12" H x 7" W x 5 7/8" D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote:

Antique English Georgian Masonic water jug. Face mask relief figures. Masonic symbols painted below the spout. 13 3/8 in H x 8 1/4 in W x 7 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact for qu

Marie Rogers. Nine Pottery Pieces. Birds, bear, mini face jugs and other figures. Signed. Mint condition. Tallest is 9" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $75

DESCRIPTION: Sarreguemines French majolica face jug or pitcher. Features an earthenware foundation depicting a figural jolly man with glossy crackle glaze finish. Marked: "Sarreguemines" underneath. C

Vintage (empty) English Cider Jug from Cornwall; on the face, this glazed earthenware jug is marked "Creedy Vintage Cider". The reverse shows the original label marked "The Creedy Valley C

Tang Dynasty, Ca. 618-906 AD This mingqi is modelled standing with curvaceous body swayed to the side, wearing a long, loose robe, her delicate hand and sleeve side by side, her full face with a seren

21", red devil face jug holding two miniature devil face jugs.

American, Massachusetts, Early 19th Century, Masque Of An Elf Or Faun With Gothic Molding And Handle, Green Glaze On Earthenware Body, Underside Stamped WJW, Height 6.75 Inches. See Photos For Additio

Small face jug, Crystal King, King's Pottery, Seagrove, North Carolina, figure with mustache, height us 5.25"

A Pre Columbian earthenware figure. The figure in kneeling pose with hands resting on knees. Measures 5.5" high, 4.25" wide, 2.5" deep. CONDITION NOTE: repairs to neck, face and one arm, crack to side

A very early elaboration by the newly minted potter Stacy Lambert. This style of faces with with small figures crawling in, up & around parts of the jug was made a handful of times. And it is uniquely

Rare 2004 Jerry Brown Double Face Jug with just one of the best folky face jugs one could want. The late Jerry Brown of Hamilton Alabama is one of the most important pottery figures of Alabama. His wo

Marvin Bailey (South Carolina), folk pottery figure depicting a man riding a pig and holding three miniature face jugs in his arms, signed on base "Marvin Bailey"; approx. 9 3/4"L, 9 1/4"W, 11 3/4"H;

Eddie Adams 6 inch standing Lion, Otis Norris African American man holding a face jug, Marie Rogers Piggy, Ellen Martin Cardinal and blue birds, and red birds on steps We Can’t Imagine The Glory…