J.B. COLES DISH

This JB Cole casserole dish is the very eye-appealing & sought malachite (green) glaze, circa 1950's. This could have been turned by several of family members, is a veriant of 'red eye grave gravy'. U

Sunset Mountain Pottery was a contract art pottery shop for J. B. Cole's Pottery. And the shop was named 'The Treasure Chest' in Asheville, NC. The shop dated from 1929-35. The initial two glaze color

Tall Neck Vase, Attributed Waymon Cole, J.B. Cole Pottery (Montgomery County, NC)Chrome Red glazed earthenware, having an elongated neck, ovoid body, dual angular grooved handles, unmarked. 18 3/4 in.

This mammoth of incredible NC early art pottery, circa 1930, likely was created by Waymon Cole at JB Cole Pottery. The glazing is stunning w/ rainbow of many hues, including the famed malachite. This

Attributed JB Cole Pottery (Steeds, NC) Cookie Jar1930s-40s, earthenware, chrome red glaze, well executed streaky glaze, covered jar with high collar, applied grooved ear handles, not signed. 7 3/4 x

very large floor vase by JB Cole. Chip to rim as seen in photos. Buyer responsible for shipping23"H

very large floor vase by JB Cole. Buyer responsible for shipping20"H

Attributed J.B. Cole Pottery, (Steed's NC), Two Medicine Jars1940s, earthenware with split handles in green and blue glazes, not signed. 8 in. and 5 1/2 in. From the Collection of Quincy and Betty Sca

Attributed J.B. Cole Pottery (Steeds, NC)earthenware, the first is an angular bowl attributed to Waymon (4 1/2 x 10 in.), the second is a malachite glazed vase (7 1/4 in.), and the third is an elixir

JB Cole North Carolina Rebecca Pitcher circa 1940's. A few glaze chips along base edge. 24.5" height at handle.

3 Pieces of NC Pottery by JB Cole - Seagrove, NC. Up to 12 1/4" H

3 pieces 6.25"h,6.5"h, 7"h,

made for Williamsburg Pottery by JB Cole, 6"

Nell Cole Graves of J.B. Coles Pottery. Set of 5 White and Green Trimmed Glazed Pottery Pieces. 1993. Signed and dated. Also notated that the potter was 84 years old when she made these. Coffee mugs h

one signed PS - made at JB COLES shop. signed on bottom large one measures approx. 3"x4"

20th century, Seagrove, North Carolina, and Bybee, Kentucky, six pieces from North Carolina, four with Jugtown mark, one J.B. Cole Pottery, one attributed Seagrove, 8-1/4 to 2-1/2; two Bybee, one stam

Aladdin Teapot, Waymon Cole (1905-1987, Montgomery County, NC)trademark form for Waymon at J.B. Cole Pottery, white glazed earthenware with random blue splashes, underside marked "WC / 85". 4 x 9 1/2

Jacon B. Cole (Montgomery County, NC, 1869-1943)after 1922, earthenware chamberstick, rare impressed stamp "JB COLE / Steeds NC" on the underside. 4 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. From the Estate of the late Earl an

chrome red vase signed Vancleve Pottery made on contract by JB Cole Pottery. height 6.5"

American malachite drip glaze pottery floor urn, 20th c., poss. JB Cole (North Carolina), unsigned, 20.5"h x 15"w Provenance: Property removed from 1240 Park Avenue, NYC

Attributed to J.B. Cole of North Carolina. Exterior in light matte turquoise glaze. Interior with matching color having clear glaze adding glossy finish. With single central handle. Having single drip

6.5 inch spatter glaze bowl, stamped for Ben Owen with initials CA, Ben Owen III 5 inch vase in turquoise glaze, dated1997, JB Cole Rebekah jug in gloss green, 7.5 inch Rebekah jug by Teague in blue,

One dark blue jar with nice striations on the body, likely J.B. Cole. Some minor chips along rim. One red-mottled glaze with pinched handles, likely A.R. Cole. Dark blue jar, 5 1/4" H. x 6 1/2" W., an

Virginia Shelton (1923-1991) Potter at JB Cole Pottery and Shelton Pottery. Daughter of Bascom King and sister of EJ King. Granddaughter of JB Cole. larger one measures 1.75"