Marianne Talarick & Celena Schoen. Vase & Face Jug Flask.

Marianne Talarick & Celena Schoen. Vase and Face Jug Flask. Glazed ceramics. Excellent condition. 6"h. Proceeds to benefit The Paradise Garden Foundation. Est. $200-300. Ship: $35

Marianne Talarick & Celena Schoen. Vase and Face Jug Flask. Glazed ceramics. Excellent condition. 6" h. Est. $25-35. Ship: $35

face jug wall flask, signed & dated on back

Enamel vase in moon flask shape. Presented with floral patterns and bats on the face of both sides alongside other decorations. Very fine work across the entire vase. Qian Long mark on the base, proba

Lanier Meaders. Rare Jack O'Lantern Devil Face Jug. c. early 1970's. Signed. Two-tone high gloss and frog matt green glaze. White kaolin clay highlighted eyes. Twisted Devil horns. Opening in back for

R. W. Martin and Brothers (British 1873-1914) Double Handled Face Flask, 1901, depicting a grinning character face, the obverse inscribed with a poem regarding a potter, with sterling silver and cork

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers Pottery Double face jug England, 1903salt-glazed stoneware 8.75 h × 7.75 w × 8 l in (22 × 20 × 20 cm) Incised signature and da

Martin Brothers Double-Sided Face Jug 1903. Signed. Invisible professional restoration to handle. 6.75"h x 6.25"w x 6". Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the

Stoneware face jug. Attributed to Abner Dunkin Van Allen, Muskinghum County, Ohio. Last quarter of the 19th century. H 9-5/8" D base 7-5/8" (including chin) D widest 9-3/4" (spout to nose) D widest 9-

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers Pottery Double face jug England, 1911salt-glazed stoneware 5.25 h x 5 dia in (13 x 13 cm) Incised signature and date to underside 'R.W. Martin + Bros.

A wonderful jug by Martin Brothers. The 7” tall stoneware jug with handle and spout, features an expressive face on either side, showing incredible detail in the lines of the face and squinting

Lanier Meaders. Runny-Eyed Face Jug. c. 1960s. Signed. Beautiful consistent ash glaze. Completely melted left eye and partially melted right eye. Very rare example. Mint condition. 8.5" h. Est. $4,000

Small redware face jug with dark green glaze, 19th c., probably Southern.8"h x 6.5"dia

LANIER MEADERSGeorgia, 1917-1998Stoneware face jug with alkaline brown to green glaze. Etched script signature on underside.Height 9.5î. Width at ears 8î. Diameter at base 5.25î.

Martin Brothers (English, active 1873-1914) Double-Sided Face Jug, Martin Brothers, UK, circa 1900 Salt-glazed stonewareIncised to underside: "R. W. Martin + Bros, Southall"(H: 4 3/4, W: 4, D: 4 in.)Q

(i) Chester Hewell American, 1927-2012 Face Jug Signed Chester Hewell Glazed stoneware pitcher Height 11 3/4 inches (ii) Cleater James Jr. and Billie Meaders American, 20th Century Untitled "Two Faced

Martin Brothers (English, active 1873-1914) Double-Sided Face Jug, Martin Brothers, UK, 1902 Salt-glazed stonewareIncised to underside: "5-1902, Martin Bros, London + Southall"(H: 7 1/2, W: 6 1/2, D:

This is the tallest Burlon Craig face jug that we have ever seen. And confirmed that this may indeed be his tallest with multiple sources (by at least 1" in height taller). At 22.75"H x 14"W this is a

Scarce Edwin "Nub" Meaders Scarface Face Jug #3. This is an amazing creation by the late "Nub" Meaders of Cleveland Georgia. The classic face jug with rich cobalt glaze with a heavy red color over the

face jug signed Lenzo dated 2000. height 11.5"

Brown Brothers. Small Early Red Devil Face Jug. c. 1950’s-60’s. Stamped. Mint condition. 8”h. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $45

Lanier Meaders folk art pottery face jug. Dark green/brown glaze. Handle repaired. Signed underside. 8in height.

excellent condition and large at 16". great alkaline glaze fireing! Rare double face jug from his earlier period. see photos for details. If the pottery has deffects we will announce in the listing. A

Lanier Meaders. Crooked Smile Face Jug with Swamp Green Glaze. 1988. Rare signed and dated face jug. Mint condition. 10" h. Est. $1,000-1,500. Ship: $55 Note: We had originally mistakenly placed anoth