Michael Crocker Three Pitchers.

Michael Crocker. Three Gallon Tobacco-Spit Glaze Jug. 2012. Signed and dated. Mint condition. 15”h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $75

Mint condition. 10 inches tall.

Mint condition. 5.5 inches tall.

Billy Ray Hussey, Jerry Brown, Michael & Melvin Crocker. Three Mini Jugs. Signed. Mint condition. Tallest is 8”h. Est. $300-500. Ship; $65

Michael & Melvin Crocker. Grape Decorated Rebecca Pitcher & Vase. 2001. Signed and dated. Mint condition. Tallest is 13"h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $65

Mint condition. 11 inches tall.

Mint condition. 6 inches tall.

Mint condition. 11.5 inches tall.

applied grapes, signed on back, dated 2012 - 17"H

Signed Michael A Crocker Pottery Pitcher. Signed Michael A. Crocker on bottom and measures 6" tall

A grouping of three Michael Frasca (PAFA graduate) earthenware ceramic pitchers with handles. Two signed "Frasca" on bottom. One is illegibly signed. Largest: 19in tall.

Michael Crocker. Five Gallon Rebecca Pitcher. Signed. Mint condition. 25”h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $125

Mint Condition. Signed & Stamped. 7.5 inches tall.

Mint condition. 7 inches tall.

Mint condition. 6.5 inches tall.

Michael Crocker Tobacco Spit Glaze Pottery Pitcher, Georgia Artist, good condition, 8.5''H

Mint condition. 10 inches tall.

Stellar Michael Crocker Rattle Snake Jug in a three gallon jug size. This is another stellar example of Michael work and skill level. The detail in the rattle snake is just second to none. The snake i

(Michael Crocker, Lula, Georgia, B.1956) large storage jar with runny green alkaline glaze, angled ovoid form, incised line at neck, applied lug handles at shoulder, curved neck, tooled rim, 19 in.; o

Michael Crocker. Six Ash Glazed Utilitarian Wares. Signed and dated. 1997-2005. Three are dated. All are mint condition. Tallest is the 4 gallon churn which is 15" h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $150

A Michael Crocker (American, b. 1956) southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug with handle depicting an inset, three dimensional wagon. Incise signed and dated '1994' on bottom.

Unusual Large-Sized Stoneware Pitcher with Cobalt Floral Decoration, probably Midwestern, circa 1830, approximately two-and-a-half to three-gallon pitcher with ovoid body and tooled accents to rim and

Three Glazed Redware Batter Pitchers, American, 19th century, all of squat, ovoid form with sponged manganese decoration and lead-glazed surfaces. The largest includes a glazed redware lid. Medium-siz

Rare Three-Gallon Stoneware Pitcher with Profuse Cobalt Floral Decoration, attributed to John P. Schermerhorn, Richmond, VA, circa 1830, large-sized, ovoid-bodied pitcher with tooled shoulder, canted