New York Canning Crock

New York Canning Crock with bird (mint) circa 1880-1910

Hairlines.

A beautiful New York crock, clearly signed: A. Lobdell & Co. / Ogdensburgh. With floral cobalt decoration. With one very small chip to the underside of one handle, and a scattering of flea bites in th

Heights 7.5 to 12.5 inches.Including a New York crock, small chip to rim, 2 gallon crock, hairline crack down front, a jug and a pitcher.

Early to mid 1800s Mount Morris stamped stoneware 1 gallon crock with decoration - Gold gilt paint remnants throughout. Appears to be an unmarked "N. Clark" New York crock. 1 small hairline on spout a

Antique Stoneware Crock with Blue Flowers together with another Stoneware Jog Troy New York Crock Measuring: 9 x 8 inchesJug Measuring: 14 x 11 inches

The crock is made by W. Smith, of Greenwich New York as marked on the face of the crock. The piece is also decorated by a cobalt blue painted leaf design, 19th century in age without any notable damag

Mid 19th century. Impressed "I.H. Wands, Olean, NY 6". Brushed cobalt floral decoration. Applied handles. Edge flakes. 13.5"h.

Third quarter 19th century. Both impressed "Fort Edward Pottery Co." with similar brushed cobalt birds on branches. Applied handles. Crock has burst potstone. 7.5"h. and jug has crow's foot near lip.

Third quarter 19th century. Impressed "S. Hart, Fulton" with brushed cobalt double birds and "3". Two handles. Repaired rim. 11.75"h.

S. Burger Rochester New York Stoneware Crock, four gallon, having blue flower and two handles, height 11 inches, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford, Connecticut.

11.5"h

Impressed "N. Clark Jr. Globe Works, Athens 2", brushed cobalt date "1843". Applied handles. Hairlines, chips and rim repair. 11"h.

10.25 in H x 10.5in DIA

Ca. 1832-1840. Impressed label "S. Hart Oswego Falls" (James and Samuel Hart), with brushed cobalt "3". Ovoid with applied handles. 12.5"h.

Third quarter 19th century. Impressed "J.C. Waelde, North.Bay" with brushed cobalt "2" and stenciled flower. Applied handles. Hairline under one handle. 9.25"h.

Height 14 inches. Together with a stoneware jug.

Blue Decorated New York Stoneware CrockHaxston & Co, Ft Edward NY. Large 4 gallon example with abundant blue decoration, excellent tone and patina. Minor manufacture flaws. No cracks.11 3/4” diamete

S. Hart, Fulton, New York Stoneware Crock. Ovoid form with cobalt blue brushed "4". 17"h. Condition: Good with minor chips.

Apprx 5 3/8" in diameter and 3" tall

Second half 19th century. Both have applied handles, impressed labels and brushed cobalt flowers. "Geddes, Utica, NY 2", 9.25"h. and "Albany, NY 5", 12.5"h. Chips, faint crow's foot, burst potstone.

6 Cobalt Decorated Crocks And Jugs. 1) David Morgan, New York (City), crock with open handles, impressed and cobalt geometric heart and drape decoration on the front and back. Has a hairline and small

Two antique New York stoneware crocks, including; five gallon Whites Utica crock with unusual footed compote, and floral cobalt decoration, 12.5”H; a four gallon M. Woodruff & Co. Cortland crock

SATTERLEE & MORY FORT EDWARD N.Y. STONEWARE Satterlee and Mory of Fort Edward, New York pottery crock, painteed blue bird to side with salt glaze finish. Size: 12 x 12 x 11.5" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer