Piedmont North Carolina Salt Glaze Jug ca 1860

salt glaze, possibly Alamance County or Randolph County. Nice shape. 12"

14" outstanding a rare pair of jugs from Randolph or Chatam County North Carolina. An identical pair. Ca. 1840-1860

Alamance County Pitcher, ca. 1860 not signed. 14"

nice size most likely Craven School ca. 1870. not signed. 7.5"

not signed. Craven family. Nice glaze. Ca. 1860. 11"

16" salt glaze churn, nice drip, marked 2 gallon under handle not signed. Ca. 1860

16.5" a more rare example in this wide mouth syrup jug style, ca. 1880. this is possibly a dark Albany slip glaze which points towards the western part of the state of North Carolina. 19" - a gallon m

4.5" miniature jug, att. To the fox family ca. 1860. damage as seen in photo

Last half of the 19th century. The group includes two storage jars and one jug. The jug is likely Piedmont, North Carolina having a nice form with salt glaze. The two storage jars are likely Catawba V

6.5" items are estate condition, they have been collected over the last 40 years and are now coming out to be sold again. See photos for details.

rare redware jug from North Carolina missing handle. Possibly Salem and or Guilford County North Carolina. 8"

17" coggle wheel marked 2 gallon ca. 1850

9" ca. 1850 from the craven school Randolph County North Carolina

Group of four (4) North Carolina stoneware pottery items including including one (1) large salt glaze jug with flared rim, incised "3" to the upper shoulder denoting capacity and pulled handles (13 1/

10.5" ca. 1790 - 1820 redware jug from a piedmont north Carolina estate. Fresh to the market example of North Carolina redware. Possibly Guilford or Alamance County. Found in a Guilford County old hom

ca. 1860 att. to Craven School. Randolph County, NC. 4"

north carolina pottery. Signed on bottom and dated 2006. 10"

(Chatham County, North Carolina, 1826-1909) green, brown, and red salt glaze over ovoid jug form, stamped "1" and "H. Fox" at shoulder, straight neck, tooled spout, applied strap handle, 7-1/2 in. Pro

Half gallon Cagle Road Pottery Seagrove NC, circa 2000, this is a great example out of Moore county North Carolina with a salt glaze and a fine applied rooster with great detail. Mint condition, signe

19th century, likely Middle Tennessee or Piedmont North Carolina. The small jug is inscribed, “Have Some Liquorâ€. Small nick to the right hand side of the handle, otherwise good condition. H

(Randolph County, North Carolina, 1810-1893) circa 1850s, salt glaze, bulbous form, coggle wheel decoration between two large applied strap handles at shoulder, "E.S. CRAVEN" stamp to both sides of ja

Marked J C 1 along shoulder with applied handle. Major rim chips and heavy wear into sides of the jug. Clemer was a pre 1860 North Carolina pottery and very few examples of his work exist today in any

by J.D. Craven, circa 1870, Randolph County, North Carolina. The nicely formed piece has a salt glaze with excellent squatty form with a nice tall spout with ribbon handle in good condition. The body

ca. 1900 pre jug town. Damage to top of head. Not signed. Outstanding early transitional pottery item. 4"