STONEWARE EWER ARMOUR & COMPANY, CHICAGO, BROWN TO

Two tone caramel and ecru glazed approximately one quart jug. Labeled Armour & Company Chicago in black over glaze on front. Handle and jug are intact with no chips or cracks, good vintage condition.8

A SMALL CHINESE SONG/YUAN DYNASTY BROWN GLAZED STONEWARE EWER, with dark brown splash decoration, the base unglazed, 3.75in long including spout & 3in high.

(2)Vtg Armour & Co. Chicago Stoneware Jugs - 9'' Tall

(1) Hawthorne, Nathaniel; "Mosses from an Old Manse"; The Henneberry Company, Chicago; no date; [374 pages]; brown cloth covered boards; covers pulling away from binding but still intact; age toning;

3pc Early Chinese Tang Stoneware Ewers 6'' to 7'' Tall. Two brown glazed vessels and one qingbai splash glazed ewer that has been reconstructed. Yuan to Tang dynasty, 7th to 13th century. Private coll

Large pitcher or ewer. Thick stoneware. Dark brown / tan luster tick salt glaze. Applied handle with raised decoration and rosette / medallion ornamentation. Westerwald, Germany, circa 1780-1800. 13"

Four Chinese Glazed Ceramic ItemsFour Chinese glazed ceramic items: black and ribbed vase; dark brown pillow; brown and splash ewer; together with stoneware jar; H: 9 1/4" (tallest)

Three unique glazed stoneware pottery ewers in bright yellow, blue and brown. Tallest one stands 9" H. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at (260) 637-4809 or contact@pakm

Edna Arnow Studio Pottery Sculpture, mid century, Chicago, brown and turquoise glazed pottery, signed Arnow. Together with a two-handled pottery vase with blue and brown glaze, maker's mark on base; u

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware ewer, A Doulton Lambeth stoneware ewer, dated 1875, by Arthur Barlow and Mary Anne Thompson, with incised scrolling in purple, blue and brown glaze, and an impressed ground

30.49 Nice piece with lid Hazel Pure Food Company Chicago Illinois

A large stoneware jug with a glazed brown stop. 2 marked on the side. Dimensions: 8.75"W x 12.75"H Manufacturer: Western Soneware Country of Origin: United States

A large stoneware jug with a glazed brown stop. 3 marked on the side. Dimensions: 9.25"W x 16.25"H Manufacturer: Western Soneware Country of Origin: United States

A large stoneware jug with a glazed brown stop. 5 marked on the side. Western Stoneware Company stamped on the side. Dimensions: 11.5"W x 18"H Manufacturer: Western Soneware Country of Origin: United

A vintage Mid Century ceramic jug by Dorchester Pottery Works, an American stoneware company, 1895-1979. Rounded pitcher with a short neck and strong handle. Dark brown glaze with a scratched cherry d

Southeast Asia, Thailand or Cambodia, Khmer empire, ca. 15th century CE. A beautiful brown-glazed stoneware vase-shaped ewer with twin, diminutive handles created during the reign of the Khmer empire.

Upton, Harriet Taylor, ''History of The Western Reserve'', 3 volume set, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago and New York, 1910, with illustrations, 4to (8 x 10 3/4''), hard bound in dark brown leat

Comprising Red Wing Union Stoneware Company #8, S.D. Mills Colchester, Ill #5 and a partial brown crock stamped #3. 11"h, 13"h and 16"h

Lot of 3 stoneware items. China. Probably Sung period. To include: a brown glazed ewer, a blackware cup, and a Ying Ching funerary urn. Largest: 9.75in.

Glazed stoneware pitcher having pewter lid and thumb rest, the conical body in a cobalt, green and brown Nouveau motif, incised BK and other stylized cobalt mark underfoot, 13"h, 6"diam, 4lbs Start Pr

NON-GLASS HANDMADE, Stoneware. This is likely American Marble and Toy Company. Rare marble. Large brown glazed stoneware or crockery marble. Superb! Akron OH, circa 1900-1910. 1-15/16". Mint (9.9).

Rich brown glaze Hudson's Bay Company scotch whisky flask featuring a relief of Micawber. Micawber is from Dickens' 1850 novel 'David Copperfield'. Includes stoneware stopper. Federal Law Forbids Sale

An English Prattware Pitcher and a Stoneware Coffee Pot 19th Century Height of coffee pot 9 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Collection of Michele Brown, Westport, Connect

New York, 19th C., comprising a brown-glazed and cobalt blue-decorated stoneware pot with eared handled, Clark and Fox, Athens, New York, a leaf-decorated 2 gallon crock marked Burger & Co., Rochester