Three Early Earthenware Pitchers

Earthenware pitcher or jug in unusual form, with a spout and three side handles but no top handle. Early 19th century. Cruche for olive oil. Made in Cliousclat, Drome. Dimensions: H 10" x Dia. 10" Con

Two in the form of "Hearty Good Fellow", the third Martha Gunn, ca. 1800 Heights from 8-1/2"h to 11"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Three Assorted Earthenware Pitchers having polychrome decoration. Used condition, wear, worn, losses, surface distress, chips Largest appx. overall 14"h x 12"w

Three painted earthenware pitchers, two marked Gien France, and the other with mark "C.R.". [Larger: 10 1/4" H x 9" Diam.]. Some wear to decoration, scuffs to base.

Early glazed earthenware pitcher, New Hampshire, 1940s; Signed Scheier; 6 1/2" x 7" x 5"

Three Roseville Early Carnelian Pitchers in different glaze treatments. Unmarked. Typical use condition. 9" tall.

Three Roseville Early Carnelian Pitchers. Unmarked. Typical use condition, tight hairlines to the rim on 2, chips to base and spout. 9" tall. Updated picture coming soon.

Three Early Staffordshire molded pitchers with figures of hunters with guns, dogs, and one unfortunate stag. Offered together with one 19th C. pink luster transferware pitcher with "Snipe shooting" an

Lot of three early American pattern glass pitchers. All height measurements. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Willow Oak pitcher. 7 inches. 2. Deer and Pine Tree etched p

Group of Three Tall Porcelain Pitchers, early 20th c., one marked Austria; one Limoges, the underside signed Gertrude Mast, Oct. 29, 1910; one Limoges with orange and gilt decoration, Largest- H.- 14

Early earthenware pot, on three (loose) feet, appears Chinese, 17th Century, possibly earlier, diameter is 13.5", height 78.75" (height without feet.

Pewabic PotteryLot of Three Vasesearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwareeach impressed with firm's mark7 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches (largest)Provenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, Massachusetts

Roseville PotteryThree "Pinecone" Piecesearly 20th centuryearthenwarebowl marked "Roseville, 276-9"jardiniere marked "Roseville, 632-7"vase marked with partial paper label7 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches (jardin

Three early Persian pottery vessels. Includes two pitchers with bulbous form and single handle, and a stout pitcher with single handle and long spout. Some surface wear and losses to edges on all. 3 3

Three early 20th century American "Deldare Ware" pitchers by Buffalo Pottery. Transfer design with enamel details. Includes "To Demand my Annual Rent", "This Amazed Me", and "Fallowfield Hunt, Breakin

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.

Three early pieces painted in Limoges style: pitcher with bamboo and butterfly, creamer with swallows, jug with wild flowers, dragonfly, and butterfly, Cincinnati, OH, 1882-1884; All with flame mark,

Roseville PotteryThree-Piece "Snowberry" Tea Setearly 20th centuryearthenwareteapot marked "Roseville / U.S.A. / 1TP"creamer marked "R. / U.S.A. / 1C"sugar marked "R. / U.S.A. / 1S"7 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 10

(lot of 5) French earthenware handled pitchers, late 19th/ early 20th c., of varied size and form, overall intact with some chips and loss commensurate with age, largest: approx 12.5"h, 8"diam; 15.5lb

3 ROOKWOOD POTTERY ART VASES PITCHER EARLY 20TH C Lot of three Rookwood pottery vase and pitchers; production pitcher with dragon form handle, 1927, 8", blue matte glaze pitcher, 1911, 6", and chartre

Rookwood Pottery group of early matte glazed earthenware vases with hand-incised geometric patterns, three: Cincinnati, Ohio 1) shape number 7CZ in deep green, 1903, impressed factory marks 2) shape n

Including a polychrome painted tin glazed earthenware scalloped edge plate with floral painting, 8 1/2" diameter, circa 1760-80; plus 2nd tin lazed earthenware plate with blue floral decoration, 9" di

Three Bellarmine pottery jugs each with incised crests, largest 9"h., together with another earthenware pitcher.

William Percival Jarvis (1849-1925) earthenware pitcher with heavy slip, relief, decoration of three sitting cats, shape number 200 Oyster Bay, New York, circa 1905 luster glazed ceramic impressed fac