Three German salt glazed stoneware flagons

Late 19th - Early 20th c. Westerwald Embossed Pottery Ewer, with relief molded deer and trailing vines in blue, green and black glazes, 11 1/2" high, 7 1/2" x 7". Removed pewter mounts, drilled base.

Three German Pewter-Mounted Salt-Glazed Stoneware Ewers Height of largest 12 1/2 inches. C Collection from a North Shore Residence Decorated by Stephen Sills

Three salt glazed stoneware pitchers with loosely drawn cobalt and incised designs. One with attached pewter cover and thumb plate. 19th C. Tallest, approx. 14" H.

Including a Three sided stoneware vessel with cap, a salt glazed finger dipped crock, three German stoneware beer bottles in "as is" condition, a "Williams" red ware bottle with no visible flaws and t

18th/19th century, of bulbous form, having applied scrolling foliate decoration, applied C scroll handle, circular foot, 8-1/2 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

TWO PIECES OF GERMAN SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE1) Bartmann jug with an applied bearded man on neck and a floret on waist. Unmarked. Height 8.5”. 2) Jug with pewter cover engraved “EG 1696&#8221

18th and 19th century Comprising a New Jersey open-handle crock, a Crolius Jug missing handle and two others. Provenance: Western Connecticut Collection, Acquired 1955-1995 Condition: Each with some d

A German salt glazed stoneware novelty character stein, modelled as a frog, relief moulded with verses to the leaves, pewter mount and inset lid, impressed 119, 23cm high

ONE IMPRESSED BOSTON, 19TH CENTURY SMALL CHIPS TO SPOUTS, GREATEST HEIGHT 12 INCHES

Three Salt-Glazed Stoneware Vessels, Raeren or Aachen, Germany, late 15th or 16th century, two ovoid mugs and a jug, all with thumbed bases and distinctive pulled handles with ridged edges. Larger mug

TWO PIECES OF GERMAN SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE 1) Jug, probably Westerwald. Incised and with cobalt blue decoration of a repeating shield and wheel pattern. Unmarked. Height 8.25". 2) Souvenir miniature s

Early to mid 19th century German salt glazed Stoneware planter jardiniere. Having a two-part cast of body and base, decorated with a Cobalt Blue on Light Blue glaze ground. Decorated throughout with c

Bellarmine style jug In the form of a drinking man, with a motto across the body reading "Lieben trinken allzuviel....", probably early to mid 20th century, possibly Westerwald. Dimensions: 13.5" H x

Antique German Salt Glazed Stoneware Stein. Featuring a duck motif, with a pewter lid. 14.75 inches in height.

Vintage Salt Glazed German Stoneware Pitcher / Jug. With Imperial Eagle "F" in center and Cobalt decoration. Measures 8" tall. Weight 2 pds 6 oz. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC Private Estate

Western Europe, Germany, near Cologne, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A charming brown glazed vessel known as a German Bellarmine jug, or Bartmann jug, from the German "Bartmann" for "bearded man." The

American. A group of three salt-glazed stoneware crocks with cobalt blue bird decorations; tallest ht. 10, dia. 11.5 in.

American, 19th century. Three salt-glazed stoneware crocks with cobalt decoration, including one by J. Fisher & Co., Lyons, N.Y.; largest dia. 11.25, ht. 11 in. Provenance: Property from the Hermann G

A copper ale warmer of conical form, two copper mugs, other copper and three salt glazed stoneware vessels

Three salt-glazed stoneware crocks by Emanuel Suter (1833-1902) two having "1" (gallon) capacity mark surrounded by broken line oval. One of these with minor small chips to inner rim and base, the oth

Six German salt-glazed stoneware beer steins, all early 20th C., including gray with blue vertical design (5in tall x 3-3/4in diameter); gray with portrait (6in tall x 4in diameter); gray with blue cu

(lot of 4) German salt-glazed stoneware, relief scenes with cobalt blue glaze, including: (1) Albert Jacob Thewalt handled pitcher, no. 42, impressed mark underfoot, approx 11.5"h, (1) Gerz stein, ban

A LATE 16TH CENTURY GERMAN BROWN SALT GLAZE STONEWARE JUG DATED 1598 WITH HINGED PEWTER COVER the bulbous body with differing figurehead panels divided by leaf sprays beneath a panelled shoulder and r

Three pieces of American cobalt blue-decorated salt glazed stoneware, 19th century, comprising a 1-gallon Maryland cylindrical jar, attributed to Peter Herrmann, Baltimore, decorated with a split stem