Two Manganese Redware Vessels. A small jug with app

Two American redware pottery vases / jugs with spotty brown and red manganese glaze. Larger: 10" H x 8.5" diameter. Scattered minor flakes and small chips.

Two New England Glazed Redware Jugs, 19th century, an ovoid jug with fine streaked lead-and-manganese glaze, Bristol County, MA origin; paired with a small, narrow-bodied jug with lead glaze over a mo

Two Ovoid Manganese Glazed Redware Jugs. Both with applied strap handles. 7" and 10"h. Condition: Good with chips and wear.

Including two small redware vessels, folk art painted compass, brass candlestick, brass nut cracker, small carved American Indian head, plus. From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman

Group (5) Ancient Near Eastern pottery vessels, Includes two small jugs, two large cups and a two-handled ewer, 5"h x 4"dia (smallest), 7"h x 6"dia (largest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Profes

Small redware jug with manganese decoration. New England, circa 1820. Condition: Excellent condition with minimal imperfections. H 5-3/4" W 4-3/8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https:

19th C., Continental One jug with triple loop handles, one bucket form with applied medallions and floral decoration. Tallest 13"h

Two Glazed Redware Vessels, America, 19th century. Wheel-thrown red earthenware jar with black glaze and tinned sheet iron lid, and jug with iridescent glaze and rouletted decoration, jug, 22cm wide,

Two manganese glazed redware jars, now mounted as table lamps, 19th century, together with a small modern slip decorated glazed redware dish, heights of lamps including electrical fittings 25in and 27

Group of two Pennsylvania Redware vessels, comprised of one flower pot and one harvest jug with a serpent handle. Dimensions: Pitcher; height: 8 in x width: 5 in. Open Vase; height: 5 in x width: 5 1/

Group of (8) small glazed redware vessels, to include: (7) jugs of ovoid form, with handles; and an American pinched jug, of ovoid form, pinched on three sides, with green and orange mottled glaze, la

Two good small redware jars with manganese decoration. New England, mid-19th century. H 4-1/4" Dia. bottom 2-7/8" and H 5-1/4" Dia. bottom 3-5/8" Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://

Three early 19th c jugs, including small reddish glaze redware jug with brown manganese glaze (chip), reddish glaze stoneware jug (small chips on rim), and an Albany glaze redware jug (glaze flaking),

possibly Pre-Colombian, small handled jug; conical vessel with black slip; two small standing figures; large seated figure, 9-3/4 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Greenville, North Carolina

An assembled group of redware and stoneware, 19th-20th century, comprising a mottled redware food mold, manganese glazed stoneware still bank, small redware jug and a small stoneware barrel form lidde

8pc Pre Columbian Miniature Vessels & Bowls. Sizes range from 1.75'' to 5''. Includes tripod vessels, jugs, and small bowls. Redware and blackware ceramics mostly Chimay or Nicoya, Costa Rica. Excelle

Two Damaged Ceramic Vessels. Includes a Delftware apothecary jar and a small, handled jug, ca. 1650, from a Susquehannock village site.

Two Log Cabin Pottery Vessels (1927-1932 Guilford County)earthenware, a small cream jug (4 in.) (scattered glaze flakes); a low vase (5 1/4 in.) (one or two small flakes) both with mark to the undersi

American, 19th-20th century. A stoneware handled jug, a handled redware vessel, marked illegibly, a small stoneware pitcher and a redware bowl; largest ht. 11.5, dia. 5.5 in. Provenance: Property from

Two 19th Century Manganese Glazed Redware Preserve Jars. 4" and 4-1/2"h. Condition: Very good, smaller jar has a small chip on underside of base.

small early 19th c manganese glazed ovoid redware jug, ht 5 3/4", minor glaze flakes commensurate with age & use

LARGE BLUE GLAZED POTTERY VESSEL W/ TWO SMALL PROTRUSIONS BY THE CLAY CELLAR BY CLARA HOROWITZ, MONTCLAIRE NJ APP. 8 IN DIAMTER, 9 1/4 IN H

Three Small-Sized Glazed Redware Pitchers, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1840, two decorated with manganese daubs, Norwalk, CT or Huntington, Long Island, NY origin, together with smaller, manganese

Ben Owen (American, 1904-?) for Jugtown Pottery, North Carolina, USA. Group of two art pottery hand thrown vessels glazed and thrown by Ben Owen, ca. 1960s, including one small handled jug, marked &qu