Two redware jars, one black the other brown - chip

Four Stoneware and Redware Jars including two canning one having barrel form and 2 handled jugs. Used condition, wear, worn, chips, cracks. Tallest 6 1/2" tall

Two Prehistoric Pottery Vessels Diameter of largest 7 5/8 inches one a black on white bowl and the other a corrugated redware jar Property from an Estate, Paradise Valley, AZ

Mid 19th century. Apple butter jars with brushed manganese accents. One has an applied strap handle. Glaze flake. 5.75"h. And plain. Chips and hairlines. 5.5"h.

Two 19th Century Glazed Redware Storage Jars. Bulbous form with square rims. One has Sotheby's Park Bernet label. 5" and 6"h. Condition: Good with flake chips on underside base.

Two Britains cows, one brown and white, one black and white. 2 pieces. Brown good, 2 paint chips left side, Black very good, minor paint loss. No box.

Consisting Of One Small Bowl Marked Peoria Pottery, Has Chips On Rim, One Unmarked Small Brown Bowl, And Two Other Small Bowls With No Markings, Also One Brown Canning Jar With No Lid Measures 7-1/2",

19th century; each of baluster form, with black manganese splotches on red/ brown ground, flanked by two handles; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 11, 10 1/4, 8 3/4, and 9

Late 19th century, one is black pottery with high fire black glaze with gilt decoration, unmarked, 5-1/4"T x 7"L x 3-1/4"W having small chips along the base edge. Brown cow with spatter glaze and

Larger jug measures approx. 10 1/2"h.. It has a black and brown salt glaze and is free of chips and cracks. The second has a brown glaze and a hairline crack on one side.

In brown glaze with small flecks. Faint incised line at shoulder. Light crazing. Pencil signed on base, "From/Mrs Elnier (?)." One small chip to base and glaze chips on rim of collar.

One with two loop handles and covered with deep-brown glaze, the other in elegant bud shape and covered with black glaze, good condition, height: 3 1/8" and 2 5/8"

A lot of three vintage ceramic jars. Pieces are lidded. Two pieces are rich brown hues. Some writing towards the rim of one, illegible. These two pieces possess crazing and chips. Similar in size, mea

A pitcher height 2.5 inches two pots in black glaze a pot in red glase and a two handled jar glazed interior unglazed exterior. All in good condition with only minor chips.

Eleven Pieces of Glazed Pottery America including Pennsylvania, 19th and early 20th centuries Including two marked redware jars, one "JOHN BELL/WAYNESBORO," one "BELL," two mugs, two bulbous jars, thr

Ontario. Redware. Two redware jars; the larger one with an exceptionally mottled dark green and orange glaze on the lid. A likely provenance of Western Ontario potteries. Lot 1: 8.5" x 5.75". Lot 2: 4

All having wide band and flat top with stitching radiating from center round and metallic passementerie trim: Two brown, one black, two Paris label. Together with a similar newer hat in black silk and

Two 1x1 case; one black, one brown, each with silver stamped Palmer logo, no keys; each are 32" long; each holds 1 butt and 1 shaft; black case is missing vinyl on top of lid; fair condition

Two with black script on beige background, two black, one brown shag, and one red. Some wear.

Edgefield District, SC, (Attributed Pottersville Manufactory, 1850s), Two Gallon Jarbrown-black alkaline ash glaze, having a slightly rounded rim over highly placed lug handles, the ovoid body has a m

4 pieces of brown & redware, pitcher, two jars, brown glazed milk bowl with heart feet

CIRCA 1938 - TWO ONE BROWN WITH BLACK ROOF - EX. DONALD KAUFMAN COLLECTION 3 1/4" X 6 3/4" X 3"

Mid 19th century. Two redware crocks, one with faint spots (chip), 9"h. and one with running glaze (wear and repaired chips), 8.5"h. Together with a stoneware crock with Albany slip (repair), 8"h. and

comprising four Wedgwood biscuit jars, one jam jar and an Adam jar. Soiling, plate wear, loss; jam jar with loose collar, two jars lacking lids, one with base chip, porcelain jar with gilt wear, loss,

American, 19th century. A group of four stoneware pieces, all unmarked, including: one yellow crock with lug handles; one brown jar; and two jugs, one light brown and one brown-red; crock (largest)