Wilson Texas Stoneware 5 Gallon Jar

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), early Texas stoneware 5 gallon jug, glazed ceramic height 18 in. x 13 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection In 1885, German immigrants Franz S

Fine Texas, Duncan Shop Stoneware Three Gallon Jar 1860's. One of the great potters of the South. Family trained in Edgefield South Carolina and migrated to Alabama then onward to middle Texas. This j

Fine Texas Two Gallon Stoneware Jar Attributed Jeremiah S. Hogue Shop of Titus County Texas. What an outstanding jar with a 2 stamped on the shoulder and a glaze that is just stunning. The jar was fou

Good condition, no chips or cracks.

McDade Pottery (McDade, Texas) 4-gallon stoneware crock / jar, with flared lip, lug handles, slip glaze exterior, marked "4 / McDade Pottery / McDade Texas", with pierced bottom height 16 in.

Blue decorated stoneware J Swank damaged 1.5 gallon churn or jar PA Pennsylvania folk art Johnstown 11.75in. 12in high x 7in wide, stamped.

Excelsior Works, Isaac Hewitt Jr., Rice's Landing, Pennsylvania, 3rd quarter-19th century. Impressive 5-gallon jar with elaborate stenciled and freehand decoration including tulips. 15.5" high.

Two (2) stoneware pottery jars with salt glaze and cobalt decoration including one (1) R.W. Russell, Beaver, PA, 5-gallon jar with applied lug handles and foliate cobalt decoration to front and base o

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), 5 Gallon Jug. Early Texas stoneware; stamped "5". size: 16 x 10" dia. Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on e

American Stoneware Five-Gallon Jar, impressed "5", baluster form, h. 17 3/4 in., dia. 9 3/4 in.

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), 1 Gallon Leon slip preserve jar. Early Texas stoneware. size: 11 x 7" dia. Provenance: An Austin, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on e

5 gallon salt glaze stoneware crock jar, 15 1/2"

Very Rare One-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Alkaline Glaze, Stamped "J.S. NASH," Marion County, TX origin, third quarter 19th century, finely-potted, vasiform jar with ovoid body and tall, narrow opening,

American, 3rd quarter-19th century. 1.5 gallon, semi-ovoid jar with lunate handles and cobalt decoration. 9.5" high.

Seven pieces: 5-gallon Louisville Pottery churn or storage jar with lid, double wire handles with wood grips, front with blue Indian head mark and "5", lid incised "5-6"; 17"H; chip to recessed interi

Isaac Hewitt 5 gallon cobalt freehand decorated stoneware jar. Measuring 15" tall. Good condition overall with some rim chips, handle chips and a approximately 2" hairline above the left handle, other

Two-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Drape-and-Tassel Decoration, attributed to Samuel Wilson, Henrico County, VA origin, circa 1820, ovoid jar with pronounced shoulder molding, applied tab handles, a

WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, stenciled "5" gallon capacity, cylindrical form with slight shoulder, arched handles, and rounded flat-top rim, Albany-slip glazed interior.

OHIO ATTRIBUTED DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, brushed "5" gallon capacity, semi-ovoid form with incised shoulder ring, arched tab-like handles, and rounded flat-top rim, Albany-slip glazed int

One-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Floral Decoration, probably Samuel Wilson for the John P. Schermerhorn Pottery, Richmond, VA, circa 1817-1837, ovoid jar with applied lug handles and thin, semi-ro

Second half 19th century. Ohio EH Merrill ovoid handled jar with some wear and chips, 8.5"h. And a two gallon jar with cobalt decoration, 9"h.

Twentieth century. "Cedar Hill Farms" cottage cheese jar, 5"h. 7.75"d., "Schoberts Cottage Cheese, Akron, Ohio" 5"h. 7.75"d., handled three gallon stoneware jar, 11"h. 9.5"d., collar box , 3"h. 7"d.,

Fine Five-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Floral Decoration, Stamped "HAMILTON / Greensboro / PA.", William Leet Hamilton, Greensboro, PA, circa 1860, cylindrical jar with incised banding around mids

Scarce Five-Gallon Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Jar, Stamped "JCM", attributed to Daniel Seagle, Vale, NC, circa 1840, highly-ovoid jar with thin, flattened rim and arching lug handles, the surface cover