The Ferrell Collection 2014-01-25 Auction - 94 Price Results - Wooten & Wooten Auctioneers in SC - Page 2
Rare stoneware face jug
Important slip decorated stoneware water cooler
Very fine decorated stoneware pitcher
Done
Camden, SC, United States
Auction Details

The Ferrell Collection

The Ferrell Collection represents a lifetime of scholarship and connoisseurship in the field of American Southern stoneware, with a focus on nineteenth century Edgefield District of South Carolina ceramics.
SOLD
Very important signed & dated stoneware bottle: Abner Landrum, Pottersville Stone Manufactory, Edgefield District, South Carolina. 1820. A very important, and possibly unique, stoneware bottle signed in script “A Landrum” and dated “July
Est.
$40,000
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$60,000
SOLD
Very fine half-gallon decorated stoneware jug: Attributed to Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. A very fine half-gallon jug with an elaborate kaolin slip branching stem and flower decoration.
Est.
$7,500
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$12,500
SOLD
Rare and fine stoneware syrup jug: B.F. Landrum, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 180. This double-handled jug exhibits a fine alkaline glaze over a tooled spout and strap handles on an ovoid body. It is inscribed "BF
Est.
$7,000
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$9,000
SOLD
Unusual stoneware jug with maker & merchant stamp: Jesse P. Bodie Pottery, Kirksey’s Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. 1868. A very unusual two handled jug stamped “J.P. BODIE MAKER” and “WISKEMAN & WILBER / NEWBERRY SC”.
Est.
$8,000
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$12,000
SOLD
Unusual incised stoneware jar: Jesse P. Bodie, Kirksey’s Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1870. A beautifully glazed stoneware storage jar with an unusual incised maker’s mark “J.P. Bodie / make”.
Est.
$4,000
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$6,000
SOLD
Fine stoneware jug: Possibly John Landrum, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1830. Fine alkaline glazed jug having tooled spout and well placed handle on ovoid body. This jug has a very unusual glaze,
Est.
$5,000
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$7,000
SOLD
Very rare stoneware signed brick: Attributed David Drake ("Dave") at Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1830. Press molded form inscribed "April 18". This brick was found at the Pottersville kiln site. H:4 1/4"
Est.
$800
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$1,200
SOLD
Very fine stoneware syrup jug: Attributed to John Landrum Pottery, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1825. This very fine two-handled jug features a fine alkaline glaze with tooled spout flanked by strap handles on
Est.
$4,000
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$6,000
SOLD
Fine stoneware storage jar: Attributed to John Landrum, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1825. This piece exhibits an alkaline glaze with tooled rim and very high,well-placed lug handles on an highly ovoid body.
Est.
$2,000
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$4,000
SOLD
Fine stoneware storage jar: Attributed to John Landrum Pottery, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1825. Fine ovoid storage jar with an alkaline glaze featuring a tooled rim above high handles. Marked with two line
Est.
$2,000
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$4,000
SOLD
Unusual small stoneware jug: Possibly David Drake ("Dave") Lewis Miles Stony Bluff, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. This jug features an olive alkaline glaze with pulled and applied handle on ovoid body.
Est.
$1,500
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$2,500
Unusual large stoneware mixing bowl: Attributed to Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. Rich alkaline glazed mixing bowl with a tooled rim, tapered form and flattened strap handle. Inscribed "2" at side. H:10 5/8"
Est.
$600
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$900
Lot Passed
Unusual stoneware cream riser: Attributed to Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. Fine Alkaline glazed cream riser with tooled rim and slightly ovoid body. H:10 1/2"
Est.
$600
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$800
Lot Passed
SOLD
Stoneware clabber bowl: Attributed to Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. The clabber bowl has a rich alkaline glaze over a slightly bulbous body with a tooled rim, strap handle and two inscribed lines at
Est.
$600
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$900
SOLD
Stoneware clabber bowl: Attributed to Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. Rich alkaline glazed clabber bowl with slightly bulbous body having strap handles and inscribed lines. H:7 1/8"
Est.
$800
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$1,200
SOLD
Stoneware storage jar: Thomas Chandler, Kirksey's Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1845. Alkaline glazed storage jar with high lug-handles on ovoid body. Stamped "CHANDLER/MAKeR" with iron slip
Est.
$2,500
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$4,500
SOLD
Stoneware butter pot: Attributed to Thomas Chandler, Kirksey's Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1845. The cream riser, with cylindrical form, features a fine alkaline glaze over a tooled rim and
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000
SOLD
Stoneware cream riser: Attributed to Thomas Chandler, Kirksey's Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1845. Fine celadon alkaline glazed cream riser having well-tooled rim, high handles and tapered
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000
SOLD
Fine decorated stoneware jug: Attributed to the Thomas Chandler, Kirksey's Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1845. This piece features an alkaline glaze on a highly bulbous body exhibiting iron slip broken
Est.
$2,000
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$4,000
SOLD
Very rare porcelain water pitcher: Attributed to Southern Porcelain Company, Kaolin, South Carolina. circa 1860. A very rare porcelain corn pattern water pitcher with unusual unglazed exterior and glazed interior. This piece also
Est.
$4,000
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$6,000
SOLD
An unusual porcelain syrup pitcher: Possibly Southern Porcelain Company, Kaolin, South Carolina. circa 1860. An unusual porcelain corn pattern syrup pitcher which was possibly made at the Southern Porcelain Company. Accompanied by
Est.
$1,000
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$1,500
SOLD
Rare stoneware tea pot: Possibly Southern Porcelain Company or South Carolina Pottery Company, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1870. Rare tea pot having a majolica-style glaze on "Rebecca at the Well" form.
Est.
$800
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$1,200
Rare stoneware tea pot: Possibly Southern Porcelain Company or Southern Pottery Company, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1870. This tea pot features a Bennington style glaze on "Rebecca at the Well"
Est.
$1,200
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$1,600
Lot Passed
SOLD
Rare stoneware tea pot: Possibly Southern Porcelain Company or South Carolina Pottery Company, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1870. "Rebecca at the Well" for tea pot with unglazed body, bearing stamp
Est.
$250
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$450