The Ferrell Collection 2014-01-25 Auction - 94 Price Results - Wooten & Wooten Auctioneers in SC
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.
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Rare stoneware face jug: Attributed to Davies Pottery, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1862. This face jug has a rich alkaline glaze and tooled spout on an ovoid body. It is a fine example, exhibiting relief
Est.
US$15,000
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US$25,000
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Rare and finely decorated stoneware dish: Attributed to Phoenix Factory, Shaw's Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1840. The dish has a very fine alkaline glaze with a well-formed body. It exhibits elaborate brushed-iron
Est.
US$6,000
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US$8,000
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Very rare diminutive stoneware face jug: Attributed to Davies Pottery, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1862. This face vessel is unique in that it appears to be "pinched" as opposed to turned on a wheel. The extended mouth and
Est.
US$10,000
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US$15,000
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Rare & unusual stoneware ring jug: Attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1830. Alkaline glazed stoneware ring jugs attributed to the Edgefield District are extremely rare. This one has a
Est.
US$2,000
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US$4,000
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Rare signed stoneware jar: Pottersville Stone Manufactory, Edgefield District, South Carolina, circa 1839. A very well turned ovoid storage jar with the stamp “N.RAMEY & CO”. This mark is believed to be used at the
Est.
US$3,000
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US$5,000
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Very fine stoneware storage jar: Attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1820. Alkaline glazed storage jar with dramatic runs surrounding an ovoid body, bearing an inverted "V" stamp near base.
Est.
US$4,000
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US$6,000
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Important slip decorated stoneware water cooler: Thomas Chandler, Kirksey’s Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. A very fine double handled water cooler with wide mouth and bung hole at the base, stamped “CHANDLER /
Est.
US$70,000
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US$90,000
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Very rare stoneware jar: Thomas Chandler, Kirksey’s Crossroads, Edgefield District ,South Carolina. 1844. A very rare, and possibly unique, lug handled storage jar signed in iron slip “Chandler/ Maker” and dated
Est.
US$20,000
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US$40,000
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Very fine kaolin slip decorated stoneware jar: Attributed to Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina, circa 1850. A very fine lug handled storage jar with elaborate trailed kaolin slip decoration in the form
Est.
US$20,000
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US$30,000
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Very fine stoneware storage jar: attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1820. This jar exhibits a fine alkaline glaze over an oviod body with a very well-tooled rim. It bears an inverted "V" stamp
Est.
US$2,500
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US$3,500
Fine stoneware storage jar: Attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1830. A fine storage jar with an ovoid body and tooled rim in an alkaline glaze. Formerly with a single-handle configuration,
Est.
US$2,000
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US$3,000
Lot Passed
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Fine stoneware storage jar: Attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1820. Fine storage jar with an a ovoid body featuring tooled rim in an alkaline glaze. H:10 1/2"
Est.
US$1,000
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US$1,500
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Fine stoneware storage jar: Attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1820. This storage jar exhibits a fine alkaline glaze on an ovoid body. The rare "O" and "A" mark at base indicate that his
Est.
US$2,500
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US$3,500
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Southern stoneware preserve jar: Attributed to Pottersville, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1820. Fine Alkaline glazed storage jar having an ovoid form and bearing an unusual bracket mark near base. H:8 1/4"
Est.
US$1,000
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US$2,000
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Very rare iron slip decorated stoneware jar: Possibly Robert Mathis, Phoenix Factory, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1840. A very well executed lug handled storage jar with brushed iron slip decoration in the form of a flower on
Est.
US$6,000
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US$9,000
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Very rare stoneware jug with merchant name: Attributed to Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina, circa 1850. A very fine single handled jug with an elaborate trailed kaolin slip merchant inscription
Est.
US$15,000
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US$25,000
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Rare signed kaolin slip decorated stoneware jar: Thomas Chandler, Trapp-Chandler Pottery, Kirksey’s Crossroads, Edgefield District, South Carolina, circa 1845. A lug handled storage jar with very bold kaolin loop and swag decoration stamped
Est.
US$6,000
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US$9,000
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Very fine decorated & signed stoneware jug: Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. An impressive three gallon jug signed “C. Rhodes / Maker” in precise kaolin slip script. The
Est.
US$15,000
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US$25,000
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Very fine decorated stoneware pitcher: Attributed to Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. A very fine pitcher with an exceptional brushed iron and trailed kaolin slip decoration. This
Est.
US$30,000
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US$60,000
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Large & important signed & dated stoneware jar: David Drake (“Dave”), Lewis Miles Stony Bluff Pottery, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1857. A very impressive, large storage jar signed in script “Lm Aug 18 1857 / Dave” There
Est.
US$40,000
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US$60,000
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Very important “hoop skirted” woman stoneware jar: Attributed to Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. A very important lug-handled storage jar with amazing, elaborate brushed iron and trailed
Est.
US$40,000
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US$60,000
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Rare & important signed & decorated stoneware jar: Possibly Thomas Chandler, Phoenix Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1840. A very rare and historically important slip decorated four handled storage jar, incised
Est.
US$50,000
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US$70,000
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Very important signed and dated stoneware jar: Attributed to David Drake (“Dave”), Lewis Miles Stony Bluff Pottery, Edgefield District, South Carolina, 1840. A very well turned ovoid storage jar with lug handles. This jar is incised
Est.
US$20,000
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US$30,000
SOLD
Fine iron & kaolin slip decorated stoneware jar: Attributed to Collin Rhodes Factory, Shaw’s Creek, Edgefield District, South Carolina. circa 1850. A very fine single-handled jug with an elaborate slip decoration in the form of a flower and
Est.
US$20,000
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US$300,000