AMERICAN STONEWARE JAR.

Second half 19th century. Both have horizontal brushed cobalt stripes. Canning jar, 7.5"h. And a small crock. Edge flake. 5.25"h.

The flat tooled rim over the jar body with random wavy lines above rows of circles and dashes, salt glaze, no markings. Measures 10 x 7 inches. Provenance: The estate of Glenda St. John. We happily pr

Mid 19th century. Old rainbow colored painted stripes. Wear. 9.75"h.

Possibly Southern, mid 19th century. Ovoid jar with green glaze. Edge flakes. 9.25"h.

13"H x 9.5"Dia. Antique, likely 19th c. stoneware vessel with Albany-slip glaze. Some fading to the finish as well as imperfections to the glaze such as bumps and other blemishes.

Second half 19th century. Cobalt decoration and applied handles. Impressed "West Troy" (New York) and "2" with flowers. 9.25"h., lidded impressed "S.L. Pewtress & Co., New Haven, Conn. 2" with flower,

Mid 19th century. Both with brushed cobalt decoration around the circumference. Leaves (small potstones), 10.75"h. and tulips (crow's foot), 8.5"h.

Fourth quarter 19th century. Stenciled cobalt labels. Grey with "Jas. Hamilton & Co. Greensboro, Pa" and stripes, 8.5"h. And buff with "AP Donaggho Parkersburg WV". 9.5"h.

Second half 19th century. Stenciled cobalt label "2 Jas. Hamilton Stoneware Depot Cincinnati, O." 11.75"h. and brushed "2" and flower with impressed label "J. Fisher & Co., Lyons, NY". Applied handles

Fourth quarter 19th century. Cobalt stenciled labels. "James Hamilton & Co., Greensboro, Pa. with brushed stripes, 9.75"h. And two "AP Donaghho, Parkersburg WV" canning jars. 10", 10.5"h. Chips.

Second half 19th century. Both have cobalt stencil, "E.S. and B. New Brighton, Pa." A three gallon with handles, 10.5"h. And a two gallon, 9.25"h.

Second half 19th century. Applied strap handles, tin lids. 10", 10.5"h.

Dated 1830, the piece likely was crafted in New York or New England. The piece having nicely placed handles with cobalt decorated terminals on ovoid body with dated of 1830 underscored by dots and one

AMERICAN DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, crude "3" gallon capacity mark, slight ovoid form with arched handles and squared rim, brown-slip glazed interior. Naive brushed cobalt upright flowers a

Fourth quarter 19th century. With grey finish and blue stenciling. "Parkersburg, W.V." stenciled to one. Varying edge wear. Both 10"h.

Fred Bauer (b.1937 American) Three Stoneware Jars 4.5''x5'' Each. Wheel thrown and glazed handled jars. One with David Shaner red glaze. Signed with cipher on side. Exhibited 22nd Ceramic National Syr

Second half 19th century. Both have cobalt "2" and bee stingers. Buff colored, 9.75"h. And grey colored, 9"h.

each having Albany-slip glazed interior, comprising an approximately half-gallon capacity canner, semi-ovoid form with grooved wax-seal rim, pronounced shoulder ring, with blue-stenciled "A.P. Donaghh

The 19th century American stoneware storage jar with tooled rim and band of foliate decoration in cobalt blue slip, salt glaze, no maker's mark. Measures 10.25 x 7 inches. Provenance: The estate of Gl

Second half 19th century. Mottled glaze, applied handles, impressed "4" on rim, cobalt freehand "4" and bird, chips and wear, 13"h.

Second half 19th century. Applied handles. Impressed mark "John Burger, Rochester" with brushed cobalt wreath and "5". Hairline. 13"h.

Circa 1850, likely Pennsylvania origin or Virginia. The jar having bold brushed cobalt at mid body below two incised lines. H7 1/4" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Alice L. Patrick of Charleston, Sou

Circa 1865, likely Cortland, New York, Madison Woodruff perhaps working with Romanzo Smith. Nicely potted example having nice bold decoration with an impressed star above cobalt decorated 2 Quart on s

Two Stoneware Jars, American, second half 19th century, an unusually large-sized canning jar, stamped "WM. HARE / WILMINGTON DEL."; paired with a one-gallon jar with tulip decoration around the should