Pennsylvania or Maryland stoneware bank, 19th c.

American (Pennsylvania or Maryland), late 19th Century. Oil on board in a period frame. View of a sailboat braving the waves. Monogrammed on lower right. Restored frame. 14"h. 10"w. (sight). Frame, 18

Two 19th c Greensboro, Pennsylvania stoneware crocks- Hamilton & Jones jar, no lid (ht 9 3/4"), sold with a Williams & Reppert 2 gallon crock (ht 11 3/4")

Pennsylvania, USA. 19th century stoneware chicken feeder with cobalt blue accents.Keyword: Crock.Height: 7 in x width: 4 3/4 in x depth: 5 3/4 in.

mid 19th c Pennsylvania stoneware pitcher, dark burnt cobalt decoration, ht 10 3/4”

With cobalt decoration, minor chips / cracks. H: approx. 11". Dia: approx. 10 1/4".

A Scarce Small-Size Dalton, Ohio Stoneware Log Cabin Bank Late 19th Century Height 5 1/8 x length 5 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of William D. Giermann, Canal Fulton, Ohio

Pennsylvania three-gallon stoneware crock, 19th c., double incised lines under rolled rim, rounded shoulder, stenciled "HAMILTON & JONES GREENSBORO PA" with stenciled cobalt decorations of tulips, arr

Pennsylvania or New Jersey stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 9 3/4'' h.

19TH C. BLUE DECORATED PENNSYLVANIA (VIRGINIA, BALTIMORE?) STONEWARE JAR WITH VIBRANT BLUE DECORATION AROUND THE JAR - GREAT CONDITION - NO CHIPS, CRACKS OR REPAIRS - MEASURES APPROX. 9" HIGH, 5 1/2"

19TH C. BLUE DECORATED STONEWARE PENNSYLVANIA WAX SEAL PRESERVE JAR - STENCILED "WILLIAMS & REPPERT / GREENSBORO, PA" - GOOD CONDITION OTHER THAN TIGHT HAIRLINE - SEE PHOTOS - MEASURES APPROX. 10" HIG

Late 19th century. Impressed "Evans R. Jones, Pittston, Pa. 3". Brushed cobalt wreath with anchor and "Hope". 10.5"h.

A Pennsylvania three-gallon salt glazed stoneware crock, attributed to Remmey Pottery, 19th century, of cylindrical form with tapered shoulder, tooled collar, squared rim and cobalt blue foliate decor

Late 19th century. Impressed "The P.S. Co. York, PA" for the Pfaltzgraff Stoneware Company. Cobalt stenciled merchant's label "Demuth Celebrate Snuff Established 1770, Lancaster, Pa." Two handles. Edg

Ca. 1850 floral cobalt decorated Pennsylvania stoneware pitcher with an applied handle, 12”H; with a small blue decorated floral jug, 11”H.

Salt glaze stoneware jug, likely 19th century Pennsylvania. Unmarked. With an ovoid body, tapered bottleneck, and handle.Height: 13 1/4 in x diameter: 10 in.

Original 19th Century Map, Page from "Harper's Pictorial History Of The Civil War." Shows Pennsylvania, Maryland ,Virginia & Delaware. Gettysburg, Philadelphia & Washington. June, 1863. Approx 10" X 1

Important 19th c. polychrome painted planter. Maryland or Pennsylvania C. 1880-1910. Formerly in the collection of Edward Hoffman. Features animals, faces, full figures etc.. Wonderful example. 22" x

mid 19th century, notes of various denominations, includes Monongahela Valley Bank, Berks County Bank, Borough of Erie, Lumbermen's Bank at Warren, Central Bank of Pennsylvania, North Western Bank, F.

Mid 19thC New England fine orig red & green painted stoneware apple bank w stem (rarely found in stoneware, almost all are redware) - 2 3/4" tall x 3 1/4" wide

A Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Butter Churn Baltimore, Maryland, 19th Century Height overall 36 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

M. & T. Miller (Pennsylvania, 19th century), Two Gallon JugAmerican, late 19th century, stoneware cylinder with handle and rounded spout, with an 8"-long brushed cobalt floral decoration, stamped "M.

A Freehand Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Cooler Likely Western Pennsylvania, Mid 19th Century Height 23 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of George Hageman, Covington, Kentucky

**First Time At Auction** United States, Pennsylvania, ca. 19th century CE. An antique iron bank/lock box with a key that works - a promotional piece for the Clearfield Trust Company of Pennsylvania.

Large 19th c. Salt Glazed Stoneware Storage Jar. No marks, purchased in Western Pennsylvania. Measures 10.5x7x16.50"tall. Weight 15 pds 4 oz. PROVENANCE: The Private Estate of a Atlanta, Georgia Antiq