Oakland Pottery Catfish, Ramseur NC

antique estate item by way of the Quincy Scarborough collection. See photos for details. Item is authentic and fresh to the market.

RARE signed W. Boyce Yow Seagrove NC . Height 8" greenish grey color

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This alligator would have among the last that he created bef

7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8" Tip of tail has been broken and glued. Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was

8" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

4.5" x 6" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" x 6" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

7.5" x 7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

6.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

1999 Lin Craven #2 African American figure Fisherman Riding a Catfish. This is a outstanding example of southern folk pottery by the late Lin Craven this is the number two example of a African America

Brown Pottery & Other NC Art Potters. Four Early Pots. Small whiskey jug stamped. Others are not signed. All in excellent condition. Tallest is 11"h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $100

Joe Flowers. Three Pottery Catfish. 1999-2000. Signed and dated. Mint condition. Average size is 3" h x 10" long. Est. $100-200. Ship: $45

Albert Hodge took some creative license with this teapot. Definitely from the 1990s. Tremendous detail in this unique style of teapot that a few other folk potters have also embraced. Also Albert uses

Jugtown Pottery, North Carolina, USA. Art pottery Asian-influenced turquoise and oxblood red glazed vase, hand thrown by master potter Ben Owen. Impressed "Jugtown Ware" mark along the under

Five Pieces of Jugtown Pottery (NC)salt glazed large pitcher (8 in.), vase with cobalt decoration (6 in.), four handled vase with brown slip dip (7 1/4 in.) (original stress line at one handle with in

North Carolina, all signed "Charles Moore", (1935-2007), eight with Jugtown stamps, various glazes, 6 in. to 8 in.

Attributed to Cecil Auman Pottery (NC), CB Masten Glazier1930s, stoneware low vase with salt spotted cobalt glaze, not signed. 6 in. From the Estate of the late Earl and Fran Senger, Greensboro, North

Please refer to Lot #129 for more on Mike's background as it is helpful to understand of this collection being offered. This jug is really neat. The main modification that Mike applies to the face jug

Joe Reinhardt is a retired Catawba Valley potter. His shop/home are basically across the road from the old Craig family homesite. He lost his sweetheart Jill (his wife) ~1/2 dozen years ago. This is d