LANCASTER COUNTY CROCK JUG

NEWER JUG. NO CHRIPS OR CRACKS. 10 INCH TALL

NEWER JUG. NO CHIPS OR CRACKS. 10 INCH TALL

This blue stoneware piece is identical to one from c 1600-1625 found at Washington Boro, Lancaster County, PA as per a picture on The Hershey Story website about amateur archeologist David H. Landis.

Lancaster County, South Carolina. by Marvin Bailey. each of charming form.H11 H10 H11 H9 3/34

21st century, Lancaster County, South Carolina. Folk Painting of traditional Brown Pottery Devil Face Jug. Good overall condition. H48" W23 7/8" Sold from the personal collection of Mr. Thomas Blumer,

Four Texas pottery examples, attributed to St. Hedwig (Bexar County, Texas), slip glaze, includes two crocks / jars marked "2", one smaller crock / jar, and one jug with single handle height

Two Gallon Jug, James Franklin Seagle (1829-1892, Lincoln County, NC)alkaline glazed stoneware storage crock, marked "2" capacity, having a high collar with inner rim, tooled neck, applied ear handles

Description: A John Eberman walnut tall case clock, having a partially inlaid bonnet top with urn-form finials and four turned column supports encasing the works signed by the maker and indicated as "

Poplar 2-piece Lancaster County architectural corner cupboard, top with 2 8-pane doors over 2 paneled doors, all flanked by fluted pilasters, complex crown molding, raised on turned ball feet, origina

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish Pieced Sawtooth Square-in-Diamond Quilt. Circa 1900. Provenance: Sam Stayer Estate, Mt. Joy, PA, Birmingham, AL. 76" x 76". Condition: Very good.

Thomas Burrowes, Strasburg, Lancaster County, PA Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. 8 day movement with second dial. Carved broken arch pediment hood and flat top hood are not original, but very well

American Chippendale Lancaster County Walnut Kas. The deep stepped rectangular cornice above a frieze and two deeply paneled doors flanked by fluted stiles over three short drawers and a stepped apron

Title: 30's Wool Lancaster County, PA Diamond in a Square Quilt Date: 1920's / 1930's Origin: Pennsylvania Material: Cotton & Wool Dimension [INCHES]: 88" X 92" Provenance: Cotton & wool authentic Lan

Rare Lancaster County, PA pewter cupboard in old red wash, 18th c having a carved cornice and shoe feet 74.25"H x 55"W x 22"D Provenance: Phillip Bradley Antiques, Downingtown,

Lancaster County, PA 1820 Show Towel. Signed "Veronica Rutt 1820". With urns of flowers needlework and peacock, bird, tulips and floral drawn-work panels. Eugene and the late Vera Charles collection,

Fine Antique Amish Quilt, Lancaster County Pennsylvania, C.1910. Pieced wools, diamond and square design. Provenance: ex collection Lawrence Kearney, Boston, MA. Size: 84'' x 84'' (213 x 213 cm). Size

Lancaster County, Pa. Empire Revival work table attributed to Slough. 27"h.x19"w.

Farm" 1992. Signed lower right. Steven Scott Gallery, Baltimore, MD label affixed verso. David M. Hopkins (American, 1956 - 2002). From a Nyack, NY home. Dimensions: 40.25" high x 64.25" wide.

1800 Lancaster County, PA Alphabet Sampler with Family Register. Signed "Harriet Herr Bressler work done the 8th year of her age 1800". Family register for Bressler and Herr families. Image 15" x 11-1

DESCRIPTION: An extremely fine late 18th century mixed woods Lancaster County (PA) bowback Windsor arm chair. The shaped seat with central pommel and rear edge chamgering (also known as rain gutters)

This MAGNIFICENT cotton authentic Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish trip around the world / diamond in a square quilt is hand pieced and hand quilted. It measures a generous 82" X 82" and is in exc

Poplar with pine secondary wood in original polychrome painted finish on top, sides and front. Scroll cut bracket base. Front and top has painted two arch top panels with flowering urns. Size 50.5w x

Antique Stoneware Crock/Jug 3 Gallon With Flower Design. Measures 12 3/4" x 8". Comes From The Estate Of The Late Robert R. Central Fl. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, a

Stiegel Signed Lancaster County Indenture Dated October 1, 1762. Between Charles and Alexander Stedman and Henry William Stiegel, mentions John, Thomas and Richard Penn, Esquires. Framed in double sid