Three 19th C. Stoneware Crocks

Three 19th C. stoneware crocks with blue decoration. Largest: 10-1/2in tall x 11in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-party shipper information ar

Three 19th C. stoneware crocks to include a cake batter crock, a handled pot, and a spittoon. Largest: 6in tall x 10-1/2in wide. Cracks and chips. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside deli

Three 19th C. stoneware crocks to include a large cylindrical crock with blue glaze motif attributed to R.J. Grier, and two smaller cylindrical crocks. Largest: 10-1/2in tall. Provenance: From the Est

4 assorted American 19th c. three gallon stoneware crocks

19TH C STONEWARE THREE GALLON CROCK, WITH LID, FLORAL DECORATION, 14"

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

TWO 19TH C STONEWARE CROCKS, E. NORTON AND CO. BENNINGTON, VT. THREE GALLON, E & LP NORTON, BENNINGTON, VT. THREE GALLON

THREE 19TH C. STONEWARE CROCKSOvoid with blue tulip floral decoration, (crack), 9 1/4" h; Tall crock with blue decoration, good condition, 14" h; Plain crock, 8 3/4" h.

19th C. Decorated Stoneware Crock, signed "Norton & Co. Bennington, VT". Three gallon salt glazed stoneware crock with ear form handles. Crock decorated in cobalt with a pecking chicken. Good conditio

Three gallon blue decorated stoneware crock, 19th c. 15.5"h x 8.5"dia

American (New York), 19th Century. Three-gallon with eagle on stylized perch under an arch. Stamped "J.C. Waelde. North. Bay". 10.5"h. 7"l. Crack on rear (stabilized).

A 19th C. ovoid-form handled stoneware three-gallon crock with blue floral decoration. 13-1/2in tall x 9in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-part

SIX NEW YORK STONEWARE ITEMS19th CenturyThree jugs, a beer bottle, a cheese pot and a crock. All with cobalt blue coloring or floral or bird decoration. Two of the jugs marked "W.H. Farrar & Co.&

Stoneware crock with blue decoration, 19th c.; together with another crock of blueish hue, 11"h x 6"dia, and a cake crock.

Two stoneware jugs and one stoneware crock. American. Early to mid 19th century. H 5-3/4" to H 6-1/4". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

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

New York, 19th C., comprising a brown-glazed and cobalt blue-decorated stoneware pot with eared handled, Clark and Fox, Athens, New York, a leaf-decorated 2 gallon crock marked Burger & Co., Rochester

A P. H. Smith Three-Gallon Cobalt Decorated Stoneware 'Fish' Crock Akron, Ohio, 19th Century with brushed capacity mark. Height 11 1/8 x diameter 10 inches. Property from the Robert and Nancy Treichle

3 Antique Blue Decorated Salt Glazed Stoneware Crocks. All three are decorated with cobalt and have New York makers names stamped on them, and all have condition issues. Makers include Ottman Bros, Fo

Decorated salt glaze stoneware three gallon crock, decorated in blue with the #3 above the words "E.P.C. NEW BRIGHTON, PA.", tab handles, unsigned, late 19th/early 20th c., 13" high x 9 1/4"

Decorated salt glaze stoneware three gallon crock, decorated in blue with the #3 above a stylized scroll design, tab handles, unsigned, late 19th/early 20th c., 10 3/4" high x 10"

Three pieces:1 1/2 gallon brush-decorated tall crock, 2 gallon abstract floral-decorated jug, and 1 gallon jar, Pennsylvania, 19th C Tallest: Unmarked 13 1/2"

Two 19th C. stoneware crocks to include one with floral decoration and handles, and a smaller with wheat decoration and handles. Larger: 10-1/2in tall x 8in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, N

Two with cobalt decoration, together with a 19th C. redware single-handled jar, 4 pieces total Heights from 8-3/4"h to 11"h Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia