A small attractive faience Jug, c.1730, possibly

A Russian faience corncob shaped covered jug or possibly a tea pot, M.S. Kuznetsov, circa 1900. Formed as a corncob, the handle formed as a green leaf, the hinged lid of anthemia form, the underside i

Possibly Roman, including a small jug, height 3.75 inches, miniature oil lamp, and a clay bust. All red terracotta.

18th century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Jug, painted blue and white, small foliate decorations with landscape scene and floral sprays. Twist fluted bulbous form, braided handle. Unmarked. From

possibly Pre-Colombian, small handled jug; conical vessel with black slip; two small standing figures; large seated figure, 9-3/4 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Greenville, North Carolina

Hand Painted Folk Art Canvas Carnival Banner. American, ca. 1950. For use in a small midway. Attractive graphics of one of the rides. Possibly from Myrtle Beach. 82 x 63". Very good.

Pair of 19th c. French Faience Jugs, with bird and leaf decoration in green and purple, painted 'X' mark on bases, 8 1/2" high, 5 3/4" diam. Small underglaze foot chips, one has glaze frits at spout.

18th Century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Ewer Jug, painted blue and white small floral pattern with birds. No hallmarks,or makers marks. From the estate of Hans Cohn. 1.75lbs From the estate of

18th Century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Ewer Jug, painted blue and white small floral pattern with birds. No hallmarks,or makers marks. From the estate of Hans Cohn. 1.75lbs From the estate of

Tin-glazed earthenware (faience) charger, possibly Talavera de la Reina, Spain, with stylized floral and geometric design, marked VMD underfoot, typical small chips to rim, approx 2"h, 11 1/8"diam, 1.

Late 19th century blue and grey salt glaze stoneware figural jug, German, possibly Sarreguemines, unmarked. H. 14 3/4 inches. Condition Note: age cracks, small chips, etc.

Possibly Pre-Columbian or Near Eastern, the rotund body with vertical stripes and zigzag bolts, on a short columnar foot. 4.5" H. Old hairline crack through bottom of foot, not affecting integrity of

Of unknown origin. Possibly Egyptian faience or Raqqa ware. L 6.5 cm (2 1/2 in.) Provenance: Collection of Antiquities from an important Canadian family purchased in the 1960s,70s and 80s through the

Whiskey jar is cream toned and ceramic. Piece is vintage possibly antique. Jug has handle and small mouth. Whiskey jug, vintage jug, ceramic jar, ceramic whiskey jar, vintage decor. Evident wear. 6

American School, possibly Southern, late 19th century oil on canvas still life painting depicting a pottery jug filled with small white flowers, positioned atop a marble top table with ogee skirt and

A small Continental .800 silver cream jug with ribbon and swag decoration. Marked under possibly Hanau silver for George Roth & Co. Approx 2" high

Ancient Roman Sea Salvage Terracotta Jug c.2nd Century AD. Size:10 1/4 inches high. Very Attractive large Roman Mediterranean Terracotta Jug Sea find with Sea shells and deposit.small hole in the cent

Possibly late 19th century. Attractive piece with ornate floral decoration. Marked "EPNS" (electroplated). 8" H. Along with small footed mug with bucolic scene and cartouche reading "Franklin N. Day /

Three early Chinese ceramic small plates and a miniature Jug, potted and glazed in the Song Dynasty manner, one or more possibly of that period. Largest plate 6 1/2 dia.

Staffordshire style English architectural milk pitcher jug. Hand painted molded ceramic. Possibly antique circa mid to late 1800s. In good condition, hairline crack and small chip to rim. Measures app

Ancient Egyptian Human head fragment, Possibly of Patek/Pataikos, Medium Blue Faience, New Kingdom, 19th-20th Dynasty, 1320-1085 BCE, 17x11mm, fragment but attractive. Note: Julia Schottlander confirm

Four (5) total. A small Redwood portrait vase, a whiskey jug with corn husk decoration, then two pieces possibly European in origin including a fluted vase and two-handles vessel. Finally a coffee mug

**First Time At Auction** Egypt, Late Dynastic to Ptolemaic Periods, ca. 1290 to 30 BCE. An attractive necklace comprised of ninety-seven small seed and sixty-nine long cylindrical faience beads, in a

Four Pieces of Utilitarian Stoneware, 19th century, a brown-dipped jar, possibly Charlestown, Massachusetts; a salt-glazed jug, North Carolina origin; an ovoid jar with brown glaze and incised line de

A very attractive early (c.1780-1820 era) Redware jug with wide ribbed handle with glaze splotching/mottling. Possibly upstate NY / New England Origins. Minor nicking around base, wide ribbed strap ha