Glazed Redware Pitcher, probably Pennsylvania, second

Two small earthenware fat burning lamps. The first a light glazed redware lamp, probably Pennsylvania - small chip on edge of circular rim, else good condition - 3 1/2"W x 2 1/2"H; the second, hand mo

MID-ATLANTIC EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DOMESTIC ARTIALS. LOT OF SIX, lead-glazed, comprising a double-glazed basin and five single-glaze dishes/plates. Probably Pennsylvania. Second half 19th century. 1 1

18th c. Diminutive American Glazed Redware Jar, probably Pennsylvania, ovoid shape with two incised lines at shoulder, footed base, manganese splashed decoration over reddish ground, 5 3/4" high. 4 1/

Miniature Glazed Redware Dog Mold, probably Pennsylvania origin, 19th century, with scalloped border, featuring the central relief design of a dog, the surface decorated with manganese and covered in

Of baluster form with rounded foot, surrounded by a turned mid-band, the neck by a tooled band, the dark orange clay covered in dark brick red glaze. Height 7 inches

Glazed Redware Spaniel Doorstop, Pennsylvania origin, second half 19th century, molded figure of a spaniel with hand-incised details to face, paws, and locket, the figure seated on an octagonal base h

Mid to late 19th c. unsigned, probably Meninger, Pennsylvania glazed redware pottery 9 1/2"(L) plate decorated with sgraffito soldier on horseback and floral designs. [Provenance: James Pennypacker, S

The first probably Bristol County, Massachusetts or Norwalk, Connecticut, medium red clay covered in speckled orange-brown glaze daubed in manganese brown; the miniature dish probably Norwalk, Connect

Unusual Glazed Redware Pitcher with Mocha Seaweed Decoration, PA origin, third quarter 19th century, ovoid pitcher with footed base, tooled shoulder, and flared rim, decorated around the midsection wi

Probably Massachusetts, 1830-60. Of ovoid form with slightly flared rim and rounded foot, covered in brick red glaze streaked in manganese brown. Height 5 inches. Together with a contemporary redware

Two earthenware fat burning lamps. The first in a red orange glaze that appears to be redware, probably Pennsylvania - 5 3/4"W x 6"H - very good condition; the second with a Rockingham-like glaze, unk

Probably New Hampshire or Maine, 1850-80. The orange clay covered in brick-red glaze daubed with rows of vertical streaky patches in manganese brown. Height 6 inches. Lacking cover.

AMERICAN SLIP-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DISH, lead-glazed, semi-deep with plain rim. Yellow-slipped wavy line and bar decoration to center. Probably Pennsylvania. First half 19th century. 1 7/8"

A group of assorted small glazed redware items Pennsylvania, 19th century Including a miniature jug dated "1863" in slip; a green and orange glazed miniature pitcher; a pair of manganese glazed bowls;

Comprising a surface agateware pitcher, probably Staffordshire, covered with striations in shades of brown; a Staffordshire redware slip-marbled porringer, surrounded by a wide black and cream band on

Three Pieces of Glazed Redware, PA origin, 19th century, a small-sized, tapered pot with streaky manganese decoration under a clear lead glaze, incised "1896" on underside; a small-sized pitcher with

probably Pennsylvania or Southern, likely Moravian, late 18th/early 19th century. lead glazed on well-formed body. H6 1/2" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Each with minor rim chips except pitcher, which is in excellent condition. No apparent cracks or repairs. Jar: 2 5/8" high, smallest bowl: 2 1/4" diameter.

Probably French, 19th C. Comprising three bowls, three smaller bowls and two pitchers. 8 pieces Tallest 5 3/4"h Largest 8 1/2"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson De

An exceptional Pennsylvania redware figure of a dog with a basket. Circa 3rd quarter of the 19th century. Lead and manganese glazed, probably Vicker's Pottery, Chester County, PA. Hand modeled of a se

the first: a harvest ring flask, Pennsylvania, circa 1810 - 1840, incised "1776" (7 1/2 inches diameter); the second: a pitcher, having manganese splotches (5 1/2 inches high; the third: a mug, having

each single lead-glazed, comprising one 11" D example having coggled rim with yellow-slip looped design to center and one example with manganese splotches. Slip-decorated example probably Pennsylvania

Deborah McKnight crock with lid 1.25"H, sponge decorated mixing bowls and pitcher, mixing bowl, brown glazed mug, butter crock and Pennsylvania German style slip decorated redware plate, Carolyn Nygre

Three Pieces of Glazed Redware, Pennsylvania origin, 19th century, a sugar bowl with twisted handles with streaked manganese decoration; a trivet with molded and applied feet, the top surface with cog