"W.A. MACQUOID & CO. POTTERY WORKS, LITTLE 12TH ST.,

"W.A. MACQUOID & CO. POTTERY WORKS, LITTLE 12TH ST., NEW YORK" 2 GALLON DECORATED STONEWARE JUG, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 15" (CRACK)

Outstanding Four-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Angel Decoration, Stamped "W.A. MACQUOID & CO / POTTERY WORKS / LITTLE 12TH ST / NEW YORK", Manhattan, NY origin, circa 1870, cylindrical crock with

Four-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Federal Eagle Decoration, Stamped "W.A. MACQUOID & CO. / POTTERY WORKS / LITTLE WST 12TH ST N.Y.", circa 1865, cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder, applied l

Title: Two-Gallon Stoneware Jar By W A Macquoid & Co. Provenance/Additional Info: Fine Two-Gallon Stoneware Jar By W A Macquoid & Co. Stamped “POTTERY WORKS * * * LITTLE WST 12TH ST N.Y.", Circa 187

Salt glaze with Albany glazed interior, straight sided with applied semi lunate handles, stamped on shoulder 1 1/2/W.A. Macquoid & Co/ Little W. 12th St. N.Y., over cobalt painted branching flowers wi

STAMPED "WA MACQUOID & CO / NEW-YORK / LITTLE W ST 12TH ST.", MANHATTAN, NEW YORK DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, "2" gallon capacity stamp, cylindrical fo

Scarce One-and-a-Half-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Face Decoration, Stamped "POTTERY WORKS / LITTLE WST 12TH ST NY", William Macquoid, Manhattan, NY, circa 1870, cylindrical jar with tooled should

Pottery Works Little W ST 12th NY 2 gallon stoneware crock with blue bird design. Double handles. Measures 11.5" tall 8.5" wide.

Little West 12th St NY Potteryworks Crock 11"

Marked - Potter Works - Little W. 12th St. NY. A great stylistic Deer w/ a nice pose. A 4 gallon crock. First time on the market. Measures 12 inches from ear to ear diameter and 11 iches tall. WHAT'S

H.L. Griesedieck Distilling Co., St. Louis advertising tray, 13.2'' X 10.5'', made by American Art Works, Cohocton, OH., copyright 1910, Right to the Pint, a little wear, good condition

Jacques Sicard for Weller Pottery Rare St. Cecilia tile USA, c. 1905glazed earthenware 10.5 h x 7.625 w in (27 x 19 cm) Glazed artist's signature lower right 'Sicard Weller'. Incised number to

Wm. J. Lemp Brewing Co. St. Louis, U.S.A. 1896 Calendar lithograph on paper, framed 39.4'' x 29.3'', made by The Milwaukee Litho. & Engr. Co., a little discoloring on top edge, side edge wrinkled, dis

Weller Pottery Collection of seven works USA, c. 1920glazed earthenware tallest: 11.5 h x 5.5 dia in (29 x 14 cm) shortest: 3.75 h x 3.75 w x 4.75 d in (10 x 10 x 12 cm) Collection is compr

Roseville Pottery Collection of five works USA, c. 1935glazed earthenware tallest: 8.5 h x 6.75 w x 5.75 d in (22 x 17 x 15 cm) shortest: 5.25 h x 5 dia in (13 x 13 cm) Collection is compri

(20th C. European School) Cubist style piano and figures, framed oil on canvas, signed "W.H." lower right, label on verso from Soltmann Materials Co., 250 E. 43rd St, New York, approximate work size 3

Fourth quarter 19th century. Stoneware with brown glaze. Incised "Compliments of John Golratz, with a little good old Bourbon in Cairo, St. Louis the future capital, Miss. River, Mounda, Anna Pottery,

Pottery stein, 2.5L, 18.8'' ht., transfer & handpainted, marked 401, A.B.C. St. Louis, American Brewing Co., pewter lid, pewter strap & handle repaired - looks good

Anna Pottery (1859-1910) / Wallace & Cornwall Kirkpatrick pig flask, anatomically correct Anna, Illinois, circa 1880 Albany-slip-glazed stoneware incised inscription: "St. Louis. the future Capital in

Empire Brewing Co. Empire Lager, St. Louis, lithograph on metal, 22.4'' x 28.4'', Discovery of a New Friend, pitting around frame design professionally stabilized, a little touch-up, looks very good

Wheatley Pottery Tall vase with overlapping leaves USA, c. 1905glazed earthenware 14.125 h x 6.75 dia in (36 x 17 cm) Incised manufacturer's logo to underside. This work wi

Spirit of St. Louis. United Electrical Mfg. Co.. Adrian, MN, Patents applied for. Electric - motorized - DOES WORK!

Grueby Faience Company Art Pottery vase, Model #84, having a green matte glaze and pinched neck with stylized leaf design, designed by the pottery's first director of design, George Prentiss Kendrick.

Six-piece Tiffany & Co. 'St. Dunstan' Sterling Silver Coffee & Tea Service, New York, 1902-1907, each with faceted urn-form body on circular foot, the rims applied with band of stylized clovers; incl