AMERICAN INCISED PITCHER.

19th-20th century. Includes a large incised redware pitcher, an English bellied tankard with pewter mounts, a small jug with incised leaves, a ribbed redware jar, a glazed flower pot tray, and a redwa

Frey, Viola (American, 1933-2004), Ceramic Pitcher, 1953, artist's name and date incised on base, 5.75 inches tall x 10 inches wide, a rare and early piece, likely made during her brief tenure as a st

American, 19th Century. Bulbous handled form with archaic incised design of birds and vine with blue glaze. Overall, 13.5"h.

American (New York), 19th Century. The bulbous form with unusual incised cobalt decoration under spout; thin cobalt band within concentric incised band at neck; strap handle with cobalt accents. Alban

American sterling silver Yacht Club trophy pitcher, Gorham, retailed Black, Starr & Frost, further incised underfoot "Reproduction Roberts and Cadman, Sheffield, c. 1840", handled pitcher of barrel fo

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

scroddle ware; diagonal marbleized finish; incised "Mrs. Sarah E. [illegible] / Aug 21 1878 / A Nice Present"; Provenance: The Estate of Sally Rhodes, Corona Del Mar, CA; 9 1/2 inches high

glazed and incised stoneware, incised to underside "Pond Fram" and with jug cipher 7 1/4 x 5.6 x 4 1/4 in. (18.4 x 14.2 x 10.8 cm.)

(3) American silver plated hot water pitchers, 19th/20th c., USA, silver plated brass, each with incised decoration, hinged lid and handle, including (1) decorated with tree branches, marked Reed & Ba

Weller Dickens Ware pitcher decorated with a nicely carved and painted portrait of American Indian Wolf Robe executed by Gordon Mull who incised his signature. Impressed on the bottom Dickens Ware Wel

American Pitcher and mug, set of two c. 1855-1875glazed ceramic, glazed earthenware 8.75 h x 8 w x 6 d in (22 x 20 x 15 cm) 4.875 h x 5 w x 3.375 d in (12 x 13 x 9 cm) Set is comprised of a

Maria Longsworth Nichols (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery (American) Pitcher, 1882, H 7.25" W 5" L 6.5" | Depicting flying bats within a nocturnal woodland landscape, accented with fired gold trim. Si

Weller Dickensware Native American Pitcher. Marked Weller Dickensware, Black Heart, LJ Burgess. Excellent condition, glaze miss on back of handle. 11 1/2" tall.

A hound and fox with flora, hunting motifs in incised decoration. Earthenware pitcher or handled vase with cobalt floral decoration to tall spout, and cobalt decoration in incised central portraiture

. This Extremely Rare Pitcher is made by Harry Northwood .He was the son of John Northwood, a noted maker of English cameo glass. He came to America in 1880 and worked at J. H. Hobbs, Brockunier and C

Including 1 - Tall pitcher showing a small repair on the lip. Measuring 12-1/2"T;1 - Mug measuring 5"T. Both items are brown in color with a silver trim and show the same image of an Indian Brave. Mar

Likely Baynham or Hahn family. The piece is albany glazed with a thinly potted body and well applied handle. At the middle of the body the piece is incised with what looks to be names. Some nicks to t

Tommi Parzinger, pair brass wall sconces, c. 1960s, American, incised brass, double cluster socket, custom designed and possibly unique, 29"h x 6"w x 14"d (without shade) Provenance: Property removed

American incised floral inlay walnut book stand with a lyre-form crest. (23" x 21 1/2" x 64 1/2" H]. Overall good condition, as with age.

Van Briggle mulberry art pottery vase, 20th c., American, incised marks to underside, 4.5"h x 7"w

An iconic stoneware water cooler features an incised folk art fish in the center with a splash of cobalt on the body of the jar. Incised letters can also be seen, but a makers mark does not show. The

John Pitcher (American, b. 1949) Spring on the River, 1993 acrylic on board signed John Pitcher and dated (lower left); signed, titled and dated (verso) 24 1/2 x 39 1/2 inches

AMERICAN STONEWARE PITCHER BY J. MANTELLPenn Yan, New York. Two-gallon pitcher having cobalt floral decoration. 12" height, 9" diameter

George Ohr (American, 1857-1918) Pitcher in Speckled Brown and Pale Olive Glaze, Biloxi, Mississippi, USA, circa 1895-1896 Glazed earthenwareImpressed to underside: "G.E. OHR, BILOXI, MISS." (H: 7 3/4