Antique American Redware Pottery Child's Washboard.

Antique American Redware Pottery Child's Washboard. Attributed to the Western Reserve Pottery Co., Warren, Ohio. Early 20th century. Mottled manganese and lead glazed insert, poplar frame with origina

19th century, likely Bennington Vermont or Ohio. The piece is crafted from a nice heavy red clay and has a rich glaze. Some areas of the glaze have skipped or peeled. The surface has a nice patina. H9

Antique American handmade redware pottery storage jar with two ear handles and two bands of lines. Decorated with splashes of dark brown on lighter brown glossy glaze. Unmarked.Height: 11 in x diamete

Antique Redware American Pottery Glazed Pitcher Large Jug Marked Approximately 12 1/8 3 7/8 inches tall.

UNMARKED NATIVE AMERICAN REDWARE POTTERY VASE. WEAR TO SURFACE. 15" H.

American redware pottery double jar comprised of two small ovoid jars joined together with an arching loop handle and dark brown glaze, lower body and bases unglazed. Most likely Mid-Atlantic or South

United States,19th Century Rare and early American redware toy pitcher, decorated with a mottled magnesium orange glaze, a sweet piece of child's scale pottery. RISD Museum accession number D44.519.14

Large 29 inch Mid 20th Century South American Pottery Figural Mother and Child Statue Dimensions: H: 29 inches: W: 10 inches: D: 10 inches ---

An antique Native American Indian primitive folk art pottery figurine. A figural work with hand applied polychrome pigment, modeled as a mother carrying on her back a child. Child form having hand str

Norman Red Star, Native American/Sioux, b. 1955. A 20th century Redware pottery vase. Geometric and figural designs depicting a buffalo hunt using sgraffito technique with inlaid Turquoise accents. Si

American Studio Pottery Modern Lamp Base Vase. Redware pottery with opaque white glaze. Modern incised graphic design. Not marked.-- Dimensions: H: 11.25 inches: W: 10 inches: D: 10 inches ---

Vangie Tafoya, Native American (Santa Clara), b. 1944. A 20th century Redware pottery vase. Geometric and hummingbird designs using sgraffito technique with lobed detail at back. Signed "Vangie Tafoya

Three Pieces of Molded Utilitarian Pottery, American, 19th century, a manganese-decorated redware fish mold, Pennsylvania origin; a Rockingham woman pitcher; and a Rockingham fish basket bank. Mold wi

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, Navajo, including: (1) redware vase, with incised Kokopelli motif, signed on underside A.R., approx 8.5"h, 5"diam, (1) Storyteller, with four children and dog, date

seven pieces including an antique wedding vessel with painted bird, a Hopi low bowl, Hopi handled mug, Hopi small double handled vessel with bird, Cherokee carved pottery owl signed Amy, red ware pot

REDWARE WEDDING VASE, MARKED PAULINE ROMERO, LOW BOWL, MARKED TONITA NAMPEYO, SCULPTURE VASE, MARKED EMMA YEPPA, & SMALL BOWL, MARKED ON BASE.

NAVAJO BOWL, ACOMA MINIATURE WEDDING VASE, LOW REDWARE BOWL, LUPE ROMERO VASE, & SMALL CABINET VASE. ALL IN GOOD CONDITION, NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS.

Top-handled batter crock. American art pottery. Red earthenware with a thick tin-glaze - Luster Dark Blue. Clear glaze and redware color inside. Signed on bottom - BROWN COUNTY POTTERY. Brown County,

A collection of Southern Folk art pottery ceramic items. The collection includes a redware kettle vessel, a cream sandstone slightly speckled pitcher, an American Solebury School Pennsylvania stonewar

Title: ANTIQUE REDWARE GLAZED TURKS HEAD CAKE MOLD 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN POTTERY Date/Period: approx early 1900's Dimension: approx 6" diameter Material: redware Additional Information: ANTIQUE REDWAR

probably Pennsylvania, 19th century. with lead glaze and slip decoration at center. H12 7/8" W8 3/8" D1 3/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Lot includes "Aunt Mary" hand decorated 2 x 12 x 9.5 in squared platter with red and yellow glaze, and a 9 in.d. plate with similar decoration. Flaked in areas with losses, as found.

Measures 8.5" tall x 6.25" tip to tip. Has some chips on base, flaking at edges.

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