Beaumont BBP Pottery Roosters

Approx 7 3/4" tall

Approx 3 3/4" tall

Apprx 8 1/4" long

Approx 7 3/4" tall

Approx 7 1/2" tall

Approx 4 3/4" tall

Tallest is approx 5 1/4"

Approx 3 1/2" long and 3 1/8" tall

Approx 4 1/2" in diameter and 6" tall

Beaumont Brothers Pottery is approx 6 1/4" in diameter and 3" tall.

BBP Pottery Cat is Approx 4 1/2" tall

Beaumont Brothers Pottery Dog & Deer Pitcher. Stoneware Pitcher, Made By Beaumont Brothers Pottery. On The Bottom Is Incised BBP 1991. This is approx 8 1/2" x 7" x 7 3/4" and it weighs

Nice stoneware cat with the initials JH on the side and the BBP initial on the bottom. 4.25"H x 5"W x 8"L

BBP cat is apprx 4 1/4" tall

STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY ROOSTERS, PAIR, H 12", L 9.25":Rare pair of 19th C. Staffordshire roosters. Having a red comb and wattle. For a high resolution photo CLICK

Stunning Jerry Yarborough "Yardbird" (died 2012) Folk Pottery Rooster with a Cigar. This is one of the best Roosters you are gonna find in southern folk pottery. The rooster has a glaze that is second

With Gilt Details, mid 19th c., height 12 inches.

Charles Moore. Group Of Six Pottery Roosters & Hens. 1996, 1997, 1989. Signed and dated. All in mint condition. Average size is 6"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $125

American (Robbins, N.C.), 20th Century. Initialed B.H. Ex Collection of Tom and Carolyn Porter, sold November 26 - 27, 2004 at Garth's Auctions, lot #532.

A group of three (3) Beaumont Pottery 1986 southern Folk Art ceramic crocks having two inset handles depicting a lion on a stage, a landscape with deer, and two birds on a branch respectively. Incise

12 inch tall brown glaze rooster by Dewayne Crocker, GA, dated 2002, 8.5 inch smaller rooster by Jessie Meaders, also brown glazed, 2002 Line Item # 78

(lot of 3) Pottery roosters, Mexico, c.1940s-1950s, including: (1) Tlaquepaque, polychrome glazed finish, (1) Oaxaca, "Barro Negro" black pottery with burnished finish, (1) Michoacan jug, green glazed

Tallest measures 14 inches tall smallest measures 10.25 inches tall

Small Salt Glazed Pottery Jug, by Beaumont Pottery, York, ME, late 20th c., with cobalt slip floral decoration, 8" high. Glaze firing flaw to front.