Charles Moore Catfish 2002 (saltglaze)

signed on bottom. Length 8"

a fantastic and early Charles Moore catfish signed on bottom Charles Moore 1995 with the Jugtown Ware circle stamp. Condition is excellent. Charles Moore, (1935 -2007) Jugtown, NC length 8"

signed and dated on bottom Charles Moore 2001 a fat bodied salt glazed cat fish. INCREDIBLE SALT GLAZE FLY ASH ORANGE PEEL on this piece. DECORATED WITH BLUE COBALT! VERY RARE Very nice piece of folk

blue cobalt of salt glaze. Stamped jugtown 1992. length 10.5"

signed and dated on the bottom Charles Moore 2003. An orange glaze throughout in the tradition (but Charles' interpretation) of the very disciplined, almost all identical (few larger size) of Boyce Yo

Charles Moore pottery catfish dated 1999 stamped. 8"

signed and dated 2003. length 8"

orange glaze signed on bottom. length 9"

signed and dated on bottom Charles Moore 2001 with a two toned glaze blue on top fading into brown on the belly. A good size piece semi fat body. Condition is excellent. Charles Moore, (1935 -2007) Ju

blue eyes. Signed on base Charles Moore and dated 1998. heigh 6"

rare form salt glaze with cobalt blue rim. Pin signed Charles Moore on bottom. Height 6.5"

stamped jugtown, signed Charles Moore early dated 1983. height 8"

a RARE Charles Moore pig with the jugtown orange glaze and yellow spots. A very folky animal of clay with a curled tail. Signed on bottom Charles Moore 2002. condition is excellent. Charles Moore, (19

North Carolina, all signed "Charles Moore", (1935-2007), eight with Jugtown stamps, various glazes, 6 in. to 8 in.

signed Charles Moore 2003

dark salt glaze with great orange peel. Dated 1989 signed Charles Moore. Height 9"

dark glaze. Signed on bottom. 7.5" length

signed on bottom. Charles Moore learned the cat fish from Boyce Yow. 9.75" length

Charles Moore sitting dog. signed on bottom twice Charles Moore and scratch signed 1998. an underfired salt glaze look that gives it a heavy artistic value. H 5.5" length 8.5" Charles Moore, (1935 -20

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This bird was created by Charles after he opened his shop ac

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This alligator would have among the last that he created bef

a rare JUGTOWN FROGSKIN GLAZE signed and dated on the bottom Charles Moore 1999 also having the Jugtown Ware circle stamp. A nice green jugtown glaze that is known as FROGSKIN. Condition is excellent.

Ellen Martin was the daughter of self taught artist Carrie Graves of Eden NC. Ellen died in 2004 in her 40s. She did not have a kiln and would fire her work with Charles Moore through friends. Charles

7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.