Collection Four Antique American Stoneware Vessels

Three Classical and one Federal clock by Eli Terry. Three classical clocks by Seth Thomas another by Ellis Clock Company and another by Fortsville. Tallest: H34"

Four Antique American Stoneware / Pottery Bowls. 19th and early 20th century. Largest measures 7 x 15.5 inches.

Late 19th century, Edgefield, South Carolina. The lot includes seven various pieces, two stacker jugs one attributed to Fletcher and another likely by Hahn or Baynham along with an alkaline glazed Bay

A collection of four antique American cyanotype prints dated 1906. Various sizes. Cyanotype is a low cost photographic printing technique that is characterized by the blue tone of the executed image.

Four American Salt Glazed Stoneware Vessels Comprising: A crock and cover  A crock A small crock impressed '22' A crock with two handles The largest 10 x 7 in. diam. The Estate of Philip an

19th and early 20th century. The group includes seven various pieces. Tallest: H18 1/4" This pieces were recently discovered in an outbuilding in Grey Court, South Carolina. The family property dates

Four Various Antique Glazed Stoneware Vessels. Two are stamped F.H. Cowden, 6" to 12"h.

3 AMERICAN ANTIQUE STONEWARE JUGS: A collection of three antique American stoneware pottery jugs. 1) Pruden & Olcott, NY, decorated in cobalt blue depicting large berry on vine and dated 1867 with an

Described by: RM Internal number: CNX 1293 413 This is part of the Iconic Buckeye Collection, a multi-generational assemblage of pocket watches. Title:Lot Of Four Antique American Mens Running Pocket

Described by: RM Internal number: CNX 1293 149 This is part of the Iconic Buckeye Collection, a multi-generational assemblage of pocket watches. Title:Lot Of Four Antique American Rockford Hampden Se

Early 19th century, likely American. The group includes four presses, one circular headed press, one having a very fine federal eagle and the other with a Dutch tulip. The other two simple waffle pres

Circa 1850, likely Pennsylvania origin or Virginia. The jar having bold brushed cobalt at mid body below two incised lines. H7 1/4" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Alice L. Patrick of Charleston, Sou

probably Mid Western, 19th century. with colorful Rockingham style glaze. H4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

19th century. The group includes an American stoneware jug marked Cortland by Chollar Darby and Co along with a handsome British molded hunt pitcher and a small British advertising spirits bottle. Ver

probably New York, early 19th century. each salt glazed with cylindrical form. both H1 1/2" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Glazed finish vessels embossed with swans swimming in a pond with scroll borders, set against a blue and cream colored ground. Tallest jug measures: 7.75"W x 8"H. Shortest jug measures: 6.75"W x 7"H.

Salt glaze finish lidded vessels in blue and white coloration embossed with the words Boston Baked Beans and Butter. Bean pot measures: 9.25"W x 7"H. Butter crock measures: 7"W x 4.5"H.

Salt glaze finish lidded vessels in blue and white coloration embossed with the words Boston Baked Beans and Butter. Bean pot measures: 9.25"W x 7"H. Butter crock measures: 7"W x 4.5"H.

ITHACA NEW YORK ANTIQUE AMERICAN STONEWARE JUGAmerican, mid-19th century, earthenware. Blue floral motif to body of glazed vessel, impressed "Ithaca N.Y.". 11.5" height

UNUSUAL FOUR GALLON FACE CROCKAmerican, 19th century, stoneware. Straight-sided vessel with ear handles, the cobalt glazed "4" stylized to form the nose and mouth of a small face.11 x 11 in.

Vale, North Carolina. two face vessels, a flower frog and a vase. all signed. largest: H14" Private Collection of Ronny & Jane Meeks, Woodruff, South Carolina.

Described by: RM Internal number: CNX 1293 357 This is part of the Iconic Buckeye Collection, a multi-generational assemblage of pocket watches. Title:Lot Of Four Elgin Antique American Pocket Watche

Early 19th century, British or American. Three vessels each of varying form. Good wear to foot consistent with age. Tallest: H10 1/2" Sold from a Wilmington, North Carolina family.

Vale, North Carolina. miniature swirl vessels. H4" Private Collection of Ronny & Jane Meeks, Woodruff, South Carolina.