Collection of Bennington Pottery Mottled Brown Glaze

ca 1900 Bennington pottery pieces, some possibly early Rockingham, with mottled brown glaze spongeware design. Includes; teapot, two handled mugs, Sonny Jim face creamer, shoe signed "Charles Gilbert"

ca 1900 Bennington pottery crock and bowls, some possibly early Rockingham, with mottled brown glaze spongeware design. Includes: Large crock, H. 10" W. 12", chipped around rim and interior of lid, La

Five mottled brown glaze Bennington pottery vessels, 19th century, comprising, one mold, one coffee pot, one lidded urn, one foot warmer, and one spittoon, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions:

PAIR OF AMERICAN BENNINGTON FLINT ENAMEL ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY FIGURAL LIONS, mottled brown glaze, each having coleslaw mane, standing with one front paw on ball, mouth agape, and tail resting on b

LYMAN, FENTON & CO., BENNINGTON POTTERY COACHMAN BOTTLES, C.1850, TWO PIECES, H 10":Includes two figural coachman bottles in a mottled brown glaze; each is impressed with maker's mark at the underside

19th c Bennington pottery Rockingham glazed large size cuspidor or spitoon having paneled sides and mottled brown glaze with copper green flecks 5.5" x 12" -Ex. Vermont Historical Society

BENNINGTON POTTERY SALT BOX, H 6", DIA 6":A mottled brown glaze, decorated with peacocks and fountains. No apparent markings.

BENNINGTON POTTERY BUNDT PANS, 4 PIECES, DIA 6 1/2"-10 1/2":All having a mottled brown glaze; no apparent markings.

Antique Bennington Rockingham pottery bowl in yellow & brown mottled glaze. Measures 12"W x 3.5"H. Condition report: good condition, some small chips on rim, see photos. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gall

Mottled brown Rockingham glaze; 6 1/4"W, 2 3/4"D, 8"H; good condition---From the estate of Joseph Ewing, long-time antiques dealer in OH, NC, and SC, to benefit the Laurens County Museum Association a

BENNINGTON POTTERY PITCHERS, FIVE, H 5 1/2"-9 3/4":Including 3 pitchers and 2 creamers, decorated in brown, chocolate, mottled green and brown, and mottled yellow brown glazes. One pitcher is marked a

AMERICAN BENNINGTON ATTRIBUTED ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY FRAME, mottled brown, oval-shaped with undulating front side, having a rectangular opening to back. Unmarked. Probably Lyman Fenton & Co., Benni

Mottled brown glaze.impressed marks and numbers on base.

Each has remnants of dried flowers under glass and has a mottled brown glaze. Both measure 7-1/4" x 7" and both have one chip on each on the back edge not affecting the front. Square frame backs measu

BENNINGTON POTTERY BOOK FLASK AND TOBY SNUFF JAR, 2 PIECES, H 4 1/2"-5 1/2":Includes 1 book form flask, having a mottled green and brown glaze, H.5 1/2" x 4". Together with 1 Toby snuff jar, H.4 1/2".

BENNINGTON POTTERY JARS, 4 PIECES, H 7"-9 1/2":Includes four lidded tobacco jars of mottled brown and yellow glazes. The tallest jar is impressed with maker's mark at the underside for Lyman, Fenton &

BENNINGTON POTTERY PLATES, 14 PIECES, DIA 8"-12":Includes plates decorated with light to dark brown mottled glazes, Dia.8 1/4"- 11 3/4" approximately. No apparent markings.

BENNINGTON FLINT ENAMEL ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY PITCHER, mottled brown, green, blue and orange, Scalloped Rib pattern of concave panels between bulbous ribs, strap handle, base with illegible traces

BENNINGTON ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY COACHMAN BOTTLE, mottled brown with one spot of blue to reverse, chubby-face gentleman holding a mug, cape without tassels. Lightly impressed 1849 mark. Lyman, Fent

AMERICAN BENNINGTON ATTRIBUTED FLINT ENAMEL ROCKINGHAM-GLAZED POTTERY BOOK FLASK, mottled brown and orange glazes with blue flecks, approximately one-pint capacity, having "TRAVELL

Pair of American Bennington pottery opposing lion figures, possibly Lyman Fenton & Company, 1849-1858, with a mottled brown/green flint enamel glaze, and applied coleslaw mane, having no apparent mark

AMERICAN BENNINGTON ATTRIBUTED AND OTHER ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, mottled brown glaze, including two with flint enamel decoration including a leaf form relish dish having

BENNINGTON TYPE CAT BANKRockingham glaze, likely American, 19th century. Pottery bank with mottled black and brown glazes in the form of a cat's head. 4" height, 3.25" diameter

Collection of 6 contemporary Vermont studio art pottery pitchers by UVM professor of ceramics/pottery Hoyt Barringer, with mottled olive/brown glazes ht. 6" -8.5"