OHIO STONEWARE CROCK BY DUNN.

William Dunn Jr. Stoverton, Brush Creek township, Muskingham County, Ohio, 1828-1905). Slightly ovoid with two applied handles. Impressed "4 Wm. Dunn 1849". Some edge chips. 15"h. Ex Jim Murphy, fig.

14"h Good condition.

Mid 19th century. Ovoid with two applied handles. Impressed "T. Reed 3" with brushed cobalt tulips. Surface and glaze wear, some edge flakes. 13.75"h.

Good overall condition with pig decoration, some pitting to glaze.

Rare Four-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Cow's Head Decoration, Ohio origin, circa 1880, cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder, semi-rounded rim, and applied lug handles, decorated with a slip-tr

Second half 19th century. Applied handles, cobalt brushed decoration and impressed label "6 McCorrel & Burns, Richmond, O." 14"h.

Newton Township, Muskingham County, Ohio 1816-1888. Ovoid with two applied handles. Impressed "R. Bratton, 1849, 6". Edge chips. 17"h. Ex Jim Murphy, fig. 67 from "James L. Murphy's Checklist of 19th

Newton Township, Muskingham County, Ohio 1816-1888. Ovoid with two applied handles. Impressed "6 Riley Bratton". Edge chips. 16.5"h. Ex Jim Murphy, fig. 65 from "James L. Murphy's Checklist of 19th Ce

Third quarter 19th century. Cobalt stenciled merchant's label "D. Hyer Dry Goods & C, Sardis, Ohio". A few small flakes. 10"h.

10"h

9.5'h

Mid 19th century. Ovoid with two handles and impressed label highlighted in cobalt "E.H. Merrill, 3". Rim flakes. 13.25"h.

24"h

American (Ohio), 19th century. An Ohio Valley cobalt tornado decorated 3 gallon stoneware crock; ht. 10.5, dia. 10.5 inches. Overall good condition.

T. Reed 2-Gallon Ohio Stoneware Storage Crock - applied ears, cobalt vine decoration, sporadic chipping to lip / rim and discoloration, 12" H. All stoneware is shipped double boxed, one per box.

Mid 19th century 2 gallon Ohio saltglaze stoneware crock by Chauncey Tupper, Mogadore, Ohio. Crock with applied handles and incised name and the number 2. Measures 9"x9"x11". Weight 9 pds 3 oz. PROVEN

American, 19th century. A group of three stoneware crocks, a New Geneva, PA two-gallon crock, a Ripley, Ohio Albert White crock, and a three-gallon crock with freehand cobalt decoration; largest ht. 1

6 Gal Ohio Tornado Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Crock, Applied Handles, Chip On One Handle, Tight Hairline Spider Cracks in Back. 13.5"H, 12" diameter

OHIO STENCILED STONEWARE CAKE CROCK, salt-glazed, truncated cylindrical form with rounded rim, Albany-slip glazed interior. Stenciled cobalt "H. C. WARD. / STONEWARE / -DEPOT- / ZANESVILLE, O." Fourth

A trio of three pieces of Ohio Stoneware. Includes a crock, crock weights, and a crock lid. Pieces appear unused, light storage wear. Crock measures approx. 51" H. Please Note: Scheerer McCulloch Auct

A P.H. Smith and Sons Four-Gallon Script Stoneware Crock North Springfield, Ohio, Circa 1860-75 with applied lug handles, impressed and brushed capacity marks, and brushed maker's mark. Height 12 inch

A P. H. Smith Three-Gallon Cobalt Decorated Stoneware 'Fish' Crock Akron, Ohio, 19th Century with brushed capacity mark. Height 11 1/8 x diameter 10 inches. Property from the Robert and Nancy Treichle

American, 19th century. Includes an unmarked 1-gallon pot with cobalt flower: 7.5" high; together with a 2-gallon crock stenciled for James Benjamin, Cincinnati: 9.5" high.

5-gallon cobalt-stenciled crock by A.P. Donaghho of Parkersburg, WV, 15" high; together with a 6-gallon crock with brown and cream glaze, 14" high. (BH6)