031: ONE HANDLE BROWN GLAZE POTTERY JUG

Pennsylvania stoneware and other brown glazed pottery jugs, group of two, ovoid in shape with single handle, one with deep reddish brown glaze with labels to underside: "Pennsylvania / W. Oakley Raymo

Unknown maker, 16 inch tall jug, rich brown glaze with some cobalt spatter to one side, shaped single loop handle

Likely Crawford County, Georgia; runny brown alkaline glaze; applied strap handle; 14 1/2"H; good condition, lamp wire hole drilled to one side above base

One blue steamer with lid, One matte brown vase (both signed by artist and minor flaking to glaze) and One brown jug with handle. Steamer measures approximately 6-1/2" high and 9-1/4" in diameter.All

Two pottery milk jugs: one Rockingham mottled glaze with raised figural and foliate motif to both sides, hairline to base, flea bites to edges, 10" h.; and one brown glaze jug with hunting motif, rais

each with multiple applied handles, one with spout, one with impressed signature to shoulder, largest 14-7/8 x 13 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Hilton Head, South Carolina

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug. Hand crafted ceramic jug, featuring a quirky face, with a snake inside mouth, two handles, and brown glaze finish. Si

Lanier Meaders folk art pottery face jug. Dark green/brown glaze. Handle repaired. Signed underside. 8in height.

A vintage handmade and glazed pottery jug / pitcher. Earth toned brown hues. Handle to one side, spout to the other. Measures approx. 15H x 12W in. Measured at widest point. Measurements include handl

Southern stoneware churn with one lug handle and one strap handle, mottled brown alkaline glaze with cobalt band, incised capacity mark "6" below lug handle; attributed to Joseph D. "Jug" Johnson, Lan

Brown glaze pottery collection to include: one jug and one pitcher.

Roger Corn, American (Georgia), b. 1957. A contemporary Folk Art pottery Face Jug with elongated features, strap handle and mottled Red/Brown glaze. Signed "Roger Corn" and dated "2005" at underside.

Western North Carolina dark brown alkaline glaze 4-gallon stoneware pottery jug, tall ovoid form with pulled strap handle, stamped below the spout "NB" for Nelson Bass (Lincoln County, NC, 1846-1918)

A vintage Mid Century ceramic jug by Dorchester Pottery Works, an American stoneware company, 1895-1979. Rounded pitcher with a short neck and strong handle. Dark brown glaze with a scratched cherry d

Avon Pottery Jug In Brown & Green Toned Glaze. A ceramic pottery jug with five cylindrical openings, four twisted ceramic handles and beaded vertical design down the body. Jug is painted with a mustar

Southern folk art 'grotesque' head shaped jug. Small impressed mark to base: BROWN POTTERY. Origin, Arden N.C.Bulging eyes with pierced pupils, roman nose, blackish brown glaze. Handle broken, repairs

14 inch loop handle jug, applied handle, 12 inch similar jug, deep brown glaze, applied loop handle, stamped Waine at shoulder

Lot Of Three Dark Brown Glazed Pottery Cooking Pots, this lot features three cooking pots, two feature two handles and the tallest features only one handle, they all have a dark brown glaze, the large

Near matching pair of American glazed pottery jugs, ovoid in shape with single handle, both with glossy deep brown-black glaze. Larger: 8.75" H x 4" diameter. Scattered minor glaze and chip losses to

Georgia,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Large covered redware pottery jug with applied handle finished with deep green and brown mottled glaze. Pottery,Approx. 12" x 8" dia.. Marked "Lanier Meaders" on

Signed Sandy Cole Wolf head face jug, brown drip glaze, double handles 10.5 x 6.5 inches, good color, dated 2000

Dal Burtchaell Pig Ear Pottery Jug, Made in Gillsville GA, Folk Artist, Brown Glaze with Blue Drip around Handles, 13.5" H x 7" Opening

North Carolina, Catawba Valley, stoneware pottery jug with dark brown alakaline glaze and pulled strap handle. Incised initials "JFS" for James Franklin Seagle (Lincoln County, NC, 1829-1892) with an

Two (2) pieces of Southern stoneware pottery. 1st item: East Tennessee transitional stoneware pottery jar having a dark brown glaze with two lug handles and incised "4" below one handle denoting capac