Outstanding Loy Family, Alamance County, NC Redware

Attributed Solomon Loy (1805-? Alamance County, NC), Decorated Dirt Dishcirca 1860s, earthenware bowl with splashes of alternating white and black slip around the rim and black splashes to the interio

Redware salt dish. Loy family. Alamance Co. North Carolina, circa 1865. D 3-3/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ogg6

A very early hard to find small bottom broad rim dirt dish first quarter of the 19th century. Very great example of earlier redware pot from NC. Width at 9.75".

Early Rare Boggs Family Alabama Cream Riser This is a outstanding rare and early form from Alabama. This piece is attributed to the Boggs family ( Also strong roots in Alamance County North Carolina )

extremely rare Alamance County signed salt glaze jug with blue cobalt. Stamped S. LOY. Ca. 1820. missing handle. A very desirable and very hard to find stamp. Height 10.75"

a walnut corner cupboard found in Alamance County, NC original - window paynes, original feet. very nice smaller sizeheight 80.5"width at front 39"when in corner width on one side 35"

made at the Wood & Boggs shop in Alamance County NC a wonderful utilitarian jar in great condition ca. 1840. height 6"

4" a miniature jug found in Alamance County, NC. With a red decorated glaze. Most likely an end of the day piece for a child.

Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Duck Sander, attributed to the Owen Family, Moore County, NC, 20th century, figure of a goose with bulging eyes and pierced breast, decorated with cobalt highlights to the e

10.5" ca. 1790 - 1820 redware jug from a piedmont north Carolina estate. Fresh to the market example of North Carolina redware. Possibly Guilford or Alamance County. Found in a Guilford County old hom

stamped 2. possibly Wood and Loy or Wood and Boggs, not signed other than the 2 stamp at the shoulder. Height 9.5"

Lot of 3pcs of Southern stoneware attributed to Thomas Ritchie & Probst families of the Catawba Valley & Buncombe County Regions. Small Pot on left marked w/slash on rim, poss Ritchie, center pot attr

Recently discovered fraktur in the same Lebanon County family for five generations. Size, condition, and subject matter are outstanding. Minor loses. Measures approximately 13” across x 8.25” high

Recently discovered fraktur in the same Lebanon County family for five generations. Size, condition, and subject matter are outstanding. Minor loses. Measures approximately 13” across x 8.25” high

Signed Cyrus Cogburn (1782 NC - 1855 TX) Washington County, Georgia Four Gallon Jar. Circa 1820-30s. This double handle jar is just outstanding with the coggle wheel mark in the top shoulder next to t

Two NC Earthenware Crocks, Attributed Dicks or Watkins Family of Pottersearly 19th century, Randolph County, crafted in the style of the Quaker potters with an unglazed exterior and a heavy brown lead

Fine Signed "HNL" Henry Newton Long (1858-1907) Crawford Co. One Gallon Jug. From one of the most sought after pottery families the "Longs," this is an outstanding runny alkaline glazed jug. The jug h

Fine Rock Mills, Alabama Boggs Family Six Gallon Churn with a outstanding rich slip glaze. The classic double handle is a trait of Randolph County Alabama and this churn is just outstanding. The condi

Crawford County Merritt One Gallon Jar. This is a great example of the Merritt family pottery attributed to Billy Merritt with the double handles and has a flared rim with a outstanding paint rock gla

14" outstanding a rare pair of jugs from Randolph or Chatam County North Carolina. An identical pair. Ca. 1840-1860

2 1/4" Finely Made Kings Arrowhead found in Pettis County, Missouri. Outstanding example found by members of the "working on it" Family west of Sedalia Missouri.

Five Gallon Crock, James Franklin Seagle (1829-1892 Lincoln County, NC)alkaline glazed stoneware of a highly ovoid form with rounded rim and short neck, dark glossy glaze with evidence there may have

Three Gallon Storage Crock, James Franklin Seagle (1829-1892 Lincoln County, NC)alkaline glazed stoneware with an pronounced ovoid form, rounded mouth with inner rim and tooled throat, greenish khaki

Described By:Rachel CNX 1353 6025 Title:Slave Bill Of Sale North Carolina John Brown Person County NC James 12 Years Old 1814 Description: A historical piece of ephemera documenting the sale of a twel