Rare American 19th C. Miniature Stoneware Churn.

Unusual Miniature Salt-Glazed Stoneware Churn, probably TN origin, mid to late 19th century, semi-ovoid form with arching lug handles and flared collar, the surface covered in a mottled salt glaze ove

A 19th century American Stoneware churn by "Lyons, N. Y.". Two gallon design with Cobalt floral decoration and molded handles. Lacks lid, minor edge damage, some wear. 11 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

Rare "A Good Child" Miniature Pail. American, 19th century. Wood stave construction bucket having metal band and a wire bail with wood handle, original green paint with red birds in tree with nest. 4-

American stoneware butter churn crock, mid 19th c., attributed to Daniel Cribbs (Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1800-1892) and family, with dual close handles, accompanied by pine top, stick and dasher, stonewa

Two Pieces of American Pottery, 19th c., consisting of a Red Wing Pottery #3 whiskey jug, Union Stoneware; and a #4 covered butter churn crock with blue line decoration, by W. D. Suggs, Smithville, Mi

F.B. Norton & Co. (American, Worcester, Massachusetts, founded 1858), second half 19th century. A four-gallon salt glazed stoneware jar or churn, having a rolled rim, a tooled shoulder, applied lug ha

Second half 19th century. Applied handle and brushed cobalt flower. 3.75"h.

United States,19th Century Rare and early American redware toy pitcher, decorated with a mottled magnesium orange glaze, a sweet piece of child's scale pottery. RISD Museum accession number D44.519.14

Second half 19th century. Brushed cobalt decoration. Churn with tulip and "5". Applied handles. Dasher, no lid. 18"h. And a crock with grapes and "3". 10.75"h. Varying stains and flaking.

Mid 19th century. Two applied handles. Brushed cobalt tulip "4". In the making firing separations in handles. 16.25"h.

Rare Miniature Stoneware Flask, Northeastern U.S. origin, late 18th or early 19th century, wheel-thrown form with pinched sides and rounded spout. Exceptional size. Spout chips. Shallow, in-the-firing

Group of Miniature Redware and Stoneware Pottery 18th/19th century. Including English and American. Max Ht 3 1/2 in.

Mid 19th century. Brushed cobalt foliage around the shoulder, impressed "3". 14.5"h.

Rare Miniature Classical Giltwood Convex Mirror, 19th century, American or English, with rocaille ornament decorating the lower edge, the cove-molded frame set with gilt spherules and a reeded interio

A rare Virginia churn with cobalt decoration and the number 6, notating the churns 6 gallon capacity. Does have a crack running through front, but a hard to come by 19th century Virginia stoneware exa

American (New York), 19th Century. Three-gallon with eagle on stylized perch under an arch. Stamped "J.C. Waelde. North. Bay". 10.5"h. 7"l. Crack on rear (stabilized).

Second half 19th century. Applied handles and brushed cobalt decoration with impressed labels. "Ottman Bros. Fort Edward NY 4" with wreath and date "1883". Glued split. 15.5"h. And "J&E Norton, Bennin

Very Rare Miniature Double-Handled Stoneware Jug with Brown Slip Decoration, probably Abial Price, Matawan, NJ, second quarter 19th century, diminutive, ovoid jug with wide spout and applied handles,

American, second half 19th Century. Freehand cobalt floral decoration. Jug (Boston), churn (Ohio), and small love handle crock (New York). 7"-14"h.

Second half 19th century. Handled stoneware jar with impressed "5". Rim chips and external crack that doesn't go through to interior. 6"h. And a redware jug with a house incised on the bottom. Rim chi

Lot of sixteen American stoneware advertising crocks, some marked, to include glazed examples, churns, handled, etc, some 19th century examples 13"h x 9"d/ largest Provenance: Pieces from the Hendri

Two Early 19th Century Hand-Painted Miniature Oval Paintings. Watercolor on paper. Housed in original frames under glass with pendant bail. Approximate dimensions: 1) 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. 2) 2 3/4 in. x

Antique American oil painting by William Hart (1823 - 1894). Oil on canvas. Signed. Framed. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on the back of the painting. The first siz

American 19th Century Stoneware Cobalt-Painted Pitcher, Probably Pennsylvania. Large pitcher with wide mouth with pinched spout, slightly tapered body, cobalt painted feather decoration. {Approximate