REDWARE JUG, UNUSUAL PINCHED FORM.

Three good redware jugs. American, mid 19th century. The smallest with reddish-pink and gray glaze. Unusual slight double ovoid form. Strap handle. H 8-1/4". Condition: A few small base chips. 4" firi

Group of (8) small glazed redware vessels, to include: (7) jugs of ovoid form, with handles; and an American pinched jug, of ovoid form, pinched on three sides, with green and orange mottled glaze, la

Group of (12) penny banks, to include: redware jug-form bank; (2) redware bottle-form banks, one inscribed ''16 years old.'' on bottom, the other inscribed ''Contributions toward paying debt on ... to

A very attractive early (c.1780-1820 era) Redware jug with wide ribbed handle with glaze splotching/mottling. Possibly upstate NY / New England Origins. Minor nicking around base, wide ribbed strap ha

3/4" DIA., SOME WEAR TO GLAZE

19th Century Mottled Glazed Redware Jug. Bulbous form with applied handle. 7-1/4"h. Condition: Fair to good with glaze loss, crazing and lines.

Two Pieces of Antique Redware Pottery. Jug-form still bank, 4-3/4"h., and a bulbous cream pitcher, 3-3/4"h. Condition: Good with light wear.

Diminutive 18th c. New England Glazed Redware Jug, ovoid form with footed base, handle affixed to top of mouth, 7 1/4" high, 5" diam. Several body firing flaws, small foot edge chip.

All pieces except the last listed from the 19th century, including a Jacob Caire "Pokeepsie NY" crock; a large redware covered jar with side handles; a large redware jug with pinched spout; an orange

19th Century Glazed Redware Jug. Bulbous form incised squiggle line decoration on shoulder. 12"h. Condition: Good with minor chips and wear. In the making firering line at base.

Earthenware pitcher or jug in unusual form, with a spout and three side handles but no top handle. Early 19th century. Cruche for olive oil. Made in Cliousclat, Drome. Dimensions: H 10" x Dia. 10" Con

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware Jugs. Bulbous form with applied ribbed handles. Tallest measures 10"h. Condition: Smaller is good with minor wear. Larger has several base chips.

19th Century Manganese Glazed Redware Miniature Jug. Bulbous form with semi-round spout and applied ribbed loop handle. 4"h. Condition: Very good.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Glazed Redware Miniature Jug. Bulbous form with applied ribbed handle. Eugene and the late Vera Charles collection, Lancaster, PA. 3"h. Condition: Very good with tiny chips/w

19th century redware bank, handled jug form, 4 1/2" H. Good condition.

ca 1860 Redware vinegar jug in very unusual pattern slip dec - 8 1/2" tall

19th Century Manganese Glazed Redware Bulbous Form Jug. Raised ring spout and ribbed loop handle. 10"h. Condition: Good with minor chips and crazing.

19th Century Manganese Glazed Redware Bulbous Form Jug. Raised ring spout and ribbed loop handle. 11-1/2"h. Condition: Good with glaze loss on spout and handle, one flake chip on base.

Early 19th c redware jug with 3 incised dotted lines near neck, slightly overcooked mustard yellow glaze, ht 9", sold with an Israel Seymour, Troy Factory 1 gallon ovoid jug, ht 12"

Unusual form copper jug with dovetailed construction. Measuring 7 1/2" tall and 8" diameter at the widest. Has been cleaned and lacquered. Good condition overall, otherwise age appropriate wear. Pleas

Lot of six, all American 19th century, including a small ovoid redware jug with ribbed C form handle5" diameter x 6 3/4" high; plus redware jar in clear glaze, 4 1/2" diameter x 8" high; plus redware

Including a nice circa 1820-30 American ovoid redware jug with applied C form handle, slipped, no glaze, 5 1/2" diameter x 9" high; plus red stoneware wax seal canning jar with clear glaze, fluted top

Ancient Roman Glass Bottle c.1st-4th cent AD. Size: 4 inches high x 3 inches diameter (10.2 x 7.7 cm).Ancient Blown Glass sprinkler bottle with pinched edges, Unusual Form. nice iridescence. Perfect c

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOTTLE, lead-glazed, unusual bell-form with multi-ringed body, stepped shoulder, tapered neck, delicate ringed mouth, and pronounced foot. Kiln reduction resulting in a