Stoneware jug with alligator glaze. Marked S.F. B

Stoneware jug with alligator glaze. Marked S.F. Brower.-- Dimensions: H: 11 inches: W: 7 inches: D: 7 inches ---

Lot of Five Stoneware Pieces Including Roycraft Shops Jug, A) Blue flower decorated swing handle crock with no lid, 5 1/2" tall without handle. B) Marked on bottom of small brown glaze jug "The Roycro

3pcs - A) Blue tulip 1 gallon jug marked WM E. Warner, West Troy, B) Dark chocolate iron oxide glaze batter jug marked WM E. Warner / West Troy, 3) I. Seymour & Son Tory 2 Gallon batter pitcher. Blue

Group of Eight Assorted Stoneware Jugs having brown glaze, two marked Pat. Oct. 382, another marked Howard Fravel Cider and Vinager Grovers Mills, P.O. Cranberry New Jersey. Used condition, wear, worn

Small stoneware jug marked "Merry Christmas From Jacob B. Nye." [Lancaster Pa.] 3.25"H

MARKED ON BASE -- SALT GLAZE STONEWARE JUG 7 3/4" H THE FIRST CHARACTER JUG DOULTON MADE CIRCA 1820

Circa 1875, stoneware handled jug with spigot hole, manufactured by Sipe, Nichols & Co. (Williamsport, PA), with floral motif, hand-painted with cobalt glaze, marked "5 5 " above "Sipe

German HANDARBIT SALZGLASUR Stoneware Jug. Pewter Lid. Incised design with cobalt blue glaze. Marked.-- Dimensions: H: 11 inches: W: 8.5 inches: D: 7.25 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

Lot including (3) 19th c. stoneware jugs (tallest 8" Ht.), and bird decorated modern crock marked J & B Dieboll, Washington, MI. (9" Ht.).

Stoneware advertising jug with single applied handle, lettered in script on the side in under-glaze blue B.A. Mathews, Caldwell, N.J., 11.5"h. PROVENANCE: Directly from a second generation collection

Circa 1970, Vale, North Carolina. The large face jug having two handle configuration with rich alkaline glaze and marked at the bottom with impressed makers mark. Having a nice iron run at one side of

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1st item: 3 Gallon Canadian stoneware pottery jug with cobalt flower design, marked on the shoulder "From B.T. & I.G. Hitchcock, General Merchant, Cornwall, C. W. (Canada West) and "3" denoting capaci

An early American stoneware jug with a chocolate brown glaze. Writing carved into front: "J. B. Classey / Canandaigua N.Y." Small chips around lip, see photos. 6.25" tall, 6.5" diameter at base. c. 18

This pretty jug is stoneware with high gloss brown glaze. It is impress marked on the bottom The Roycroft Shops East Aurora NY. Stands approx 5.5" tall

John Wesley Hilton (1846-1923 Catawba County, NC), Two Jugscinder alkaline glazed stoneware: a two gallon jug, streaky glaze, rounded rim, short applied handle, hand marked capacity, stamped near the

Stoneware jug with split blue glaze and several scenes in relief across the surface. Royal Doulton backstamp, design number, and artist initial marked ar. Issued: c. 1895-1905 Dimensions: 6"H Manufact

Salt Glaze Blue Decorated Stoneware Jug, ovoid form two gallons, cobalt bird decoration, dark circle area beneath bird, strap handle, 19th C., 13" h, base 8 1/2" d. CONDITION: Dirty, base with cracks,

Marked with decorative blue glaze, H.B. Pfaltzgraff, York P.A., 3. Large hand painted foliage design is front and center on the jug. Height is 15-16 inches, 9 inch diameter.

Multi-colored glaze; African-American man holding a stoneware jug and riding on an alligator; incised on base "Robert Stevens S.C."; 17 1/4"L, 5"W, 5 1/2"H; good condition

Antique L.B & B.G Chace Somerset, Massachusetts Stoneware Ovoid Jug. The jug has one area with a ding to the stone. Jug is marked on the front "L.B & B.G Chace Somerset."

Burlon B. Craig (1914-2002) Swirl Double Handle Jug with wavy decoration and concentric lines. Glossy clear modified crush glass glaze over swirlware. The jug is mint and marked Burlon B. Craig Vale N

Billy Joe Craven (AM, B. 1947) Craven Pottery, GA. Stoneware face jug with cigar in blue glaze and a smaller polychrome example. Both signed on the bottom. Dimensions are: Cigar jug: 11 inches tall X

Lot of assorted primitive stoneware jugs, jars and other pottery, some initialed, some marked Beaumont Pottery, Cedar Swamp, Merkelbach, F. B. Norton & Co, two converted into lamps with shade; twelve