Texas or Alabama Stoneware Jar

unsigned, great salt glaze runs. Early jar ca. 1860 10"

Fine Texas, Duncan Shop Stoneware Three Gallon Jar 1860's. One of the great potters of the South. Family trained in Edgefield South Carolina and migrated to Alabama then onward to middle Texas. This j

Nearly antique Meyer Pottery Texas stoneware jar, made for the Order of the Eastern Star, decorated with a star logo and inscribed 47th OES Grand Chapter San Antonio 1929. Approximately 5.4375H x 3.56

Fine Texas Two Gallon Stoneware Jar Attributed Jeremiah S. Hogue Shop of Titus County Texas. What an outstanding jar with a 2 stamped on the shoulder and a glaze that is just stunning. The jar was fou

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), 1 Gallon Leon slip preserve jar. Early Texas stoneware. size: 11 x 7" dia. Provenance: An Austin, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on e

McDade Pottery (McDade, Texas) 4-gallon stoneware crock / jar, with flared lip, lug handles, slip glaze exterior, marked "4 / McDade Pottery / McDade Texas", with pierced bottom height 16 in.

Circa 1860, Texas, attributed to John Leapard working in Rusk County. Very nicely glazed and formed jar. The piece has a double ring tooled rim over an ovoid body with rich alkaline glaze with incised

Two (2) Southern Stoneware Pottery Jars, Alabama and Mississippi. 1st item: Stamped Alabama stoneware jug, stamped "Pittman & Bro./Rock Mills, Ala". Salt glaze with some drips, incised "2" above stamp

Three-Gallon Open-Handled Stoneware Jar with Alkaline Glaze, Alabama or Georgia origin, circa 1880, cylindrical jar with rounded shoulder, semi-rounded rim, and applied open handles at the shoulders,

Important Perry Co. Alabama "Robert Solomon Ham" Double Handle Jar Circa 1890s Important Alabama "Ham" Double Handle Lidded Jar A fine example of Alabama Stoneware in this slip with salt glaze double

Very Rare One-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Alkaline Glaze, Stamped "J.S. NASH," Marion County, TX origin, third quarter 19th century, finely-potted, vasiform jar with ovoid body and tall, narrow opening,

Circa 1880, likely Sand Mountain Alabama origin. The jar has a rich well-fried alkaline glaze with strap handle at one side on a slightly ovoid body. The piece has several very tight early hairlines f

One Gallon Alabama Pitcher in albany slip glaze with great fly ash concentration on one side of the pitcher. The pitcher is a very nice example of Alabama stoneware and is in mint condition. Standing

Randolph County, Alabama, circa 1860. having large, proud form with well-applied handles on slightly ovoid body exhibiting exceptionally bold alkaline glaze with kiln drips.

Very Rare Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Spouted Jar, Southern U.S. origin, possibly Texas, circa 1850-1880, ovoid form with narrow collar, semi-rounded rim, and applied open handles, the shoulder fitted w

Collection of early American stoneware jugs and jars, featuring one E.L Anderson Distillery (Newport, Kentucky) scratch advertising whiskey jug, circa 19th century, one unmarked jug, two jars with col

Circa 1870, likely Tennessee or Texas. Very handsomely potted example having a well defined rim and excellently applied strong and lug handle at upper body leading down to slight ovoid form. The is a

1/2 Liter Stoneware in relief with stoneware lid, probably made by S.P. Gerz, circa early 1900's

1/4 Liter Stoneware in relief with stoneware lid, circa 1930's

TSUJIMURA YUI (B. 1975) Large stoneware jar with natural ash glaze Heisei era (1989-2019) Beginning from a narrow base, the profile building up to a broad and flat shoulder, the neck again expanding u

A FINE QUALITY CHINESE CIZHOU STONEWARE JAR, possibly Yuan/Ming Dynasty, together with a fitted hardwood stand, the cut away black slip decoration in the form of bands of formal scrolling foliage, 9.3

Thomas Mitchell Chandler, Jr. (1810-1854). Stoneware jar with slip trailing decoration. Chandler was in Edgefield around 1836 and had his own shop from 1850 - 1852. Horsepen Creek Pottery, Kirby Cross

Outstanding Three-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Large Incised Sailing Ship Decoration, probably Middlesex County, NJ origin, circa 1820's, highly-ovoid jar with tooled shoulder, an applied lug handle, and

circa 1840. with excellent form, precise decoration and attention to detail. ovoid in form, approximately 6-7 gallons. an excellent example of Chandler's skill in symmetry and form. Private Collection