Two pieces of Stahl Glazed Redware.

Two pieces of Stahl Glazed Redware. Tulip decorated vase dated 1940, 6-1/2"h. and a sugar bowl dated 1946, 4-1/4'h. Condition: Very good, sugar has no lid.

Two Pieces of Glazed Redware Pottery. 1st: Bulbous form storage jar. 7-3/4"h. 2nd: Small bowl, 6-1/4" diam. Condition: Jar has glazing wear and several chips. Bowl has hairline.

Two Pieces of Glazed Redware, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1840, a stew pot with streaked manganese decoration, paired with an ovoid jar with tooled banding and spattered manganese decoration. Stew

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Two Pieces of 19th Century English Glazed Redware. 1st: Brown and yellow glazed covered sugar bowl. Both lid and bottom of base are signed "F. Stankin, Burton (England), 6"h. 2nd: Mottle Glazed Redwar

Two Pieces of 19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware. Pitcher, 8-1/4"h. and a jug, 9"h. Condition: Good with chips and wear.

Including two pieces of Turtlecreek Pottery, polychrome glazed redware, artist signed Christopher Wood and Betty Lou, coin bank with bird finial, 4 1/4 x 8 1/2" high & covered jar with bird finial5" d

Late 19th century. Including a turkhead mold and a seated spaniel. Varying wear. Spaniel 9"h. Mold 10" diameter.

Two 19th Century Iron Glazed Redware Piecesone ovoid jug, height 6 inches; mug with black marking, height 5 inches

North Carolina, one bulbous form with flared neck, mottled turquoise and pink glaze, signed "Ben Owen III/2009" on base, 10 in.; one small pot/planter form, redware with dark blue glaze, signed "M.L.

Four Pieces of Breininger Glazed Redware Pottery. Two fruit form, cow butter print, miniature pitcher and bowl. Dating from 1970's - 1980's. Butter print is unsigned and measures 3-3/4" diam. Conditio

Largest unglazed piece measures 3-1/4 x 7-1/4 x 7-1/4; patterned two-handled, glazed piece from Peru measures 3-1/4 x 6-1/2 x 6 and is signed "Machupiccku".

Probably French, 19th C. Comprising three bowls, three smaller bowls and two pitchers. 8 pieces Tallest 5 3/4"h Largest 8 1/2"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson De

Two pieces of redware and one tortoise shell glazed vessel. Largest height: 6.25" From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman, Centerville, OH. See auction description for full backgrou

European, 19th/ 20th C. Comprising two jugs and a pitcher. 3 pieces Heights from 9 1/2" to 17" By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

lead-glazed with some tiny iron-oxide spotting, wide-mouth semi-ovoid form with tooled rim. Together with a Mid-Atlantic wide-mouth semi-ovoid form jar with flat-top rounded rim. Two pieces total. Sec

Two Pieces of Shooner Redware Pottery. 1st: Sgrafitto tumbler with tulip decoration, dated 2009. 5"h. 2nd: Glazed flower pot with attached saucer base and coggle wheel rims, dated 2011. 5-3/4"h. Condi

Two Pieces of Foltz Redware Pottery Platter. 1st: Slip decorated cow design, dated 1980. 2nd: Glazed and molded figure of a rooster, dated 1990. 7-1/4"h. Condition: Rooster is good; platter has edge c

Eleven Pieces of Glazed Pottery America including Pennsylvania, 19th and early 20th centuries Including two marked redware jars, one "JOHN BELL/WAYNESBORO," one "BELL," two mugs, two bulbous jars, thr

4 pieces of brown & redware, pitcher, two jars, brown glazed milk bowl with heart feet

Three Pieces Redware: Pitcher, Mug and Jargreen glazed pitcher, iron oxide glazed mug and orange two handle ovoid jar.Heights 4 3/4, 4 5/8 and 5 inches

Seven pieces of redware pottery to include bowls, mottled glazed flower frogs, and two small vessels. Scalloped edge bowl is attributed to Johnsonville redware. Largest: 2in tall x 6 in diameter. Prov

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Two pans with green-glazed interiors, wear, 3.75"h. 17"d. And 2.75"h. 13.75"d. Plate with coggled rim, wear and chips, 2.25"h. 11.5"d. Bowl with yellow slip stripe, 3.25

Two Glazed Redware Jugs, New York State or Maine, or Possibly the Thorne Pottery, Crosswicks, New Jersey, Nineteenth Century. Each of ovoid form with heavily-ribbed handle, covered in lead and mangane