Luck’s Wares & Matt Luck. Pair of Jugs.

Luck’s Wares & Matt Luck. Pair of Jugs. 2007. Signed and dated. Tallest is 12.5”h. Frog skin and tobacco spit glaze, wood fired with corn cob stoppers. Est. $100-200. Ship: $85

matt or jason luck. Signed on bottom 10"

Matt Luck. Drunk Jug. 2005. Signed and dated. Mint condition. 12" h. Est. $50-100. Ship: $55

Sid Luck. Pair Of Face Jugs. 1998. Signed. Mint condition. Average size is 8”h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $65

north carolina pottery. Signed on bottom and dated 2006. 10"

Sid and Matt Luck. Large Blue Devil and Small Salt Glaze Face Jug. 2002-4. Signed and dated. Mint condition. Tallest is 17" h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $150

Sid and Matt Luck. Large Blue Devil and Small Salt Glaze Face Jug. 2002-4. Signed and dated. Mint condition. Tallest is 17"h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $150

(7) Piece Collection of Royal Doulton Fishing Themed Transfer Ware, early 20th c., incl: Spittoon, 7 1/4" high, 7 3/4" diam.; Large candle holder, 8 3/4" high, 6 1/4" diam., craquelure; Pair of jugs,

Collection of Royal Albert 'Old County Roses' pattern tea and coffee ware items to include - tea pot, coffee pot, two pairs of milk jugs and sugar bowls, two-tier cake stand, sandwich plates etc. (52

Group of Continental and American Wares Comprising: A pair of floriform dishes, marked '.925' Two egg cups, marked 'sterling' A pair of small cream jugs, indistinctly marked A demitasse cup and saucer

Sid Luck is part of multiple generation family of potters that go back into the 19th century in Seagrove, NC area. Both his sons Jason & Matt make pots too. Now in his 70's, he is the 'Senior Potter'

Description: This lot includes a pair of antique ceramic face jugs with a drip ware glaze. Both are unsigned but appear to be turn of the century. Condition: Minor expected surface wear associated wit

Set of 3 Carlton Ware England Hand Decorated Earthenware Pottery in "Oak Tree" Pattern. Soft matt glaze. Circa 1920-1930s. Jug is 5.25"H x 4"D on the bottom. Vase is 6.25"H x 5.5"W. Lidded Bisquit Bar

Art Nouveau style, glazed stoneware and silicon ware. Impressed Doulton Lambeth on bottom. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 2.25"H Manufacturer: Doulton Lambeth Country of Origin: England

Glazed stoneware, with floral decoration partly in relief and gold accents. Impressed artist monogram and Doulton Lambeth Carrara backstamp. #RoyalDoulton #Lambeth #Carrara Artist: Eliza Simmance Issu

Carlton Ware England Hand Decorated Earthenware Pottery in "Oak Tree" Pattern. Soft matt glaze. Circa 1920-1930s. Large jug vase 14"H x 6"D on the bottom =

Nice grouping of signed Debbie McKnight pottery miniatures, pink luster decorated pitcher and bowl 1"H, pair of 17th century style Sack jugs, four sponge ware decorated plates and pitcher, cobalt deco

Owen III, Ben (American/North Carolina, 20th/21st century), Pair of ceramics, Egg Vase and Jug. Vase incised Jugtown Ware on base, height 4.25 inches. Jug in matte green "frogskin" finish, incised wit

A pair of antique Bohemian ruby red glass jugs or ewers for the Ottoman market. Each has a baluster form with a curved spout. The exteriors of the wares are adorned with gilded accents, and hand ename

Pair of framed vintage advertisements depicting figurines and jugs. First frame is marbled brown, black, and gold in coloration, and has a cream matt with gold accent. Dimensions of first framed adver

Group of Majolica Leaf Wares Comprising: A small jug with pewter lid A double leaf serving dish A begonia leaf dish An oak leaf dish A pair of plates The largest 2 3/4 x 12 1/4 x 9 in., (6 pcs).

Carlton Ware England Hand Decorated Earthenware Pottery Blue "Night Oak" Pattern. Soft Matt Glaze. Circa 1920-1930s. Handled Vase is 8.25"H x 7"D on the bottom. Smaller vase/urn is 6.25"H x 4"D on the

Carlton Ware England Hand Decorated Earthenware Pottery Blue "Night Oak" Pattern. Soft Matt Glaze. Circa 1920-1930s. Handled bowl is 8.5"D x 3.25"H. Lidded bisquit barrel is 6.5"H x 4"D on the bottom.

These are a fine pair of ca. 1895-1905, triple stilt fired, blended / drip glazed yellow-ware pottery milk pitchers / jugs. Most of the great American potters of the late 19th & early 20th centuries p