McKee Grocer Hopkinsville, Kentucky Stoneware Jar

signed on shoulder, 8.5"

3 gallon jar signed PG. 14"

KENTUCKY / OHIO DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, designated three-gallon capacity, ovoid form with flat-top rounded rim, double incised shoulder rings, applied arched tab handles, brown-glazed in

Three (3) Kentucky and West Virginia salt-glazed stoneware jars. 1st item: Bierbower and Company, Maysville, KY cobalt decorated jar stenciled "Bierbower & Co./Stoves/Tinware (illegible)/39 Market St.

Salt glaze with Albany glazed interior, nice early ovoid form with cobalt stencil M.F. Renrenn Grocer 2217 & 2219 Market Street Wm Elgin. W. Va. South Brani- 3601 Janor St., nice early ovoid form, 5 &

Stamped, "2 gal. J. A. Mailloux Grocers No. 38 Rue De La Couronne St. Roch." Stoneware jar with blue decorated bird. 10 3/4" High x 9" Diameter.

2-Gallon Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Jar with Pittsburgh, PA Advertising. Western PA origin, circa 1875, ovoid jar with semi-rounded rim. Stenciled cobalt advertising, "Wm. HASLAGE / & CO. / GROCERS AN

1 gal stoneware jar with decorated front and back, impressed mark F. Peters, Grocers, 177. Read, Cor, Washington S-T, front design has abstract squiggles, back design is ornamental flower with 1 in th

Straight sided stoneware store crock, impressed J A Van Bramer / Grocers / Kinderhook NY, 6" h x 7-1/4" dia, with a stoneware preserve jar, undecorated, 7-5/8" h, no damage

(2) Gallon salt glazed stoneware (2) handle jar embossed with retailers name and highlighted with cobalt. 12 inches.

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

19th century, likely of Tennessee or Kentucky origin. Very nicely potted with a tall upper body flanked by well applied strap handles on an ovoid lower body with a foot at the base. Small nick to the

Four Pottery Stoneware Vesselsthe first is a storage jar stenciled "C.F. Hetzel & Co/ Cumberland MD" over "2", circa 1875, probably made in PA for Hetzel Grocers (11 1/2 in.) (crazing); a Continental

Stamped PA Huffman, a 6 gallon mark, great salt glaze color hue, with two nicely applied lug handles. Salt glaze pottery from KY. The Grinstead stoneware production in Madison County was followed by P

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

8 gal. early stoneware semi ovoid jar with impressed 8 and "Manufactory of A.&L. Uhl, Evansville, Ind., 20" t. x 13" dia. at widest point

Rare Thomas Commeraw Saltglaze Stoneware Cobalt Blue-Decorated Jar, Manhattan (Coerlears Hook), New York, Circa 1815. Surrounded by an incised compass border heightened in cobalt blue slip, stamped "C

Greenwich, CT, ca. 1790, with excellent cobalt watchspring decoration and applied handles Appx. 12-1/4"h Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Fine One-Gallon Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Jar with Impressed Design, Stamped "WARNE & LETTS 1807 / S AMBOY N JERSY", Thomas Warne & Joshua Letts, South Amboy, NJ, 1807, cylindrical jar with heavily-t

Very Rare Calloway County, Kentucky Stoneware Grave Marker, probably Kentucky origin, early 20th century, cylindrical form with coggled shoulder and acorn-shaped finial accented with incised stippling