Stellar 1830s White Co. Ga Quart Jug

Stellar 1830s White Co. Ga Quart Jug, this is a amazing example of southern stoneware in quart size. The jug is circa early 1830s and is from White County Georgia and has a beautiful lime alkaline gla

1830s White Co. Ga Double Handle Sorghum Jug. This is early example of fine White County stoneware with this jug. Early light alkaline glaze and the strap handles with squared mouth. The jug has three

15" Glazed jug in excellent condition from White Co. Ga. Possible Wiley Meaders piece. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS. ALL BIDDERS ARE B

N. WHITE & CO., BINGHAMTON, NY", 4 QUART STONEWARE BATTER JUG WITH IRON BAIL HANDLE, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 8

L.C. Paul & Wm & BF Hosier Stoneware Jugs. (1) WM and BF Hosier Grocers, White Plains, New York, one quart jug. (1) L.C. Paul & Co. 149 Blackstone Street, Boston, one gallon jug. Condition - Both jugs

Clete & Billie Meaders Quart Size Jug-Pitcher Lot both have stellar eye appeal and glaze. Both are same date - 02-27-1993- Pitcher standing 4 3/4" Tall 2- Jug, insignificant glaze flake possibly durin

White County, GA Craven Jug. Measures 14.75" tall

Potts-Thompson Atlanta Ga. Two Gallon Liquor Jug that has blue and white bands around the jug. Very nice stencil and is in very good condition for age and use. Condition, has minor edge glaze flaking

Classic Crawford Co GA jug from the Long family of potters. Specifically this jug is from John Henry Long (B1877-??). Stamped JHL on the handle. The glaze is phenomenal and very classic Crawford Co po

Lanier Meaders and White Co. Potter. 2 Lanier Coffee Cups and 2 Gal White Co. Whiskey Jug. Mugs are signed by Lanier and are in mint condition, 4"h each. Whiskey jug is missing handle and has stray pa

Fine Cheever Meaders (1887-1967) 1gal Jug - White Co. Georgia. Circa 1940s. This is a outstanding lime glazed one gallon jug. The jug has the classic Cheever Meaders handle with the kick to the left,

Good condition. Chips on rim. Measures 13.5 inches tall.A-9 stamped on shoulder. Minor chips on bottom rimLight firing crack on side.

Scarce Isaac N. Craven (1806NC-1869GA) White Co. Georgia Pint Jug. This is an outstanding gem of a jug with classic iron sand glaze and has strong runs. This is a very scarce pint size example and is

Rare Jerome Avera(1855-unknown) Signed Crawford Co. GA half gallon Jug Circa 1880s. Son of Crawford county potter John C. Avera(1834-1900). Highly significant marked example with a backwards "JA." Thi

Jack Leigh (1948-2004) black and white photo Camden Co, GA circa 1978. Signed Jack Leigh Printed 1996. 14 1/2" x 18 1/2"

Unknown, Possibly Crawford, Co., GA. Beautifully Glazed Jug & Vase. Not signed. Early examples. Minor chigger bites, otherwise excellent condition. Tallest is 10.5"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $75

Circa 1866-1868, stamped and blushed "N. White & Co Binghamton, NY" stoneware jug, decorated with large cobalt tulip and dotted lines, round ring at lip, handle, 12" H. No issues noted.

N. White & Co. Binghamton 1-1/2 Gallon Stoneware Jug. Cobalt blue Floral slip decoration. 12"h. Condition: Very good.

Fine Two gallon White Co. Georgia Tarplin Joseph Dorsey (1847-1925) Fluid Jug Circa 1880s. This is an outstanding example of a two gallon jug with a rich earthy green alkaline lime glaze that has a ma

Anonymous. Crawford County, GA. Half Gallon Whisky Jug with Interesting Glaze. c. late 1800s. Mint condition. 10" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Blue Floral Decorated White And Co. Binghamton Stoneware Jug

Fine 1870-80s White Co. Wide Mouth Sorghum Jug unknown maker, not Dorsey shop or early Meaders camp. This is a outstanding three gallon sorghum jug with great runs all over the entire jug, very earthy

THREE PIECES OF STONEWAREMid-19th CenturyAll with cobalt blue decoration.1) White & Co., Utica, New York jug with flower and leaf decoration. Height 14”.2) Union Pottery, Newark, New Jersey jug

Signed Bolton Pottery Co. Atlanta Ga. This is a jug that is signed and glazed in a salt & slip glaze. The jug is circa 1890's and were made on the west side of Atlanta (Bolton) by C.H. Bird who made j