Edith Harwell Pinewood Pottery Pitchers

Two Edith Harwell Pinewood Pottery pitchers, mirror brown glaze, Edith lived in Charlotte, North Carolina at one time and was a contemporary of Juliana Busbee, incised stamped marks “Oct 6 1958 PINE

All unmarked to underside, all with varying decoration and colorful wrapping. Tallest height: 6.75"

Rare milk pitchers with a late 18th century "Hecker" form. Dimensions: (Larger) H 5" x W 6" x D 5" Condition: Crazing, chips, glaze losses throughout.

(2) Provencal pitchers with pinched spouts. Produced in a small area from Marseille up into the Var, in Provence. They were used for hard cider. One Pitcher, turn of 19th C., is a half-glazed vessel

The largest with blue and brown seaweed decoration on a white ground, the smaller with brown seaweed on a brown base. Largest measuring 6" high.

11PC. POTTERY PITCHERS, PLANTERS, & VASES: A collection of pottery pitchers, vases, jardinieres, and cachepots includes two high-gloss red/brown Roseville "Topeo" pattern vessels. The majority of the

Including tall Alsace milk pitcher with hand-pressed handle. Dimensions: (Larger) H 6" x W 7" x D 5" Condition: Larger with crack to rim. Crazing. Few chips and glaze losses.

Lot (10) early pottery pitchers and bowl. Tallest 9 1/2" Ht., bowl 10 1/2" D..

Lot (10) early pottery pitchers. Tallest 9" Ht..

This caramel pichet de Provence was a vessel for hard cider. These pitchers were only produced in the city of Aubagne following “La Vallèe de l’Huvéanne” north into St. Zachary, another town i

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A set of 2 wheel-thrown pottery pitchers, each with a piriform body and a thick strap handle. The wide mouths enabled their

Three Majolica Pottery Pitchers. Tallest 6-1/2"h. Condition: Good , middle pitcher has a chip on handle.

Two Early Roseville Pottery Pitchers (1) Large Dutch Children. Measures 11 3/4" High. (1) Iris.

BENNINGTON POTTERY PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, molded with foliate and tree designs on a stippled surface. One marked with "lozenge" shape with "UNITED STATES / POTTERY CO. / BENNINGTON Vt" within and the o

Two Roman / Etruscan Style Pottery Pitchers. Taller measures 9 inches in height. Exact age unknown, the pieces in this collection were collected by an Italian family that immigrated to the United Stat

Both tankard form, one decorated by Harriet E. Wilcox, having standard glaze with ears of corn on a ground in shades of yellow, green, orange and brown, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo ind

They look to be in Good cosmetic condition, with a few small Nicks. The tallest piece is the President Garfield pitcher, measuring 9 1/2" tall. Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

(lot of 3) Glazed pottery vessels, Mexico, possibly Puebla, including: (2) handled pitchers, featuring the Virgen de Guadalupe, over a rose bloom, flanked by doves, typical small losses, approx 7.25"h

Four Various Antique Majolica Pottery Pitchers. Tallest signed etruscan, 8-3/4"h. Condition: Good, one with spout roughness.

all with double handles and bichrome line decoration, h. 8-1/2 to 7 in. (range)

18th and 19th century glazed jaspe teapots. 18th c. ridged design with oversized pourer to the spout. 19th c. with similar design but slightly taller and thinner. Dimensions: (Taller) H 6" x W 8.5" x

Three Shearwater Art Pottery Shoal Glaze Pitchers , c. 2000, marked, h. (tallest) 8 1/4 in Provenance: Collection of Allison Kendrick, The Carroll-Crawford House, New Orleans.

**First Time At Auction** Near East, Holy Land, ca. 1st millennium BCE; Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 4 pottery vessels: 2 pitchers and 2 oil lamps. Each of t

white-slip ware with line decoration in red, both with single handles and round wide-neck spouts, h. 10-1/2 to 9 in.