Hadley pottery water cooler

Cover is cracked and missing spigot. Still great decorator item

SIGNED AND DATED ON BOTTOM 2010 17" H

bas-relief scenes of children, pedestal base, 13" tall, 19th century, with spout...Royal Doulton's first pottery was established by John Doulton in the Lambeth area of London in 1815. His son, Henry D

Late 19th century water cooler with cover and brass spigot in good condition. No cracks. Measures 15" tall with 10" diameter.

Also includes 1776 Pitcher, Pfaltzgraff Bottle and Henry McKenna Jug. Water cooler is approx 10 1/2" tall

Vintage Red Wing pottery water cooler. Holds 3 gallons with cover and spigot, double handles. Measures 14" high. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.

Approx 6 1/2" in diameter and 9 1/4" tall

Medium Sized Cylindrical Jug in orange-brown glaze, with arched top having a broad flat opening, raised on three squat animal legs, with a hole for missing spigot, 12" x 7 1/2". Original firing voids

The collection of objects as shown, each is signed M.A. Hadley. Measure from 10 to 16.5 inches. Provenance: The multi-generation collection of an early Kansas City family in the same home since 1962.

Two Pieces of Wisconsin Pottery, Columbus, WI, 1990, an elaborate water cooler with twisted handles and incised bird, floral, and fish decorations on the front, reverse, and sides, highlighted in coba

A Stoneware 'Kenton Cooler' Water Cooler Attributed to Wingender Pottery, New Jersey, Late 19th Century Height 13 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Retta Park, Tucson, Arizona

for Virginia School Supply, 17" tall....Red Wing pottery refers to American stoneware, pottery, or dinnerware items made by a company initially set up, in Red Wing, Minnesota, in 1861 by German immigr

Water Cooler Crock ì Federalist Freedomî Handmade Rowe Pottery Works Cambridge Wis. 1991 .19î H. Condition- no chips or cracks.

Stoneware 5-Gallon Ice Water Cooler with Incised Decoration. Attributed to Wingender Pottery, Haddonfield, NJ. Barrel-form cooler with alternating beaded bands and cobalt rings, the midsection incised

Four gallon water cooler by F. Laufersweller, Empire City Pottery, 517 and 519 W. 27th Street (NYC), with cobalt blue floral design and eight blue bands. Condition: excellent condition with no chips,

Mid to late 19th c. White's Utica, New York blue decorated stoneware pottery 12 1/4"(h) 2 gallon ice water cooler with molded floral designs. CONDITION: Missing original lid. 2", 3" & 3 1/2" cracks on

Including assorted sizes of plates, bowls, creamer and sugar, fire water, bean pot, cups and saucers, salt and pepper shaker etc. Dimensions: Largest plate: 11" Condition: All showing signs of use and

Stoneware, Red Wing Water Cooler, 3 gal w/small wing, Red Wing Potteries Inc., Exc cond w/orig lid.

INCLUDING WATERCOLOR WITH HORSE AND LIDDED BOWL DIMENSIONS: 13" WATERCOOLER

American, 20th Century. A "North State Pottery Company" jar with bulbous base and green high glaze. Impressed mark on bottom. Rim chip and wear. 7.5"h. and a water cooler, possibly Southern, lid with

Circa 1900. Painted with birds and foliage. Dimensions: H 7" x Dia. 9.25" Condition: Spots of loss to pigment. Surface soiling consistent with age. Provenance: From a Greenwich, CT estate.

An iconic stoneware water cooler features an incised folk art fish in the center with a splash of cobalt on the body of the jar. Incised letters can also be seen, but a makers mark does not show. The

New York six-gallon stoneware water cooler, dated 1879, with cobalt inscription Ithaca N.Y., over a large flower, 16'' h. Provenance: Bruce and Vicki Waasdorp, Decorated Stoneware Auction, March 1993,

Caddo Pottery Water Bottle, Clark County Arkansas , Size: 9 1/4” tall, All Artifacts are unconditionally guaranteed for 30 days after buyer receives artifact.