Seven Stoneware Vessels

Seven Stoneware Vessels and a Six-Gallon Redware Crock 19th/20th Century Height of crock 14 3/4 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

Late 19th century, Edgefield, South Carolina. The lot includes seven various pieces, two stacker jugs one attributed to Fletcher and another likely by Hahn or Baynham along with an alkaline glazed Bay

Michael Sherrill (American, b. 1954) Untitled (set of seven vessels) stoneware each signed tallest: 21"h x 4 1/2"w x 3"d Provenance: Thomas Mann Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana Candice B. Groot Collec

Seven stoneware antiquity and other style vessels. [Tallest: 7" H]. Some with museum-style inventory numbers on bottoms.

School of Charles Loloma Hopi, (1921-1991), comprising a footed bowl, a handled pitcher, a dimpled milk jug, a mug, a footed bowl, and seven bowls, each signed with unidentified artist's cypher. heigh

19th and early 20th century. The group includes seven various pieces. Tallest: H18 1/4" This pieces were recently discovered in an outbuilding in Grey Court, South Carolina. The family property dates

Gunnar Nylund Collection of seven vessels RorstrandSweden, c. 1950glazed stoneware largest: 6.25 h x 10.5 w x 9.25 d in (16 x 27 x 23 cm) smallest: 5.5 h x 3.75 dia in (14 x 10 cm) In

Warren MacKenzie (American, 1924-2018). Group of seven studio pottery ceramic vessels including five tea bowls and two small pitchers. Glazed stoneware. Each marked along the footrim.Warren MacKenzie

Group of (3) American stoneware vessels, 1830s and 40s, possibly Smith & Day, Norwalk, CT, of ovoid form, cobalt decorated with floral and foliate design, tooled shoulder, and applied handles, to incl

Group of 9 stoneware vessels. Including 2 jugs, 7 crocks. Range: H 7-3/4" to H 16-1/4". Condition: Bird on stump with some flaking. A couple others with minor chips or hairlines. Other than bird, over

The ovoid jug is Impressed "C. CROLIUS/ MANHATTAN WELLS/ NEW-YORK" Clarkson Crolius Jr., New York, circa 1820. The mug with incised and blue decorated banding and impressed ATLANTIC GARDEN/50 BOWERY T

Korean, possibly Three Kingdoms Period: scilla style bulbous footed jar, bands of vertical decoration, pierced base, 16 in., break and repair at neck, breaks and repairs to base; Paekche stoneware cov

Holmegaard Collection of seven vessels Denmark, c. 1961glass largest: 20 h x 8.5 dia in (51 x 22 cm) smallest: 5 h x 3 dia in (13 x 8 cm) Collection is comprised of four vases from the Gulv

Two German stoneware vessels, 17th centuryKonischer Krug, oben und unten bandgegliedert und mit einfachem Bandhenkel, vs. Portraitkopf in rautenförmigem Medaillon. Leicht bestoßen. Höhe 19,5

Group of (4) American Stoneware VesselsNew England and New York, 19th centuryto include: Massachusetts salt-glazed ovoid 3-gallon jar, probably Frederick Carpenter, stamped ''Charlestown'' and decorat

Two American redware pottery vases / jugs with spotty brown and red manganese glaze. Larger: 10" H x 8.5" diameter. Scattered minor flakes and small chips.

Three Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Vessels 19th Century comprising a T.F. Reppert two-gallon crock, a Darrow & Sons two-gallon jug and a White's Utica two-gallon jug. Height of largest 14 inches.

19th century; the first: a pitcher, having brown splotches on tan / dark yellow ground (7 3/4 inches high); the second: a jar, having a wide mouth and tapering body with mottled green / rust dripped g

(lot of 3) Contemporary studio art pottery vessels, (one) with impressed mark KK (Karen Karnes, American, 1925-2016); tallest: approx 7.75"h, 5"diam, 6.5lbs total 

Three Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Vessels 19th Century comprising an F. Stetzenmeyer, Rochester, NY three-gallon jug, a two-gallon jar stamped S. Purdy, and a Mogadore, Ohio three-gallon jug. each with

VIRGINIA MERCHANT'S STENCILED STONEWARE VESSELS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising a "3" gallon capacity jug and an approximately one-gallon capacity jar, Albany-slip glazed interiors. Each cobalt s

Three Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Vessels American, 19th Century comprising a three-gallon jar with stenciled capacity mark by Hamilton and Jones, Greensboro, Pennsylvania; a two-gallon crock with brus

WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED STONEWARE VESSELS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising an approximately one-quart capacity canner with wax-groove rim, and an approximately half-gallon capacity jug with

Two Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Vessels 19th Century comprising a four-gallon jar stamped J. Mantell / Penn Yan, with incised capacity mark and a jug stamped W. Roberts Binghamton NY. each with cobalt