American Stoneware 2 Piece

Three pieces:1 1/2 gallon brush-decorated tall crock, 2 gallon abstract floral-decorated jug, and 1 gallon jar, Pennsylvania, 19th C Tallest: Unmarked 13 1/2"

27 piece collection of 19th century American stoneware. Includes crocs, jugs, batter pitchers, 2 ginger beer bottles, ink bottle. Various shapes and sizes from 0.5 gal to 5 gal. From the Johnson City

Early 19th C. pitcher with relief decoration depicting American bald eagle, approximate height 7 1/2", and spittoon, height 5 3/4".

Karen Karnes (American, 1925-2016) Stoneware ceramic 9 1/2" x 6 1/2". Marked with artist's stamp on side of piece.

Stoneware jug with bale handle for F.A. Tsghiffly Jr. of Washington DC. The piece has some wear to the spout and handles and foot. No cracks or restoration detected. H11 1/2" (including the handle) So

7 examples of American 19th century stoneware. Including a small eared jar stamped Ian R Jones PA. H 8". Unmarked 2 gallon jar with butterfly H 11". 2 unmarked eared stoneware jars H 10-1/2" and 11-3/

Second half 19th century. Jug with applied handle and cobalt stenciled "2", 14"h., jar with cobalt stripes, 7.75"h. and a canning jar with cobalt stripes, 8"h.

Second half 19th century. Ovoid jug with cobalt freehand "2," chipped, 14"h. Bottle with paneled sides, impressed "WHH" with freehand cobalt "x," chipped, 10"h. Jar with applied handles and freehand c

Mid 19th century. Both with brushed cobalt decoration. Jug with tulip. Flakes and applied handle has loss and repair. 11.5"h. And a crock with flower and leaves impressed "1 1/2". Two applied handles.

Second half 19th century. Cobalt labels. Crock with stenciled "Weyman & Bro. Pittsburgh, Pa. 2", 11.5"h. And a jug with script "Chas. Sommer...Newark, NJ", 9.5". Varying flakes and chips.

Two pieces. One signed (signature illegible) and the other unsigned. 6 5/8" x 4 1/4" x 3 1/2" (largest). Provenance: Estate of Judith Skoogfors-Prip (Artist-Educator, 1934 - 2022); John Axel Prip (Art

Three pieces of American 19th century stoneware. Crock, Ballard Burlington, VT 4 gal. Jug Albany , NY 1 gal and Troy NY 2 gallon jug. Excellent condition with minor imperfections.

Two Pieces of American Early 19th Century Stoneware. Highly-ovoid form one gallon jug and two gallon crock. Both are unsigned. 10-1/2" and 11-3/4"h. Condition: Good with a firering pop and spider line

Huge lot of 10 antique bowls of stoneware and yellowware. Includes bowls in glazes in brown, green and yellow, one spouted batter bowl, and 2 lidded bowls. One piece is marked American General; anothe

13 pieces, German and American pieces, marks as shown. The tallest piece measures 9-1/2" Shipping: In-House shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our full Terms and Cond

(Cleveland, Georgia 1946-2011) Excellent large example of an African American man riding an alligator. Signed at the base and dated 1999 along with #12. Good condition. L12" H13 1/2" Sold from collect

Designed by Ben Seibel (American, 1918-1985). Ceramic, mid-20th century. From the Raymor Modern Stoneware line. Manufactured by Roseville Pottery. Bowls: Height: 3", Length: 6 1/4", Depth: 5 1/2". Pla

All American salt glaze including three wax seal canning jars, largest slightly ovoid form, Albany glaze interior, 6" diameter x 10 1/2" high; plus nearly straight sided jar, 5" diameter x 8 1/2" high

Including a nice circa 1820-30 American ovoid redware jug with applied C form handle, slipped, no glaze, 5 1/2" diameter x 9" high; plus red stoneware wax seal canning jar with clear glaze, fluted top

Second half 19th century. Brushed cobalt decoration. Jar with swags, 11.5"h. and a jug with tornado design and strap handle. 9.25"h. Shallow edge flakes.

Second half 19th century. A jug with faint cobalt freehand flower, rim chip, 11"h. A mottled brown jug with two cobalt splotches, cracked, 8"h. A brown jug with orange-brown and yellow bands at base,

With dovetailed drawers. 42 in wide 17 in deep 86 in tall.

American stoneware ..2 gallon size with applied loop handle… Cobalt decoration of Quail…no marks…no cracks * small glaze pop to body…minor..

A 19th C American stoneware 2 gallon jar, salt glazed with bold floral design by Evan R. Jones, Pittston, PA, circa 1875, 10 3/4 in. hieght x 9 in. width.