Rare Boggs Shop Randolph Co. Alabama Pitcher

Rare Randolph Co. Alabama 4gal Churn 1870s, this concentric line decorated example has a outstanding glaze and form and what's looks to be some broken glass runs on the churn. This is one of three oth

Early Rare Boggs Family Alabama Cream Riser This is a outstanding rare and early form from Alabama. This piece is attributed to the Boggs family ( Also strong roots in Alamance County North Carolina )

Rare Ephraim Kennedy (1864-1938) Pitcher, Pine Springs, Alabama in the early 1920s time period. This is a great southern pitcher with the cobalt stripe that was popular for the time period. This is a

Fine Rock Mills, Alabama Boggs Family Six Gallon Churn with a outstanding rich slip glaze. The classic double handle is a trait of Randolph County Alabama and this churn is just outstanding. The condi

Stunning Elijah McPherson (1809SC- 1858AL) Randolph County Alabama Two Gallon Jug with a glaze, well it speaks for itself. This jug could very well be slave made, as Elijah owned six slaves in 1850's

Fine Boggs Randolph Co. Ala 5gal Syrup Jug with a wide mouth and has the classic glaze from the Boggs family. The jug is a fresh example that shows outstanding with the double handles and a frog skin

10.75" Glazed Pitcher with the Rare Ice Catch. Hard to find. Excellent condition with small stress line on inside rim. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO P

Randolph Co. Alabama 2gal Churn or preserve jar, circa 1880-90s with a green alkaline glaze and has classic Alabama traits. This is a fresh example from a local Atlanta area collection. This example i

Extremely Rare Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Pitcher, Signed and Dated "John Terry / April the 8th / 1887", Bibb County, AL origin, 1887, small-sized pitcher with ovoid belly, tooled midsection, tall coll

Rare Casey Meaders (1881-1945) White County, Georgia Pitcher. This is a rare bird for sure, most of his works are from the North Carolina area and is around 1910-1915 time period. Classic Casey form a

Rare Tiffany & Co. sterling silver water pitcher in WAVE EDGE (Laurel) pattern. Pitcher is 8 in tall with T director mark (Charles Tiffany 1891-1902), 25.7 ozt, fancy F monogram, 5.25 pints.

Rare sized International Silver Co., Sterling Silver Pitcher in 5 pint capacity. Model number & 72. No monograms. Weighs 648g. (20.8 ozt) and measures approximately 9".

3" Spring Creek, Rare, Found By Puckett, 1983, Lauderdale Co Alabama

J.S.Taft & Co. Keene, NH Pitcher, rare brown batter pitcher stamped on body "J.S.Taft & Co.", 9 7/8"T, glaze losses to mouth.Estimate: $150 - $250

Rare W. Ridgway & Co. salt-glazed ceramic "drabware" pitcher with original pewter lid, featuring a Classical Bacchus motif in high relief. Marked underneath. Dimensions: H 8" x W 7" x D 5" Condition:

Underside is marked WEDGWOOD & CO. Pitcher is porcelain. Piece appears to possibly be vintage. Pitcher is cream with chocolate toned floral, vine, and leaf detail. Piece measures approx 12 inches tall

One Gallon Alabama Pitcher in albany slip glaze with great fly ash concentration on one side of the pitcher. The pitcher is a very nice example of Alabama stoneware and is in mint condition. Standing

Underside of piece is marked BOTANICAL MADE IN PORTUGAL EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIFFANY & CO. Pitcher is porcelain. Piece has multi toned floral & leaf detail. Piece measures approx 7.5 inches tall 6 inches w

Vintage Wilcox Silver Plate Co quadruple silver plated creamer / pitcher with etched monogram B. Trademarked to underside. Marked 1924, gilt to underside. Measures approx. 5 1/8 x 3.75 x 5.25 inches.

Found in Tishomingo Co., Alabama at the Kitchen Midden Site along Big Bear Creek. Made of a high grade glossy chert. Ex- Hedder Collection.

This wonderful classic 3 handle (two on one side, 1 on the other) AL churn was turned in Raldolph Co at one one of the Rock Mills pottery shops circa 1910. Great alkaline wood-fired glaze. Stands 17"

Two Pieces of Randolph County, Alabama Stoneware, 19th century, a small-sized pitcher with tooled body and appealing greenish alkaline glaze with orange spotting, attributed to the Mapp Pottery, circa

Three Pcs of Stoneware Attributed to "The Jug Shop District", Itawamba Co., Mississippi. (2) White glaze milk pitchers with blue sponge decoration. (1) Storage jar with blue ring. Provenance: Harold B

The Jarvie Shop hat pin set with a Ruskin cabochon Chicago, Illinois sterling silver, enamel, steel stamped marks 4.5 dwts 5/8"dia x 10 1/8"l Provenance: The Paul & Terry Somerson Collection of 20th a