Beautiful Mid to Late 1800s 4 Stripe Stoneware Crock Jar

Grouping of stoneware crocks, jars, and a redware storage jar, includes five stoneware crocks and jars, ranging in size from 6" to 9 3/8" high, and a redware storage jar, 8 1/4" high, late 19th to ear

1st item Mid-Atlantic, probably Baltimore, 2-Gallon salt glazed stoneware jar having cobalt sprig decoration and 2 to the the body together with an impressed 2 on the upper shoulder. 11 1/4" H. Mid 19

late 19th-century; three with cobalt leaf decoration, 7 and 10 in H., and liquid storage jar with wood stopper, 10 in. H.

Blue decorated stoneware group, comprising three small crocks and one redware jar. American, mid-19th century.1) H 6-3/4" D 4-1/4" Some chips to rim and base.2) H 6-7/8" D 4-1/4" Some rim chips.3) H 6

5 pc blue and white stoneware spice set and hanging salt crock, spice jars are 4"T (incl. lid), and hanging salt box is 6"T x 6"D. Provenance late Sally Siegrist

(Washington County, Virginia, mid to late 1800's) small jar with thin greenish slip glaze, 11-3/4 in.; two larger ovoid storage jars, thin green slip glaze, 12-3/4 in., under fired mottled grey and gr

Dating back to probably the late 1800's, here is a wonderful A. P. Donaghho Parkersburg, WV blue stenciled canning jar. Measures about 8 1/2" tall and at base 5" and at top 4 1/2". These were heavily

Great original 4 stripe crock jar. 8" tall x 5" base diameter x 4.25" top diameter - someone drilled center bottom as shown. Wonderful early crock with no chips or cracks

McDade Pottery (McDade, Texas) 4-gallon stoneware crock / jar, with flared lip, lug handles, slip glaze exterior, marked "4 / McDade Pottery / McDade Texas", with pierced bottom height 16 in.

18" x 19" x 5" tall

(lot of 4) French Provincial stoneware jars, including: (3) lidded jars, with dual top handles, and glazed interior, largest: approx 5.25"h, 5.5"diam; (1) single handled jug, with rolled rim, and turn

Decorative Leather Bindings. 9 brown decorative leather bindings raised bands and gold gilt elemets on the spine, mostly odd volumes in French, most mid to late 1800s, 3/4 or 1/2 leather with marbled

Zapp's Louisville, KY Liquor Jug mid to late 1800s Louisville, KY stoneware 2 gallon stoneware 13" h Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auctio

Cortland 4 quart storage jar, marked in hand script, 9" H. In-house shipping available on this lot.

Late 19th c. Massachusetts 4-Gallon Stoneware Crock, by F.B. Norton & Sons, with cobalt slip trailed bird on branch decoration, with applied lug handles, flat rim, impressed with maker's and capacity

Anonymous. Three Gallon Noble Jar. c. mid-late 1800s. 3 in script. Light kaolin glaze with potter's finger prints. Minor wear on lug handles, otherwise excellent condition. 13" h. Est. $1,000-1,500. S

'Italian Girl.' Oil on canvas. Stretcher has a "Frost & Adams" label (Boston, MA) Circa mid-late 1800s. 18 x 13 3/4 in.; 21 3/4 x 17 3/4 in. (framed). Note: the painting bears similarities to known wo

Antique Small Stoneware Crock Jar. 8 1/4" T x 5 3/8" W. In good condition. See photos.

Late 19th c. New York 4-Gallon Stoneware Crock, by Israel Seymour, with slip trailed cobalt bird on branch and floral decoration, lug side handles, impressed with maker's name and capacity, 11" high,

Early to mid 1800s Mount Morris stamped stoneware 1 gallon crock with decoration - Gold gilt paint remnants throughout. Appears to be an unmarked "N. Clark" New York crock. 1 small hairline on spout a

Mid 19th century stoneware ovoid 4 gal. stoneware jar with freehand blue decoration, unmarked except for impressed 4, 16"t. x 11" dia. at widest point

Early cast bed key and wrench from the mid to late 1800s. It measures 7 1/4" in length. These were used to disassemble beds by the early fire department. This one is a very nice original example.

75+ CDVs of Civil War Actors & Entertainers Including John Wilkes Booth An incredible archive of over 75 cartes de visite, measuring approximately 2.5" x 4", ca. mid-to-late 1800s. A remarkable ar

S.B. Bosworth (American, Hartford, CT, 29th century), late 19th century. A 4-gallon salt glazed stoneware crock, cylindrical in form, having a rolled rim and two applied lug handles, with a tooled sho