Lot of Two: Stoneware Crocks with E.J. MILLER /

Two Stoneware Crocks with Cobalt Bird Decorations, circa 1875, a five-gallon crock with large fan-tailed bird decoration, stamped "WHITES UTICA", paired with a four-gallon crock with slip-trailed chic

Lot of two stoneware crocks including a butter churn, 17.5"h without stick, has crack in lid, and beverage dispenser.

Lot of two stoneware crock jugs with bird design. One three gallon crock stamped Haxton, Ottman & Co., and one two gallon stamped Riedinger & Caire of Poughkeepsie, New York. Both have large cracks an

Two Pieces of Richard Remmey, Philadelphia, PA Stoneware, circa 1875, a half-gallon stoneware butter crock with cobalt floral decoration, including original swag-decorated lid; paired with a one-gallo

Two Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Crocks, American, 19th century, a two-gallon crock with double-stemmed floral motif, stamped "S. PURDY", Ohio origin, paired with a two-gallon crock with cobalt-script "

Two Norton Family Stoneware Crocks, Bennington, VT origin, fourth quarter 19th century, a one-and-a-half-gallon crock with cobalt spotted leaf decoration, stamped "E & L P NORTON / BENNINGTON VT," pai

Lot two 19th c. stoneware pieces including crock marked "J & E Norton Bennington Vt." (10" D., 15" Ht., as found), 19th c. jug marked "Nichols & Boynton Burlington Vt." (17" Ht., as found).

NORTHEASTERN DECORATED STONEWARE CROCKS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, each having wide-mouth cylindrical form, a flat-top rounded rim, incised shoulder ring, and Albany-slip glazed interior, comprisi

Alexandra, VA, 19th C. Inscribe "E.J. Miller & Son, Dealer in China and Glass Ware, Alexandra, VA." One and a half gallon. Surface Distress. 11-1/2"h x 7-1/2"dia.

STAMPED STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STONEWARE CROCKS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising a half-gallon "J. M. HICKERSON" and a "1" gallon "W. H. LEHEW & CO." Second half 19th century. 8"

STAMPED STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STONEWARE CROCKS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising a "1" gallon "J. H. SONNER" and a "1 1/2" gallon "W. H. LEHEW & CO." Latter with brushed cobalt d

This lot consists of two pieces of stoneware- a crock and a jug. Both items have a greyish body color with blue glazed design. The jug, towards the top has "J.M. Pruden" stamped into the jug. The jug

Taller marked 2 MILLER & FLEET STRASBURG VA and the shorter marked 1 S.H SONNER STRASBURG VA, heights 11.5 inches and 7.75 inches, condition both with small chips to rim

E.J. Miller & Co. Va. 3 Gallon Crock. Large 3 gallon stoneware crock with applied handles and flared rim; has cobalt stripes and zig-zag border and blue number 3. The front reads “E.J. Miller & Co.,

Stenciled "E.J. Miller & Sons", dealers in china and glassware in Alexandria, VA. Free form "1 1/2" at bottom and wave decoration at top. Excellent condition. 11" H x 7" at widest point.

Four Piece Lot, to include two stoneware batter pitchers, along with two crocks, 1867 - 1821, all having blue decoration, height 12 1/2 inches, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford, Conn

Miller Pottery, Alabama. 5 gallon two tone stoneware crock with lid. Marked with blue 4 leaf clover and #5. No cracks or chips.

Two Piece Lot, to include O.L. and A.K. Ballard two gallon stoneware crocks, having two handles, each with cobalt bird on branch, height 11 inches, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford,

Assorted Lot Of Stoneware Bottles & Crocks, this lot features two crocks and two bottles and one pitcher, the largest is measured at 12 x 8 inches

The Lot consists of Two 12-gallon crocks, both of which are cracked. Also, there is a chipped and cracked 5-gallon crock, and a cracked 3 gallon crock. The 16" lid for the 12 gallon crock is in good c

Two Pieces of Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1865, a one-gallon cylindrical crock with cobalt leaf decoration, stamped "E & L P NORTON / BENNINGTON VT", paired with a two-

Lot (2) 19th c. decorated stoneware crocks including "BURGER & LANG ROCHESTER NY" (7" D., 11 3/4" Ht., chip to rim), "NEW YORK STONEWARE CO. FORT EDWARD NY" (14" Ht., chip to handle, wooden lid).

Assorted estate lot of small china, wood and metal dog and horse figures, mahogany humidor, two early 20th c. stoneware crocks, wooden duck decoy, in a painted dome chest.

Two One-Gallon John Jamison, Philadelphia Stoneware Advertising Crocks, attributed to the Fulper Pottery, Flemington, NJ, circa 1885, each of similar tapered form featuring the slip-trailed advertisin