AMERICAN DECORATED STONEWARE JUG.

19th century. salt-glazed with cobalt merchant decoration "R. Heeller, Newark, N.J.". H9 1/4" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley, SC.

19th Century. Both with a small loop jug handle, the larger impressed Weits Binghamton, 3 above a flower spray, the smaller, impressed R. Norton & Co., 2 , Bennington, VT over a stylized leaf. Heights

Two (2). American. 1840s. Each with cobalt slip decoration. Each 1 gallon. Stamped, "S Hart" and "N. White Utica". 9.5" (h) and 11.5" (h). Brian Stead collection.

An antique early American Ohio wheel-thrown body-shaped stoneware water or juice jug with a handle. The jug is adorned with a hand-painted cobalt-blue motif. Item has a great primitive look and folksy

An antique early American Ohio wheel-thrown body-shaped stoneware water or juice jug with a handle. The jug is adorned with a hand-painted cobalt-blue motif. There is a cork stopper on the top. The ju

An antique early American Ohio wheel-thrown body-shaped stoneware water or juice jug with a handle. The jug is adorned with a hand-painted cobalt-blue motif. Item has a great primitive look and folksy

Collection of (9) 19th c. American Salt Glazed Stoneware Jugs. with cobalt decoration, including: Three-gallon Fulper Bros., Flemington, NJ jug with bird decoration, c. 1880, 16 1/2" high, 8 1/2" diam

American (Massachusetts), 19th Century. Edmunds Co., Boston/ Charleston, Massachusetts two gallon jug with cobalt floral decoration. Excellent condition. 14.75?t.

American, 3rd quarter-19th century. 2-gallon jug with freehand cobalt flowers. 13.5" high.

American, 19th Century. One gallon stoneware jug decorated with a cobalt bird on a branch. Impressed "Binghamton, NY". 12"h.

American, 19th century, large jug with center band and cobalt floral flourish, 16 in.

Four Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Crocks American, 19th Century includes a four gallon crock with a floral design, a three gallon jug stamped Seymour & Bosworth / Hartford, another three gallon jug with

A Stoneware Jug and Crock with Cobalt Decoration American, 19th Century the crock decorated with a bird motif and stamped E. & L. P. NORTON / Bennington VT. Height of jug 19 inches. Property from the

American 19th century stoneware jug with cobalt painted floral design, single handle, marked "Albany, NY", 9" W x 14" H.

STONEWARE JUG. American, 19th Century. Blue slip-decorated with bird; strap handle. 11"t.

Antique American Blue Chieck or Bird Decorated Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock Two Handled Pot or Jug Depicting Chicken Cobalt Double Eared 4 Gallon Crock 11.5" H x 12" D Condition Consistent with age Lig

Five Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Vessels, German and American, 19th and 20th centuries, three German stoneware jars, a floral-decorated jug and a cylindrical, floral-decorated jar. Smallest with an in-

American (Manchester, New Hampshire), 19th century. A two-gallon salt-glazed stoneware jug, straight-sided with shoulder, stamped 2 / Arthur M. Eastman / Manchester, N.H. and decorated with a large c

American, second half 19th Century. Freehand cobalt floral decoration. Jug (Boston), churn (Ohio), and small love handle crock (New York). 7"-14"h.

American. Fulton, N.Y. C. 1850. Salt-glazed stoneware. This squat one-gallon jug is decorated with a simple design often seen on Hart stoneware, and is marked with a bold number "1" in cobalt blue. Sa

STONEWARE JUG. American, 19th Century. One-gallon cobalt blue slip-decorated jug with strap handle. Marked "Jordan".

American, 19th century. Three pieces of salt-glazed stoneware, a four gallon cobalt-decorated crock impressed A. E. Smith & Sons / Manufacturers / 38 Peck Slip N.Y. / 4, a cobalt-decorated jug impress

Jean Graber stoneware decorated with cobalt, double handled ovoid jug with crossed American flags 1 3/8"H, butter crock with lid and wood handle, dish with clipper ship and bowl of cherries, four Chri

3 AMERICAN ANTIQUE STONEWARE JUGS: A collection of three antique American stoneware pottery jugs. 1) Pruden & Olcott, NY, decorated in cobalt blue depicting large berry on vine and dated 1867 with an