EARLY SOUTH JERSEY AQUAMARINE "NAILSEA" STYLE PITCHER

Possibly South Jersey, Early 19th C. 4 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest

Type 1 with applied disk foot, applied ribbed handle and threaded neck. Possibly South Jersey or New York. Early 19th C. 8 1/4"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson D

FIRING GLASS IN CLEAR WITH CONTROLLED BUBBLE, SOUTH JERSEY NAILSEA AQUA CORDIAL, AND SOUTH JERSEY SEA GREEN TAPERED CORDIAL ALL WITH ROUGH PONTILS 3 3/8" , 3 1/4", 5" Please Read Carefully before Bidd

First half 19thC. NO chips or cracks. Rare version with rib along the applied handle. Beautiful early glass in excellent original condition. according to the heirs this large creamer was bought from G

18th to Early 19thC. Complete with REPAIRED BREAKS AS SHOWN. We include this because Ledlie Laughlin bought this at auction, when it was in perfect condition. We discovered this pitcher as it sits now

Ca. last half 20thC. Excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Hand blown, created in an 18th to early 19thC manner. White glass details make this a striking piece of glass.

TWO EARLY FLATTY SHOREBIRDS by a member of the Mathis family, Toms River, NJ. Both in working paint with some areas of original paint visible. Very good structural condition, with one bill reset. One

South Jersey Glass aqua pitcher with wave decoration and ribbed top. 7"h x 7.5"w

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Very rare form. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this piece from Annie H. Kerfoot of Freehold NJ during April 1930 for $250, after seeing it pictured for sale in the ma

First quarter 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, has a chip/missing piece off the tail end of the handle. Other than that this pither is in excellent condition.

EARLY BLACK DUCK, probably South Jersey. Old working paint and good structural condition. Hollow construction. Carved wing separation and carved feather detail. Retains tack eyes. Overall length is ap

Early Cincinnati Limoges style pitcher done by an unknown artist and pottery, circa 1880. Two birds perch in a willow tree, done in heavy slip. The base is signed but the marks are illegible. Height 8

Possible Old Early Historical American South Jersey Art Glass Threaded footed Double handled Vase with Ornate Rigaree Detail.Size: 9-10" Color: Jersey Light Olive Green.Condition: extensive wear to co

Five South Jersey blown glass pitchers, largest 6 3/4"h

Early Rookwood Limoges style pitcher with a spray of blue flowers done by Albert Humphreys in 1882. Marks include Rookwood in block letters, the date, an anchor mark and Humphreys' incised initials. H

Satsuma vase and Limoges style pitcher, Early 20th c.; Both signed; Rhead style; 14" x 4 1/2" dia.

Early Rookwood Limoges style pitcher with two wading birds on one side and a swallow in flight on the other done in 1882 by N. J. Hirschfeld. Marks include Rookwood in block letters, the date, shape n

both being colorless glass with cobalt blue swagging in the glass, Nailsea style, comprising a pitcher having an applied handle, 7 1/2" high; and a bottle vase having an etched M.M.A. on the underside

A rare ceramic Rockingham hunt scene pitcher, unsigned, attributed to the Swan Hill Pottery (South Amboy, New Jersey). The pitcher is covered with a rich reddish-brown glaze, decorated with a beautifu

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. Crimped round pad base, applied handle, undecorated body. No chips or cracks. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this around 1930.

Three early pieces painted in Limoges style: pitcher with bamboo and butterfly, creamer with swallows, jug with wild flowers, dragonfly, and butterfly, Cincinnati, OH, 1882-1884; All with flame mark,

Early American Style Pewter Tankard & Antique Stoneware Pitcher. Pewter tankard marked for a hotel on the bottom. Stoneware pitcher w American pioneer scene and measures 7 inches in height.

A Plantation style full tester bed. American. South Carolina style. Late 18th / early 19th century. Converted rope bed. 83"h x 60"w x 73"d.

ca. 1850 Robert and William Wilson Philadelphia early Victorian Rococo Revival style presentation ewer or pitcher with acanthus decorated handle and base, floral repousse cartouche with later annivers