BENNINGTON POTTERY WATER COOLER, 19TH CENTURY, H

A Tole Painted Metal Coal Hob, 19th Century,Together with a tole painted water cooler, 19th Century.Largest dimensions: H: 22 1/2 x W: 10 x D: 12 in.The Falls-Wyse Collection

bas-relief scenes of children, pedestal base, 13" tall, 19th century, with spout...Royal Doulton's first pottery was established by John Doulton in the Lambeth area of London in 1815. His son, Henry D

Late 19th century water cooler with cover and brass spigot in good condition. No cracks. Measures 15" tall with 10" diameter.

Monumental double handled stoneware water cooler. Probably mid-western, 19th century. Original stopper and spigot. H 29". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res imag

Japanese Pottery Water Jug, 19th century, the green and white glazed jug, used in a tea ceremony, with two lingzhi mushroom-form handles, the underside with a stamped maker's mark, h. 14", dia. 13".

Asian porcelain water bottle, 19th c, 13"h, together with a celadon vase and two other pieces, one stamped "R&Co."

Bennington pottery phrenological head inkwell, 19th c., American, blue and black stenciled white glaze ceramic, impressed "By F. Bridges Phrenologist", 6"h x 3"w x 3.25"d Provenance: Property of a New

Painted tole ice water cooler. American or English, 19th century. Condition: Excellent condition with minor paint imperfections. H 19" D base 12-1/2" D lid without handles or spigot 11-1/2". Copy and

salt-glazed, approximately four-gallon capacity, elongated semi-ovoid form with everted rim with inner gallery, and applied arched handles. Second half 19th century. 17 3/8" H, 8 1/4" D rim.Provenance

Unsigned 19th Century 10-Gallon Stoneware Water Cooler. Cobalt floral slip decoration, ovoid top with double handles and tooled shoulder. 23"h.

English or American, late 19th / early 20th century A Bennington attributed Rockingham glaze ceramic squirrel on realistic logs Apparently unmarked Approx. h. 8", w. 9" Provenance: From the Lifetime C

Stoneware water cooler attributed to Paul Cushman. Albany, NY. Mid 19th century. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. H 16". Please refer to link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh

A Stoneware 'Kenton Cooler' Water Cooler Attributed to Wingender Pottery, New Jersey, Late 19th Century Height 13 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Retta Park, Tucson, Arizona

19th Century English stoneware water cooler. With applied decoration and identification. Dimensions: H 16.75" x W 8.5" x D 8" Condition: Loss to cork. Hairline to lid.

Known as the first thermos created by error, this became a successful design for keeping water cool. Castelnaudary, early 19th century. Glazed pottery. Dimensions: H 13" x Dia. 10" Condition: Chips an

19th c., marbleized decoration on yellow ground, applied lion head handles, brass spigot, 16”h; 8”diam.

19th C. 19th C Cobalt & Gray Stoneware 1 Gallon Salesman Sample Ice Water Cooler - lidded, embossed with flowers and label, original spigot. 11 1/2" H.

Mid to late 19th c. White's Utica, New York blue decorated stoneware pottery 12 1/4"(h) 2 gallon ice water cooler with molded floral designs. CONDITION: Missing original lid. 2", 3" & 3 1/2" cracks on

Five Pieces of American and Other Silverplate including 19th-century pieces: a good Meriden Britannia Co. Aesthetic tilting ice water pitcher, h. 19-1/4", and a Simpson, Hall & Miller butter cooler, h

American, 20th Century. A "North State Pottery Company" jar with bulbous base and green high glaze. Impressed mark on bottom. Rim chip and wear. 7.5"h. and a water cooler, possibly Southern, lid with

19TH C. ENGLISH STONEWARE WATER COOLER 19th century English stoneware water cooler. 

ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE STONEWARE WATER COOLERLate 19th CenturyEmbossed ìHenry W. Bush & Co. Hygienic Bury Street London E.C.î.Height 20.5î.

Five mottled brown glaze Bennington pottery vessels, 19th century, comprising, one mold, one coffee pot, one lidded urn, one foot warmer, and one spittoon, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions:

A Chinese tea-dust-glazed water coupe 19th century H: 3, Dia: 5 1/2 in. H: 7.62, Dia: 13.97 cm. Provenance: Private collection, Massachusetts. Click here for high