Two Redware Manganese Decorated Pitchers

Jacob Medinger 7 1/2"h and 10 1/2"h

Three Small-Sized Glazed Redware Pitchers, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1840, two decorated with manganese daubs, Norwalk, CT or Huntington, Long Island, NY origin, together with smaller, manganese

AMERICAN DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, lead- and manganese-glazed, comprising two bowls/pans and a batter pitcher with cover, each with coggled ring/band to exterior

Ceramic Drip Glazed & Redware Manganese Decorated Pitchers. Largest measures 8 inches high x 6.5 inches wide.

Comprising a New England jar of bulbous form, the short collar above a shoulder tooled with incised rings, decorated with various manganese stripes and splotches; the second, a Pennsylvania flared bow

Group of two Breininger redware pottery sgraffito decorated pitchers with twist form handles, tulip flower design is signed on underside of base "Breininger Pottery May 15, 1992 Sunny" bird and floral

Two Shooner Redware Pottery Yellow and Manganese Slip Decorated Plates. Coggle wheel edged, dated 1998 and 1999. 6" and 8" diam. Condition: Good with intentional chips and wear.

DESCRIPTION: Two pieces of Breininger manganese decorated redware pottery. Includes: 1) Colander on three feet with applied handles and coggled shoulder. Marked to bottom "Breininger / Robesonia / 198

Two Glazed Redware Banks, Norwalk, Connecticut or Huntington, Long Island, New York origin, circa 1840, both of similar ovoid form with vertical slot, decorated with manganese daubs and covered in a c

Three Pieces of Molded Utilitarian Pottery, American, 19th century, a manganese-decorated redware fish mold, Pennsylvania origin; a Rockingham woman pitcher; and a Rockingham fish basket bank. Mold wi

Two manganese glazed redware jars, now mounted as table lamps, 19th century, together with a small modern slip decorated glazed redware dish, heights of lamps including electrical fittings 25in and 27

STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA POLYCHROME-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CREAM PITCHER, lead-, manganese, slight copper-glazed over a slip wash, ovoid form with flared mouth, beaded neck, d

each single lead-glazed, comprising one 11" D example having coggled rim with yellow-slip looped design to center and one example with manganese splotches. Slip-decorated example probably Pennsylvania

Attributed Eastern Piedmont, NC, Two Early Lead Glazed Redware Vesselsthe first is a pitcher with some manganese in the glaze, ring turnings at the throat (8 in.) (rim with chip and glaze losses; glaz

STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA POLYCHROME-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE PITCHER, lead-, copper-, and manganese-glazed over a slip-wash,cylindrical form with a flared mouth, beaded neck rin

Late 20th century. Including a tea canister and pitcher. Both pieces slip decorated, signed and dated. Edge wear. Pitcher 6" h. Canister 6.5" h.

Anonymous. Early Traditional Pennsylvania Redware Pitcher. Not signed. Two thirds decorated with high glaze and vine motif, bottom third matte glaze. Minor surface wear expected for age, otherwise exc

STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA POLYCHROME-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CREAMER / PITCHER, lead-, copper-, and manganese-glazed over a slip wash, ovoid form with a flaring rim, lightly bea

Redware Plate with Two-Color-Slip Tulip Motif, Dryville, PA origin, 19th century, with coggled edge, the interior decorated with a large tulip blossom in copper and manganese slip. Provenance: A fresh

Redware ovoid crock with applied ear handles and black splash manganese decoration; together with two pitchers. Crock: 9.5"h x 7"dia Pitcher: 9"h x 6"dia

Pink octagon chamber set with pitcher and bowl, pot, covered dish, two nested mixing bowl sets, red ware and delft style plates, mold and stoneware grape decorated crock with lid 7/8"H

Rare Glazed Redware Hunt Scene Pitcher, Stamped "JOHN BELL", Waynesboro, PA origin, circa 1840-1880, molded pitcher with twig-form handle, decorated on two sides with a relief design of hounds overtak

Redware pitcher, 19th c. 8.5"h; together with a decorated jug and two small pie plates 6.5"dia

10 1/2'' Dia.