Lot of Two: UNION POTTERY / NEWARK, N.J. / J. ZIPF

Comprising two crocks made by Fulper & Bros., Flemington. N.J. and two crocks made by Union Pottery, Newark, N.J. J. Zipf Prop. Chips, cracks, losses. Largest: 12-1/2"h x 9"dia Provenance: Property fr

Advertising 1/2 gallon jug stamped "Union Pottery / Newark, N.J. / J. Zipf. Prop'r" - also written in blue script "J. G. Fichen & Co. / 13 Union St. / Brooklyn N.Y.". Some staining, glazing chips on "

A stoneware script jug, 2 gallon, signed "Froehlich" and marked with a cobalt blue "2", having an impressed mark of "Union Pottery / Newark N.J / J. Zipf Prop'r" - firing stain on right side, else ver

BLUE DECORATED STONEWARE CROCK, UNION POTTERY NEWARK NJ, J ZIPE

Lot of 2 antique stoneware items incl C. Haidle Union Pottery Newark, NJ floral cobalt dec 2 gal jar & merchant's jug "Van Schaack Stevenson & Co Wholesale Druggist - Chicago" - 12" & 11" tall

Impressed mark for Hadley and Co. Union Pottery, Newark NJ, 1 gallon crock, 7 x 9 inches,lug handles great bee sting in cobalt

1-1/2 Gallon Stoneware Jar Attributed to Union Pottery, Newark, NJ. Cobalt blue triple floral slip decoration. Semi-round rim, tooled shoulder and lug handles. 10-1/4"h. Condition: Good with a hairlin

Written in blue script "J. G. Ficken & Co. / 13 Union St. / Brooklyn N.Y., 3 gallon Union Pottery stamped crock. Height: 16" From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman, Centerville, OH

Newark, NJ. 11" diameter x 9" high. Minor losses. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be requi

Possibly Union Pottery. Broken handle. Approx. 11" tall.

Nice lot includes Liberty Milk of Buffalo NY, McCue's Long Branch NJ, Monmouth Dairy Red Bank NJ, Alderney Dairy Newark NJ, J Paulus New Brunwick NJ, and More. Includes Half Pint, Pint, and Quart Bott

An enameled fireman's watch fob together with a Pre-1900 celluloid fireman's watch fob, Whitehead and Hoag Co Newark, N. J. comprise the lot (Two)

LOT OF TWO POTTERY BUST & LIDDED CENSER - MARKED Lot of two pottery items, to include female bust, 8 x 11", stamped on inside and signed "J.J. Jacob" on reverse; lidded censer on pedestal, 13", made i

Pair Of Antique Glass Seltzer Bottles, this lot features two glass seltzer bottles, the first is blue and is made in Newark, NJ, the second has a cross stitch pattern and is measured at 15 x 6 inches

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

Sent from on board the RMS Carpathia, 17 April 1912. 0655am. To/ Miss A Whiteman, Palmyra New Jersey. Safe and well, Gus.0700am. To/Stengel and Rothschild, Newark NJ. Have two automobiles to meet Carp

J. Chein & Co.Newark, NJ - 1930'sSquare and Round Traps.TinPristine Condition.

SECAUCUS NEW JERSEY FIRE DEPARTMENT BADGES LOT OF TWO Two obsolete Secaucus, New Jersey Fire Department badges. Chicora Park No. 1 badge is marked Union Badge Co. WHOA N.J. on reverse. 1st A

Lot of eleven, including two chromolithographed on tin with Longlife Ant Eggs, fish food, Union City, N.J.; and Hartz Mountain Song Food, N.Y., N.Y. Lot includes four heavy card stock cans with tin to

medallion celebrates Edison Centennial, two pins are marked Whitehead & Hoag Newark NJ, all pins show some rust on the back

Made by J. W. Climax in Newark, NJ. The Morris & Essex was built to service those two New Jersey counties. It is very nice looking and I wonder about the age.

Lot of two Rookwood reference books: Rookwood and the American Indian by Anita J. Ellis & Susan Labry MeynRookwood Pottery: The Glorious Gamble by Anita J. Ellis 

TWO GALLON JUG MRKD. "JAMES BELL, PATTERSON, NJ." 14 1/2" H. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for purchase

Trio of Civil War Era Loan Note & Bond Receipts. Lot consists of a Ten Cent City of Newark N.J. City Loan Certificate from 1862, and two Confederate Bond Receipts, one is for $15 from a $500 Bond, the