Three Stoneware Crocks

Three Stoneware Crocks, having blue bird on branch, along with a 2 gallon and 1 1/2 gallon, height 9 1/4 inches, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford, Connecticut.

Three stoneware crocks, one butter crock signed Wm. Rooker, Easton, Pa with sunflowers. Tallest 7.5" x 9"dia Smallest 6"h x 10"dia

Three Stoneware Crocks, two are 2 gallon, the other is 1 1/2 gallon, one marked New Haven, CT, all having blue floral designs, height 9 inches, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford, Conn

Three stoneware crocks: The first decorated with a cobalt blue leaf on front, 1 gallon size, tight hairline on back, otherwise very good condition; the second, decorated with a cobalt blue flower on f

Three stoneware crocks, 19th century: The first a cylindrical pantry jar with 2 cobalt blue flowers under rim - hairline crack on the side, else good condition; the second, a crock with a script numbe

Three Stoneware Crocks with Cobalt Capacity Marks 19th Century including an eight gallon and two three gallon crocks. Height of largest 15 1/8 inches.

Three Stoneware Crocks with Cobalt Capacity Marks 19th Century including a six gallon, a three gallon and a two gallon crock. Height of largest 17 3/4 inches.

Three stoneware crocks. H 9-1/2" W 12". H 11-1/2" W 11-3/4". Jug H 11-1/4" W 9". Condition: Very good with minor imperfections. Mainly one crock with glaze loss. Visible in images. Link for high-res i

Lot of three stoneware crocks, including: F Woodworth Burlington VT 2 Gallon, F.B. Norton & Sons, Worcester MA, 3 gallon crock, M.A. White & Son, Utica NY 4 gallon crock with elaborate bird decoration

Tallest 10 1/2"h Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House, Salisbury, CT.

Comprising Red Wing Union Stoneware Company #8, S.D. Mills Colchester, Ill #5 and a partial brown crock stamped #3. 11"h, 13"h and 16"h

Three Stoneware Crocks. Up to 11 3/4" H

Three Stoneware Crocks. 10 1/2" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS OR OMISSI

GROUPING OF THREE STONEWARE CROCKS, 7", 6"

American, 19th century. A group of three stoneware crocks, a New Geneva, PA two-gallon crock, a Ripley, Ohio Albert White crock, and a three-gallon crock with freehand cobalt decoration; largest ht. 1

Group of three stoneware crocks or storage jars in the style of Richard Remmey. Painted with blue decoration along the sides.Height ranges from 8 1/2 in to 10 1/2 in; diameter ranges from 5 in to 8 in

Three 3-gallon stoneware crocks by J&E Norton, Bennington, VT; Fulper Bros., Flemington, NJ; Brady & Ryan, Ellenville, PA. Tallest: 13.5"h x 9.5"dia

New York, 19th C., comprising a brown-glazed and cobalt blue-decorated stoneware pot with eared handled, Clark and Fox, Athens, New York, a leaf-decorated 2 gallon crock marked Burger & Co., Rochester

Second half 19th century. All have applied handles and brushed cobalt designs. Two floral, 7.75"h. 7.5"d. and 10.75"H. 10.25"d. Together with a bee sting and "3". Faint hairline in back, handle flakes

Second half 19th century. A one-gallon, DP Schenfelder, Reading, PA jar with cobalt tulip, rim chips, 7.25"h. A Sipe, Nichols and Co., Williamsport, PA jar with cobalt flower, rim chips, 8.25"h. And a

Second half 19th century. Impressed swan with "5 Gardiner Stoneware...Gardiner, Me". 12.75"h. and stenciled cobalt grapes with "E.T. Wright & Son...Taunton, Mass. 1 1/2". 8.25"h. Together with stencil

Three Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Crocks 19th Century a two-gallon Frank Norton example, a three-gallon New York example and an unmarked four-gallon example. Height of largest 12 1/4 inches. Property f

Fourth quarter 19th century. Unmarked. Two have double handles, two are impressed "3" and two have Albany slip. All have edge flakes, salt glazed has hairline, 10", 11", 11.5"h. Salt glazed most likel

Together with two other crocks