Unusual Glazed Redware Pitcher, possibly Galena, IL

Of ovoid form, the rim and neck surrounded by tooled banding, applied ribbed strap handle, the orange clay covered down to the unglazed foot in dark brown glaze. Height 8 1/2 inches.

Unusual Glazed Redware Pitcher with Mocha Seaweed Decoration, PA origin, third quarter 19th century, ovoid pitcher with footed base, tooled shoulder, and flared rim, decorated around the midsection wi

Glazed Redware Jug, Galena, IL origin, second half 19th century, squat-shaped jug with distinctive tooled spout, the surface covered in a heavy lead glaze over a speckled orange ground. Provenance: Fr

Glazed Redware Jar, Galena, IL origin, second half 19th century, semi-ovoid jar with tooled shoulder and flared collar, the surface covered in a lead glaze over a mottled light and dark orange ground

Small Glazed Redware Jug, Galena, IL origin, second half 19th century, narrow-formed cylindrical jug with tooled spout, the surface covered in a light lead glaze over a mottled green and orange ground

Glazed Redware Canning Jar, Galena, IL origin, second half 19th century, cylindrical jar with rounded shoulder and flared rim, the surface covered in a lead glaze over a dark-green ground with orange

Possibly Maryland or Southern United States, nineteenth century. Of high-shouldered tapered form with pinched spout, applied loop handle, covered in lead and manganese brown glaze. Height 6 inches

Unusual glazed pottery pitcher. Double offset handles. Signed with initials; 7.5in.H. x 6.5in.H.

STAMPED "E. R. PHILA" EARTHENWARE / REDWARE PITCHER, copper- and lead-glazed, truncated conical body with flared rim, pinched spout, and strap handle, unglazed base with impressed mark. Possibly Phila

American (Pennsylvania), 18th Century. Cutout hearts with yellow glaze Ewer/Pitcher. Unusual and rare, possibly Moravian. Old tag inside pitcher notes: Pa. 18th C. 7.75"h. 5.5"w.

Originates from Elmira, Ontario. Possibly Pennsylvania. Double-glazed, white slip (dog collar, kitten) over brown. An inquisitive dog gazes at kitten, whose fore-paws are mid-air. An unusual form to s

The first probably Bristol County, Massachusetts or Norwalk, Connecticut, medium red clay covered in speckled orange-brown glaze daubed in manganese brown; the miniature dish probably Norwalk, Connect

VERY EARLY REDWARE PITCHER, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY, CHIPS ON RIM AND AT BASE 8" X 6.5"

Probably Massachusetts, 1830-60. Of ovoid form with slightly flared rim and rounded foot, covered in brick red glaze streaked in manganese brown. Height 5 inches. Together with a contemporary redware

11 1/4 inches

Of baluster form with rounded foot, surrounded by a turned mid-band, the neck by a tooled band, the dark orange clay covered in dark brick red glaze. Height 7 inches

in the style of Schofield. 4-3/4"H x 5-1/2"dia.

8 1/2" tall by 5 1/2" in diameter

Antique Glazed Redware Pitcher Approx 8.5" Tall in Good Condition w/Typical Imperfections as Pictured.

Antique Glazed Redware Pitcher 8" Tall Preowned from an Estate in Good Condition as Pictured.

Glazed Redware Pitcher, by Jacob Medinger, Limerick Township, Montgomery County, PA, early 20th century, ovoid pitcher with footed base, coggled embellishments to rim and base of collar, the surface d

Very Rare Shenandoah Valley Glazed Redware Pitcher, Stamped "SOLOMON BELL / STRASBURG / Va", circa 1875, stylishly-potted, ovoid pitcher with flared base, very tall collar, and molded vine-form handle

Glazed Redware Pitcher, New England origin, early to mid 19th century, ovoid pitcher with footed base, tooled shoulder, and flared rim molding, the surface covered in a heavy lead glaze over a mottled

Unusual Glazed Redware Figure of a Dog, Pennsylvania origin, circa 1840-1885, molded and hand-modeled figure of a seated boxer on oval base with applied bell collar, pierced bow on reverse, impressed