SMITH (AMERICAN) REDWARE CROCK POTTERY

GEORGIA REDWARE CROCK POTTERY, 20TH C., J.L. SMITH BROWN CROCK WITH HANDLES, MARKED ON BODY WITH APPROXIMATELY 18 INCHES HIGH, J.L. SMITH, ATLANTA, GA,

American redware pottery coin bank in the form of a crock. We recently acquired a fine collection of ceramic banks, including many early and rare pieces; this is from that collection.; Great item for

Top-handled batter crock. American art pottery. Red earthenware with a thick tin-glaze - Luster Dark Blue. Clear glaze and redware color inside. Signed on bottom - BROWN COUNTY POTTERY. Brown County,

ASSORTED AMERICAN POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a salt-glazed stoneware miniature basket, and a lead-glazed earthenware/redware creamer and diminutive ovoid crock. Basket and crock possib

19th century, likely Bennington Vermont or Ohio. The piece is crafted from a nice heavy red clay and has a rich glaze. Some areas of the glaze have skipped or peeled. The surface has a nice patina. H9

Lot includes "Aunt Mary" hand decorated 2 x 12 x 9.5 in squared platter with red and yellow glaze, and a 9 in.d. plate with similar decoration. Flaked in areas with losses, as found.

the first: a harvest ring flask, Pennsylvania, circa 1810 - 1840, incised "1776" (7 1/2 inches diameter); the second: a pitcher, having manganese splotches (5 1/2 inches high; the third: a mug, having

Antique American Redware Pottery Child's Washboard. Attributed to the Western Reserve Pottery Co., Warren, Ohio. Early 20th century. Mottled manganese and lead glazed insert, poplar frame with origina

Mid 19th century. Large size with two applied handles and glazed interior. Handles have flakes. 13.75"h.

Signed on bottom. Jemez Pue, Walatowa N.M. 7 3/4" tall

19th C American Redware Pottery Pitcher. Measure 7 1/8" Tall. This item and many more forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquarian truly

South American Redware Pottery Vase With Lizard on Side Size: 8 h , 13 w

along with an Asian tea pot. 5 pieces total. Bear is 4 3/4" tall.

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Shapely handled jug with teardrop shaped body finished in a vibrant red orange glaze. Earthware,Approx. 8" x 5 1/2" dia.. Includes a "Christie's East" tag o

Design is faded, marked on bottom (is also faded). Measures 6 1/4 x 2 x 3 1/2 inches

SOUTH AMERICAN REDWARE POTTERY FIGURE. Size: 7 h , 9.5

Two American redware pottery vases / jugs with spotty brown and red manganese glaze. Larger: 10" H x 8.5" diameter. Scattered minor flakes and small chips.

13pc American redware pottery/slipware some old, some new

American redware pottery vases and small jug, group of three, with deep red-brown glaze. 7.5" H. Tallest: Jug with minor chip loss to rim and foot.

American redware pottery double jar comprised of two small ovoid jars joined together with an arching loop handle and dark brown glaze, lower body and bases unglazed. Most likely Mid-Atlantic or South

Native American redware pottery seed pot, signed underfoot J.C. Redcorn (Jereldine Redcorn, Caddo Culture, Oklahoma, b.1939), dated 2008, with etched geometric motifs, approx 3.5"h, 8"diam, 1.1lbs **N

Native American redware pottery wedding vase/ jar, Juanita Fragua (Jemez Pueblo, Walatowa, New Mexico, 1935-2020), with red and black slip designs, signed underfoot, approx 10"h, 4.75"diam, 2lbs Start

UNMARKED NATIVE AMERICAN REDWARE POTTERY VASE. WEAR TO SURFACE. 15" H.

Traditional American redware pottery, made by the Shooner company in Ohio. Signed Greg Shooner 2001. Measured: H 2" x Dia. 8.25"