Christopher Saxton,

Christopher Saxton & William Hole 1607 hand colored map of Shropshire from Camden's Brittanica titled "Salopiae Comitatus quen Cornauii", sight view 11 1/4" x 14'

(1542-1606) 1576, colored print by Taylowe, Limited, 1970, British Museum Maps. Sight: 18-1/2"h x 21-1/2"w Overall: 21-1/2"h x 24-1/2"w

William Kip after Christopher Saxton map- ''Montgomery''- etching with hand-coloring, 1637, some soft creases in paper. 10 1/2 x 12 1/2''

17th c. Christopher Saxton map of Cambridgeshire based on the first survey of England by Christopher Saxton and published in Camden's Britannia (London:1607-1637), original copper plate engraving with

Christopher Saxton's map of Huntingdon, from the 1637 edition of Camden's Britannia

Scotland.- Hole (William) and Christopher Saxton. Scotia Regnum, from Camden's Britannia, engraving, 270 x 320 mm (10 5/8 x 12 1/2 in), minor browning and surface dirt, unframed, [circa 1610]; togethe

Beautiful 1610 Hand-colored Copperplate Engraving of Map of Worcestershire by Cartographer Christopher Saxton Entitled Wigorniensis Comitatus Sabrinae | Engraved map by William Hole | From Camden's Br

Antique 17th C. Norfolk, England Map Hand Colored Engraving. Described by Christopher Saxton. Augmented by I. Speede. Measures 16 inches high x 21.5 inches wide.

Christopher Saxton 1540-1610 Map of Essex 1576 England . British Museum Maps C.7 C.I. notation. Detailed and Colored. Exact print date unknown. 20.50" x 25" Framed

East Riding Division, home of Thomas Tenney before migrating to New England. Map makers: Christopher Saxton, Surveyor and Cartographer; William Kip, Engraver and Printer. [Map: 7 x 9 inches; Frame: 14

* SAXTON, Christopher (ca 1540-ca 1610), and William KIP (fl.1598-1610). Flint Comitatus quem ordovices olim Incoluerunt. [London, 1607]. Hand-colored engraved map of Flint, image 265 x 320 mm (320 x

c.1670, 30.5 x 40cm, Latin text to verso, some slight marginal worming, tape stain along left edge; [Idem] - Saxton, Christopher Norfolciae comitatus quem oliceni... c.1637, 33.5 x 39cm, verso blank,

A Fine Three-gallon stoneware jug stamped "HARRINGTON & BURGER / ROCHESTER, N.Y." Decorated with a slip-trailed cobalt wreath surrounding the number 3. There are also cobalt highlights to the maker's

A nice A.L. Hyssong Bloomsburg, PA four-gallon crock with a cobalt brushed flower decoration. 11.5"H x 11"W

9.75"H x 12"W

Crack through the lid as pictured. The two pieces may have been reattached. 8"H x 7"R

Utica N.Y. stoneware match safe and striker. 5"H x 6.5"R

Rare Ommert & Hoffield, Grocers, Diamond St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Stoneware 10"H x 10"W

A nice stoneware crock with a cobalt bird standing on a stylized branch. 9.25"H x 7.5"W

A hard to find stoneware water cooler with a heavily decorated body and lid. A depiction of a polar bear is featured in the center of the body both front and rear.

A small stoneware jug with cobalt swag decoration. Attached strap handle with tooling at the base of the neck. 10"H x 5"W

Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Bird Decoration, Stamped "BRADY & RYAN / ELLENVILLE, N.Y.", Six-gallon cylindrical crock with semi-rounded rim and applied lug handles, decorated with a slip-trailed design

Clark worked in Lyons, New York 1822-1852. Nice form with a small blue decoration. Two side ears with flared rim. 11.25"H x 10.75"W 11.25"H x 10.75"W

A nice six-gallon New York Stoneware Co. Fort Edward, N.Y.. Touchups to body and cobalt as pictured. 17"H x 12"W