Unusual Early German Stoneware Jug, Recovered from

Unusual Early Signed Figural Porcelain Jug. Probably German. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: H- 11", Dia- 9". Provenance: From a Queens, NY Home. Please note the absence of a condition report does n

German, early 18th century, bulbous body with handle, "GR" (George Rex, King George) medallion at center, incised decoration of stylized flowers highlighted with cobat blue, reeded or threaded neck; 5

Bellarmine style jug In the form of a drinking man, with a motto across the body reading "Lieben trinken allzuviel....", probably early to mid 20th century, possibly Westerwald. Dimensions: 13.5" H x

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), early Texas stoneware jug, Leon slip glaze height 9 in. x 5 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection In 1885, German immigrants

16th and 17th century. salt glazed vessels with oviod form. two-tone jug is probably British, while the smaller salt-glazed jug is likely British or German. fine form and size to each. H7" H5" Note: P

probably Tennessee or North Carolina, early 19th century. the placement of handles and overall form suggest this to be a potter of German influence. the salt glaze is mature and even with roman numera

High relief 3 liter stein tankard with unusual figural stoneware lid inscribed "Germany 11066" on bottom. Decorated with early warriors, hunters and women with branch/twig handle and trim with German

Exceptional Albany-Slip-Glazed Stoneware Face Jug of a Man Smoking a Cigar, probably Brown Family, Atlanta, GA, early 20th century, ovoid jug with pinched sides and applied facial features including d

late 19th/early 20th century, probably Piedmont, North Carolina. unglazed body. H10 1/4"

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), early Texas stoneware 5 gallon jug, glazed ceramic height 18 in. x 13 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection In 1885, German immigrants Franz S

An unusual Royal Doulton Stoneware kettle, together with a Doulton Lambeth jug with silver rim and an early wooden tankard. 26cm (3).

Unusual Two-Gallon Atlantic City, NJ Advertising Jug, American, early 20th century, brown-and-white shoulder jug, featuring the cobalt advertising, "ABE FREEMAN / WHOLESALE / WINES & LIQUORS / 1516 AT

Early stoneware jug with incised bird. North Eastern United States, circa 1800. Early wooden stopper. Condition: Excellent. Rim chips. Minimal tight spider cracks to neck area. Some interior residue.

Listed as a NYC Manufacturer of tackle in the 1840's and 50's George Karr, although little known, clearly produced tackle of superior quality. This is one of only a handful of known early solid German

American (New York),19th Century. Impressed "C. Crolius New York City". 8.25"h. 8"w.

Stoneware jug. Stamped incised cobalt flower. Condition: Small base chip. Drilled as lamp. H 13-1/4" W 7-1/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i0eyac3molq1sdo/AABL1

This antique stein bears no hallmarks. The lid opens on an angle, but fits perfectly. There are imperfections from the firing process and the pewter base is a bit loose. The piece measures 15" tall an

Ca 1841-1858 Early stoneware jug w/blue decoration signed W.H. Farrer, Geddes, NY, 12"T x 7"D, probably 1.5 gallon

Late 19th / early 20th century large German stoneware majolica style jardiniere with pedestal. Measures 46" (117cm) height by 15" (38cm) width. This item is three separate pieces. Marked 764 and 171.

(1) NY jug with floral decoration and (1) Edmunds with "M Russel". Largest measures 14 1/4 inches tall. Condition: Small hairlines to tip of Russel.

EARLY STONEWARE JUG in Mint Condition 3 GALLON 21 INCH BY 12 INCH 3 GALLON … 21 INCH BY 12 INCH GREAT PATINA COBOLT BLUE DESIGN WEIGHT is 25 llbs. + or - NAME OF MAKER : HAXSTOR OTTMAN … “FORT��

18" over-all length. Marked Germany with composition dressed Santa on carved wood sled with 3 glass-eyed plush dogs with leather harness. It is fairly clean, showing light playwear, C8. Nice example!

German stoneware 1-gallon jug, late 19th c. 10"H

Two Early stoneware jugs including a Cowden Wilcox half gallon jug and an English C. Perry Ltd, Liverpool jug