A 19TH CENTURY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE TOBACCO JAR, with

Three Utilitarian Pottery Articles, American, 19th century, a salt-glazed stoneware oyster jar, attributed to Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, early 19th century; a redware ant trap with lead-glazed in

F.B. Norton & Co. (American, Worcester, Massachusetts, founded 1858), second half 19th century. A four-gallon salt glazed stoneware jar or churn, having a rolled rim, a tooled shoulder, applied lug ha

Great cobalt decoration on this small 1 gallon decorated salt-glazed stoneware jar. 19th century. Excellent as made condition. Measures approx 9 inches tall.

Julius Norton (American, Bennington, Vermont, 19th century), 1841-1850. A two-gallon salt glazed stoneware jar, having a banded neck, an ovoid form, and a tooled shoulder, with applied lug handles, sl

A Group of Four Stoneware Jarslate 19th century, salt glazed stoneware with blue decoration. 8.25 x 5 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sykes, Raleigh, NC Additional high-resolution photos are avail

A salt glazed stoneware jar, attributed to Remmey Pottery, 19th century, the cylindrical jar with squared rim, with a tooled collar and shoulder below, decorated with cobalt blue stylized floral motif

A Pennsylvania Two-Gallon Salt Glazed Stoneware Jar, Evan R. Jones, Pittston, 19th Century. Stamped 'EVAN R. JONES / PITTSTON, PA.' above a number '2', with cobalt blue hand brushed fl

DIMENSIONS APPROX 23x19x31CM.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 23x19x31CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest

DIMENSIONS APPROX 23x19x31CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest

DIMENSIONS APPROX 22.5x12x12CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and res

DIMENSIONS APPROX 22.5x12x12CM.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 22.5x12x12CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and res

A Vermont Two-Gallon Salt Glazed Stoneware Jar, J. & E. Norton Bennington, Mid 19th Century. The cylindrical jar having a semi-rounded rim above a tooled collar with applied lug handles to either

Six gallon Western Pennsylvania cobalt-decorated salt glazed stoneware jar, R. T. Williams, New Geneva, 19th century, with hand brush and stenciled decoration inscribed "R.T. WILLIAMS / MANUFACTURER /

19th century, West Virginia. Stencil decorated vessel by A.P. Donaghho of Parkersburg, West Virginia. Nicely decorated vessel in good condition. H14 1/2" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle

second half-19th century; double handled crock impressed "FROM W T SPENCE DEALER IN DRY GOODS GROCERIES CENTREVILLE MD," 14 in. H., and similar crock, with cobalt floral decoration, 13 in. H.

British, 19th century, ointment jars, each with royal coat of arms, raised label mount, with brown glazed foliage decoration above, each with a tin lid, height 12.5cm

Paul Cushman Three-Gallon Ovoid Salt Glazed Stoneware Storage Jar, Albany, NY, early 19th c., with flared rim and applied handles, incise decorated collar, incised 'Paul Cushman s', 15" high x 11". Ch

Lot of Three Tode Bros., Bowery, NY Stoneware Jars, Northeastern U.S. origin, second half 19th century, two salt-glazed jars impressed with the cobalt-highlighted advertising, "TODE BROS / 272 BOWERY

Likely Pennsylvania origins. 19th century. (1) A salt glazed striper jar with three (3) cobalt stripes. In very good condition. Measures 8 inches tall x 5 inches wide at the rim. (2) A salt glazed str

19th century. Group of four salt glazed stoneware pitchers along with a single lidded sugar jar. Each very nicely decorated in the equine sporting theme and in good overall condition signed at the und

Three pieces of American cobalt blue-decorated salt glazed stoneware, 19th century, comprising a 1-gallon Maryland cylindrical jar, attributed to Peter Herrmann, Baltimore, decorated with a split stem

19th century, likely of Tennessee or Kentucky origin. Very nicely potted with a tall upper body flanked by well applied strap handles on an ovoid lower body with a foot at the base. Small nick to the