Douglass Clay Product Company Ceramic Liquor Jug

8 Piece Crock and Jug lot. Includes one 6 gallon, 4 gallon, and 3 gallon canisters, 5 gallon and (2) 3 gallon lids, one clear jug with cork and one ceramic clay lid, markings include "6", "4", and "3"

Full Moon Clay Company ceramic automobile depicting a man and woman in a coupe with bullhorn hood ornament. Crafted with polychrome and 24k gold overlay. Limited edition 39/85. Measures approx. 11" he

A Ottman Brothers & Company ceramic jug with handle and spout having 'Sheeran & Co. 251 River St. Troy N.Y.' painted in blue along the side.

Manufactured by the Robinson Clay Product Company in Akron, Ohio. The Stein has a Glaze Defect on the Handle (See Photo). Otherwise, it is in Good Condition. It Measures 7 1/4" Tall.

Made by The Robinson Clay Products Company of Akron, Ohio. Rebecca At The Well above tap. Flower bouquet on the back. Stamped 3. Missing lid. Crazing. 7 inch crack on the side. 3 inch hairline on othe

A blue and grey Robinson Clay Products Company Windy City mug from Akron, Ohio. The mug features the embossed figure of Fanny Flag and the Flat Iron Building in Chicago. It is stamped in blue on the u

THE ARTS & CLAY COMPANY Green Ceramic Vase, sticker to underside reads THE ARTS & CLAY COMPANY, imprint to underside reads 1997, ribbed leave detail to exterior, measures 8 x 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches, sur

JAMEZ Clay / ceramic handpainted round jug / bowl Approximate measurements: 3.5 x 4 inchesMaterials: ceramic clay, paintShipping cost: $12. Different rate to California, Alaska, Hawaii and all Interna

Arawak Clay Products, Decorative & Architectural Ceramics, Yellow Building. size: h 7 in. L 6.75 in.

Stock # A2868 - Antique Two-Handled Ceramic Liquor/Whiskey/Bourbon Jug Marked "Federal Law Forbids Sale or Re-use of this Bottle" and "D 296" High gloss finish. Hairline crack in one handle Approximat

Catalina Clay Products, United States. Ceramic pottery vessel, circa 1927-37. With a stepped design with high handles joining the shoulder and top rim. Stamped "Catalina" along the underside

The Casper Company Liquor Stencil Wire Handle Jug 1gal with great stencil and is in mint condition. Standing 9 1/2" Tall

measures about 12 inches tall

Norton, Dan, Get Clay, 2008, glazed ceramic Face Jug with Coiled Snake around spout, 11.25 inches tall, signed with symbol and dated on reverse lower back.

Ancient Etruscan Bucchero clay ceramic pottery oinochoe, the jug pitcher with a double handle detail. 9" H x 6" diameter. Provenance: Property from the Upper East Side estate of M.H., a Slovak refugee

Jug, Ceramic Art Company Lenox Transitional Mark, 6.25" x 5.75" x 4.25", Brown Tones, Vintage Decor, Artist Signed Morley, Circa 1896-1906, No Stopper, Janice Gill Collection

Small Whiskey Jug, Unmarked Ceramic Art Company Belleek, 4.25" x 3.5", Ceramic Art Company/Lenox Shape #534, Sepia Tone Colors, Monk Holding A Pig, Ceramic Art Company, Janice Gill Collection, OH

Jug, American Ceramic Art Company Lenox Transition Mark, 6" x 5.75", Titled "Glen Iris", Transition Period 1896-1906, Yellow And Brown Tones, Floral Decor, Artist Signed Marsh, Factory Artist, No Stop

CATALINA GREEN GLAZE ART POTTERY VASEAmerican (California), circa 1927-1937, ceramic. By Catalina Clay Products, the double-handled vessel of green to brown glaze, with stepped shoulders and stamped a

Finely modeled scarab made from sewer tile. This piece is quite unusual as it is marked by the company that made it: Robinson Clay Products of Pottstown PA. This company started in the mid 19th Centur

Whiskey Jug Marked American Ceramic Art Company Lenox, 6.75" x 5.25", Beautiful Green With Sterling Silver Overlay Marked Gorham #D1128 Featuring A Thistle Design, Matching Stopper, Mark Is A Transiti

Whiskey Jug Marked American Ceramic Art Company Lenox, 7.5" x 5.5", Green Monochromatic Tones With Scene Of Man Sitting In Cellar While Drinking, Transition Mark When Lenox Was Taking Control Of Ceram

Cut glass crystal liquor jug or decanter with cut stopper, 8 in. T, 7 in. spout to handle

Unknown American Maker - Circa 1900's.