Marie Rogers Pitcher w/ horseshoe

Marie Rogers (1922-2010) was a Meansville, Georgia folk artist and one of the first female pot throwers in Georgia. Starting in earnest in 1974 height 3.5"

Marie Rogers (Georgia, 1922-2010), folk pottery bank formed as a pig with rider wearing a hat, incised skin marks on body, curled tail, signed on one side "Marie Rogers", signed on bottom "Meansville

Marie Rogers (Georgia, 1922-2010), large folk pottery jug with double handles and glass runs, front having face with inset clay eyes and incised hair and goatee, back with large snake having incised s

WM Rogers silver plated pitcher. Trademarked to underside. Surface wear consistent with exposure. Measures approx. 4.5 x 8 inches. W, Rogers, WM Rogers pitcher, silver plated pitcher, tab,pleware, tab

Rogers, Marie, Miniature Blue Face Jug and Pitcher, 2.5 inches tall, each signed on reverse.

Marie Rogers & C.J. & Billie Meaders. Pair of Georgia Pigs. Signed. Mint condition. Average size is 7" h x 7" w. Est. $200-400. Ship: $55

Marie Rogers (Georgia, 1922-2010); three buggy face jugs in graduated sizes, each with inset clay eyes, largest and smallest with teeth; largest 7"W, 4 3/4"H, signed on back at side of handle "Marie R

Marie's works always seem popular w/ collectors. The mini faces sometimes are sought highly. This pair of two versions of her 'modified Albany slip' glaze. Both stand 2.5" by 1.75". Stamp & hand signe

Marie Rogers Folk Pottery Lot of a chicken and a chicken gravy pitcher. Both are signed and in mint condition and the figural chicken has a great glaze. The gravy pitcher signed and stamped Marie Roge

Marked on base, Avon pattern monogrammed with a "W" Property of Walter Wagner

including: nut-shaped dish by Ann Marie Valentine dated 1896, 6 in. W., nut-shaped dish with glazed interior dated 1889, 6 in. W., unglazed nut-shaped dish, 5 1/4 in. W., cream pitcher with standard g

Anna Marie Valentien for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze pitcher with apple blossoms USA, 1887glazed earthenware 8 h x 8.875 w x 6.75 d in (20 x 23 x 17 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date

Rogers Bros silverplate water pitcher "Marquise" with leaf detail. 9 1/2"h x 8 1/2"w x 5"d

Including a jug and crock, both signed indistinctly "W_" and dated '94; and a pitcher with horseshoe-shaped mark underneath. Dimensions: (Tallest, pitcher) H 11" x W 10" x D 8" Condition: Pitcher with

Including Rogers oval tray w/reticulated gallery (16" x 12"), Rogers footed butter/cheese w/knife, jam jar w/sterling spoon, syrup pitcher, glass condiment on tray w/spoon & pressed dish w/faux metal

Lot of three antique silver plate items. Two are from William Rogers Silver. fancy bowl with handles, pitcher and ewer. Largest ewer is 9" W x 8 1/2" H. Bowl is 6 1/4" W x 4" D x 3" H.

Wm Rogers Silver plate over copper Water Pitcher 8 x 8.5 in. Ht x W. This mid century ( 1940s) water pitcher has a pierced design ice lip and a gadroon rope braiding. hallmarked on underside, oxidatio

Lot of three silver plate items including a Sheffield Pitcher, 11 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W. Also an Andover William Rogers meat platter, 16" x 11 1/2". A large R. Wallace

Roy Rogers items (14), 2 rubber horseshoes, brass belt buckle, plastic wallet, glass RR marble, Roy & Dale Post Cereal trading cards, Roy & Trigger watch w/leather band, Dale Evans watch w/metal band,

Rare Three-Gallon Stoneware Pitcher with Profuse Cobalt Floral Decoration, attributed to John P. Schermerhorn, Richmond, VA, circa 1830, large-sized, ovoid-bodied pitcher with tooled shoulder, canted

Rare One-and-a-Half-Gallon Stoneware Pitcher with Cobalt Floral Decoration, attributed to William C. or William S. Coffman, Elkton, VA at Henry H. Miller's Elk Run Pottery, Elkton, VA, circa 1865, ovo

Criss-crossed Decoration, and Cat's Eye Decoration 8" H Condition: Good with minor flake on handle

SARA GALNER;FANNIE LEVINE;SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS;Glazed ceramic bowl and pitcher decorated in cuerda seca with bears, Boston, MA, 1912/14; Bowl signed 40-7-12/S.E.G./S.G., pitcher signed FL/S.E.G./6.1

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. Beautifully crafted from translucent glass of cool wintergreen hues, a jug with a six-sided body - each face adorned by attractive molded motifs - tw