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North Georgia Miniature Alkaline-Glazed Pitcher, Attributed to Cheever Meaders: A North Georgia miniature stoneware pitcher attributed to Cheever Meaders, featuring a traditional rounded form with an applied handle and a rich, runny alkaline glaze characteristic of regional folk

2026

North Georgia Miniature Alkaline-Glazed Pitcher, Attributed to Cheever Meaders

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Early Edgefield Alkaline-Glazed Jar: An early Edgefield District stoneware jar, attributed to Pottersville or the “Reverend John” tradition. The ovoid form features applied handles and an alkaline glaze with notable runs alon

2026

Early Edgefield Alkaline-Glazed Jar

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North Georgia Miniature Alkaline-Glazed Jug, Attributed to Cheever Meaders: A North Georgia miniature stoneware jug attributed to Cheever Meaders, featuring a traditional rounded form with an applied handle and a rich, runny alkaline glaze characteristic of regional folk pott

2026

North Georgia Miniature Alkaline-Glazed Jug, Attributed to Cheever Meaders

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Edgefield Alkaline-Glazed Jug, Attributed to Hahn: An Edgefield District stoneware jug attributed to the Hahn family of potters, featuring a rich, runny alkaline glaze, an applied handle, and a robust, rounded form characteristic of the region’s

2026

Edgefield Alkaline-Glazed Jug, Attributed to Hahn

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Rock Georgia Face Jug: An excellent example of a glazed Southern stoneware face jug from Rock Pottery, Harlem, Georgia. The jug features an expressive character with strong personality, an applied handle, and a rich green-b

2026

Rock Georgia Face Jug

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Karen LaBarga Face Jug: A face jug by contemporary American folk artist Karen LaBarga, known for her distinctive, often devilish or grotesque stoneware forms that draw on the Southern face jug tradition. This example feature

2026

Karen LaBarga Face Jug

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Michel Bayne Devil Face Jug: A stoneware face jug by Michel Bayne, featuring applied facial elements with horns, a swirling surface pattern, and visible crazing that enhances its folk character. Initialed “BM” on the

2026

Michel Bayne Devil Face Jug

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Michel Bayne Decorated Snake Bowl: A glazed stoneware bowl with the interior modeled as a coiled copperhead snake, featuring textured detailing and a contrasting dark green glaze set against a light green speckled ground. A striking ex

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Michel Bayne Decorated Snake Bowl

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Elf Water Cooler by Robinson Clay Products: A blue and gray Ohio stoneware water cooler produced by Robinson Clay Products, dating circa 1905–1925. The two-gallon cooler is heavily embossed around the midsection with a lively scene of elv

2026

Elf Water Cooler by Robinson Clay Products

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Face Jug by Grace Nell Hewell: A Southern stoneware face jug by Grace Nell Hewell, featuring an applied handle, engaging facial features with strong character, and a rich, runny alkaline glaze. The base is inscribed with the artist

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Face Jug by Grace Nell Hewell

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Edgefield Covered Jar by George U. Fletcher: An Edgefield District covered stoneware jar attributed to George U. Fletcher, dating to circa 1900. The jar features a rounded, robust form with applied lug handles and a rich, runny alkaline glaze ch

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Edgefield Covered Jar by George U. Fletcher

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Georgia Folk Art Jug with Snake by Bley Pottery: A Georgia folk art stoneware jug decorated with an incised coiled snake and the motto “Don’t Tread on Me,” finished in a rich brown glaze. The jug is signed with an incised signature

2026

Georgia Folk Art Jug with Snake by Bley Pottery

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John Burger Freehand-Decorated Stoneware Jug.: Impressed "J Burger Rochester NY" above freehand floral decoration with a "2" inside the flower. Circa 1860. 14"H x 8 3/4"D

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John Burger Freehand-Decorated Stoneware Jug.

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Small 1-Gallon Freehand Decorated Stoneware Jug.: Slightly ovoid with tooled decoration around shoulder of jug and freehand decoration. Top is slightly pushed down from weight in the kiln. 11"H x 4-1/2"D at base

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Small 1-Gallon Freehand Decorated Stoneware Jug.

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New York Stoneware 1-Gallon Blue Decorated Jug.: Pretty 1-gallon jug impressed "New York Stoneware Co" above a 2-color freehand-decorated bird on branch. 2-tone caused by heat in the kiln. 10-1/2"H x 7"D

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New York Stoneware 1-Gallon Blue Decorated Jug.

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Nestorville, WV Star-Stenciled 2-Gallon Crock.: Rare straight-sided stoneware crock attributed to the pottery in Nestorville, West Virginia. Ca. 1880. One very large 4-1/2" x 4-1/2" stenciled star flanked by two smaller stars. Freehand "2" with add

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Nestorville, WV Star-Stenciled 2-Gallon Crock.

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Orchard Preserving Co., Pittsburgh Tophat Crock.: 1880-1890 stenciled stoneware crock with rim and accompanying holes made to accommodate a tin lid with flat rim that could be pinned down to keep the preserves fresh. 6"H x 6-1/2"D

2026

Orchard Preserving Co., Pittsburgh Tophat Crock.

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STONEWARE CROCK COLLECTION: STONEWARE CROCK COLLECTIONGroup of (11) Vintage and Antique Cylindrical Food Storage Crocks, some with blue stripes, one with advertising, one marked "Grease", 5" to 8" high. Surface wear; two with ha

2026

STONEWARE CROCK COLLECTION

Vintage Accents Auctions

(2) ENGLISH TILES BY DOULTON LAMBETH, C. 1890: (2) ENGLISH TILES BY DOULTON LAMBETH, C. 1890One is a tube-lined stoneware tile with mottled blue and brown glaze and a raised reverse marked “DOULTON’S PATENT SAFETY BACK”, designed

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(2) ENGLISH TILES BY DOULTON LAMBETH, C. 1890

Vintage Accents Auctions

19 Pcs Nankin Stoneware: Includes dinner plates and serving dishes. Plates are 10-1/4" wide. Largest serving platter is 15" wide. PROVENANCE: From Kunkel Estate in Harrisburg, PA.

2026

19 Pcs Nankin Stoneware

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THREE AMERICAN COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE VESSELS.: Mid-19th Century. A tall canning jar with pronounced mouth and faint floral cobalt stencil, 9.25"h. A jar with cylindrical form and out-of-round with cobalt flourish, 8"h. And a crock with applied han

2026

THREE AMERICAN COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE VESSELS.

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BALLARDVALE COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE FIVE-GALLON JUG.: American (Massachusetts), Late 19th Century. A five-gallon jug with applied strap handle, freehand cobalt flourish, impressed label and "5". 19"h.Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Ronald & K

2026

BALLARDVALE COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE FIVE-GALLON JUG.

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AMERICAN COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE THREE-GALLON CROCK.: Mid-19th Century. Applied handles, impressed "3" and freehand cobalt bird-on-branch decoration. 10.75"h.

2026

AMERICAN COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE THREE-GALLON CROCK.

Amelia Jeffers, Auctioneers & Appraisers

AMERICAN COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE FIVE-GALLON CROCK.: Mid-19th Century. Cylindrical form with two applied handles, pronounced lip, two incised bands, and decorated with a cobalt "5" and a bee stinger decoration. 12.75"h.Provenance: From the Lifetime Coll

2026

AMERICAN COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE FIVE-GALLON CROCK.

Amelia Jeffers, Auctioneers & Appraisers

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