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Handsome George Stoneware Signed Two Handled Jug: John Henry Long, Crawford Co, Georgia. Very handsomely glazed example having nice form and stamped at the top of one handle. Good condition throughout. H15 1/2"

2026

Handsome George Stoneware Signed Two Handled Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Exceptional Steiff Sterling Silver Repousse Pitcher: Late 19th century, Maryland. Brilliantly crafted example having a nice size and excellently sculpted body with hand chased brilliance. Signed at the underside. Good condition throughout, well kept. H8

2026

Exceptional Steiff Sterling Silver Repousse Pitcher

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome Georgia Southern Stoneware Double Face Jug: By Cleater Meaders, Cleveland, Georgia, dated 1988. Handsome double face example with a rich runny glaze and in well kept condition. Signed at the underside. H11 1/4"

2026

Handsome Georgia Southern Stoneware Double Face Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome Southern Stoneware Georgia Face Jug by Lanier Meaders: Circa 1970/80, Georgia. Very handsome form with excellent runny glaze and well sculpted facial details. Signed at the underside. Good condition throughout. H10 1/4"

2026

Handsome Southern Stoneware Georgia Face Jug by Lanier Meaders

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Very Rare North Carolina Stoneware Face Jug by Burlon Craig: Circa 1960-70, Vale, North Carolina, by Burlon Craig. The rare scratch mouth example having excellent form and brilliant runny glaze boasting a fine rutile. Good condition throughout. H9 1/4"

2026

Very Rare North Carolina Stoneware Face Jug by Burlon Craig

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Excellent North Carolina Southern Stoneware Face Jug by Burlon Craig: Circa 1970, Vale, North Carolina. Having brilliant form and rich glaze with glass runs at each side of the face. Brilliant example in well kept condition. H19 1/2"

2026

Excellent North Carolina Southern Stoneware Face Jug by Burlon Craig

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Two Uncommon North Carolina Piedmont Stoneware Ring Jugs or Flasks: Likely late 19th century, Craven family. The two having brilliantly potted form and fine salt glaze. Each in well kept condition throughout. H8 1/4" (largest of the two)

2026

Two Uncommon North Carolina Piedmont Stoneware Ring Jugs or Flasks

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome Richmond Virginia Stoneware Advertising Jug: Last quarter of the 19th century. Cousins Supply Co M I Hessberg and Son Richmond, Virginia. Very nicely kept some slight nicks, no cracks or restoration. H13 1/4"

2026

Handsome Richmond Virginia Stoneware Advertising Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome Larger Size North Carolina Stoneware Swirl Pitcher: Circa 1930, Reinhardt family or Propst. Excellent larger size with nicely potted form and swirl clay body. Some nicks to rim otherwise good condition. H9 1/2"

2026

Handsome Larger Size North Carolina Stoneware Swirl Pitcher

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome North Carolina Stoneware Brown Pottery Face Jug: Circa 1940, Arden, North Carolina or Atlanta, Georgia. Very handsome example having well formed facial features and handsome fly ash at upper segment on albany glazed body. Impressed Brown Pottery at

2026

Handsome North Carolina Stoneware Brown Pottery Face Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Fine Collection of Handsome English Masons Old Imari Ironstone Platters: 19th century. Handsome group of platters with excellent rich colors throughout. One having been cracked and glued back together, otherwise good condition. W16 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Clayto

2026

Fine Collection of Handsome English Masons Old Imari Ironstone Platters

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Exceptional Southern Stoneware Signed & Decorated North Carolina Jug: Circa 1860, Daniel Hartsoe, Lincoln Co, North Carolina. Excellently potted example having double ring spout on nice ovoid body with handsome strap handle marked at front center with makers mark and 2.

2026

Exceptional Southern Stoneware Signed & Decorated North Carolina Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Excellent Catawba Valley Signed Stoneware 1/2 Gallon Jug: Circa 1840, attributed to Daniel Seagle, Lincoln Co, North Carolina. Excellent smaller size JCM marked jug having fine form and glaze. Well kept condition no restorations. H9 1/4"

2026

Excellent Catawba Valley Signed Stoneware 1/2 Gallon Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Excellent Southern Stoneware Face Jug: Circa 1930, attributed to Brown Pottery, Atlanta, Georgia or Western North Carolina. Very fine example having brilliant form with china teeth and well formed facial features. The piece having excellen

2026

Excellent Southern Stoneware Face Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome NC Swirlware Stoneware Pitcher: Circa 1930, Catawba Valley, North Carolina likely Reinhardt family or very early work by Burlon Craig as a young man. Very handsome example having tight swirls with incised wave and line sgraffito at

2026

Handsome NC Swirlware Stoneware Pitcher

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Fine Edgefield District SC Stoneware Jug: Attributed to B. F. Landrum Pottery, Edgefield District South Carolina, circa 1850. A jug with a uniform alkaline glaze, nice throwing ridges, and finger prints in glaze at the base. Typical double ri

2026

Fine Edgefield District SC Stoneware Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Very Fine Upcountry South Carolina Stoneware Jug: Attributed to Thomas Owenby, Union, South Carolina, circa 1850. Excellent form with double ring spout and strap handle on ovoid body. Brilliant rich glaze on all sides. Good condition throughout. H12

2026

Very Fine Upcountry South Carolina Stoneware Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Handsome Signed Catawba Valley Southern Stoneware Jug: Lincoln Co, North Carolina by David Hartzog. Excellent form with well tooled spout and strap handle on ovoid body. The spout having two shallow chips, otherwise good condition. H12 3/4"

2026

Handsome Signed Catawba Valley Southern Stoneware Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Charming North Carolina Southern Stoneware Two Handled Face Jug: Circa 1980 by Burlon Craig, Vale, North Carolina. Very handsome example having a brown glaze with kaolin eyes and cobalt pupils. Very nicely kept condition signed at the the back of the head. H17"

2026

Charming North Carolina Southern Stoneware Two Handled Face Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Impressive Catawba Valley NC Double Handled Jug: Unknown maker, probably Lincoln County, NC, 1882. A very large double handled jug with a wonderful alkaline glaze. The jug has combed lines, "5 G", "1882" and "MR" on the shoulder. Good overall condit

2026

Impressive Catawba Valley NC Double Handled Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Excellent & Uncommon Signed Catawba Valley North Carolina Jug: Circa 1870 or earlier. The piece is incised at the shoulder BH. This is an unknown pottery of the Catawba Valley. The jug is brilliantly formed with excellent size and handsome runny glaze. Very nice

2026

Excellent & Uncommon Signed Catawba Valley North Carolina Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

RUSSIAN SILVER AGATE ELEPHANT CUP W GOLD RUBY EYES: A Russian Silver and carved Agate stone stirrup cup made in a figural elephant head design. The head is encrusted with Ruby stone eyes in Gold settings. Marked with a Silver standard hallmark, a maker

2026

RUSSIAN SILVER AGATE ELEPHANT CUP W GOLD RUBY EYES

Antique Arena Inc.Brooklyn, NY

Uncommon Triple Signed Stoneware Catawba Valley Jug: By John Goodman, Lincoln Co, North Carolina, circa 1870. Excellently potted ovoid jug having a very rich glaze and impressed three times with makers mark. A small segment of the spout is reglued very

2026

Uncommon Triple Signed Stoneware Catawba Valley Jug

Wooten & Wooten AuctioneersCamden, SC

Vintage Military Shell Coin Bank Patriotic Eagle Bullet Bank “Patent Applied For”: Vintage early 20th century cast metal still bank designed in the form of an artillery shell. This example features bold “Shell Bank” lettering and a detailed American eagle emblem, reflecting

2026

Vintage Military Shell Coin Bank Patriotic Eagle Bullet Bank “Patent Applied For”

Sphere Auctions LLCSun Prarie, WI

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