19th Century Mocha Seaweed Yellow Ware Bowl

An early 9 1/2 inch yellowware mocha bowl in the blue seaweed pattern. Nice blue. No chips or repairs , fine spiders in bottom.

19th Century Yellow Ware Bowl With Seaweed Design Pattern In Band. The Condition Is Very Good, No Cracks Or Chips. Small Ping Mark in the Making. 10-1/4” Dia Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $30.00

A 11 inch x 5 1/4 inch tall yellowware mocha bowl. Light blue seaweed pattern. One damaged spot on top rim.

Possibly American, 19th century. Diameter 9 3/4" (not including spout), height 4". Some wear and minor pitting to interior from use. Shallow 1/4" chip to base.

East Liverpool, Ohio, mid 19th century. Mixing bowls with white bands and blue seaweed decoration. Smaller has stains and surface wear. 5.5"H. 11.5"d., 5"h. 10"d.

MOCHA-DECORATED YELLOWWARE GRADUATED MIXING BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR, each with a band of sponged blue seaweed on a white ground below the rim. 19th century. 9" to 12 3/4" D.Provenance: From a Winchester, V

Green Mocha Seaweed Decorated Yellowware Pitcher and Mug. 19th century pitcher, 7"h. and a reproduction mug, 5"h. Condition: Mug is good, pitcher has repairs.

A large yellowware mocha bowl with rolled rim and white band decorated with blue splotches on footed base, 19th century, very good condition - no damage. Measures 12 3/4" diameter x 6"H.

19th Century Yellowware Pitcher with Blue Mocha Seaweed Decoration. Bulbous form with applied loop handle. 7-1/4"h. Condition: Good with minor wear.

Two 19th Century Yellowware Footed Master Salts. Blue mocha seaweed decorated, 2-1/4"h. and brown, white and blue band decorated, 2-1/8"h. Condition: One with broken and glue repaired base, other with

Yellowware mixing bowl bordered by green & white bands and a mocha type earthworm design, late 19th C, 13" diam, 5 3/4" h CONDITION: surface crack to rim, 2 glaze loss/chips on bowl interior

Lot of (3) Pieces of 19th c. Blue Seaweed Decorated Pottery, incl: Small bowl, 2 3/4" high, 5 1/8" diam., rim glaze flakes; Larger bowl, 3 5/8" high, 7 3/4" diam., two rim chips, hairline cracks; and

American and English, mid 19th century. Two yellowware with seaweed, blue feather edge and four mocha including bands, seaweed and earthworm. Average 5"h. Varying chips and repair.

Second half-19th century, yellowware. White band with blue seaweed design. 6"h., applied handle, 4"h. and steam hole in closely matched lid. Stains, two glazed over edge flakes. 4"h. From the collecti

Second half-19th century, yellowware. White band with blue seaweed design. Light stains, flakes. 4.25"h. From the collection of the late Chris Powell and Christine Powell, Zoar, Ohio.

Second half-19th century. Four have white bands with blue seaweed design. Pitcher, 8"h., two creamers, 5", 5.25"h. and a bowl, 2.75"h. 5.5"d. Together with a white striped mug. 4"h. Varying stains, ha

Second half-19th century, yellowware. White band with blue seaweed design. Applied handles. Largest has stains and hairline and smallest has edge flakes. 2.75" to 3.75"h. From the collection of the la

Mid 19th century. English mug with machined bands and seaweed decoration. Hairlines and chips. 4.75"h. and American yellowware. Mustard with bands. Repaired lid. 2.5"h., pitcher with bands, 6.5". and

Mid 19th Century. White glaze with alternating brown and green seaweed. Applied handle. 2"h.

British, 19th century, comprising: an earthworm pitcher with blue and yellow; a seaweed pitcher with blue band; and three seaweed mugs, largest 6-3/4 in. , Provenance: Private Georgia Collection

Largest measures approx. 8 1.2"dia. Two are triple banded bowls and one is a quad banded bowl. They have no chips, but one bowl has a tight hairline and shows crazing consistent with age and usage.

Nest of four bowls with the largest measuring approx. 9 1/2" dia. All are triple banded bowls. One bowl has a hairline and all show common crazing and minor chips due to age and usage. Bowls appear to

Larger measures 9 1/2"dia. Both are triple banded bowls. The larger has a chip under base and a tight hairline and both show crazing consistent with age and usage.

A late 19th century relief molded yellow ware mixing bowl with a mottled brown sponged glaze. The geometric pattern features banding and scallops below the rim, and panels that run to the top of the d