5 STONEWARE JUGS & 3 BOTTLES

Barware, group of five (5) stoneware bottles / jug, including a Royal Doulton Highland Whisky example, together with a foot warmer, largest: 5 1/4"dia x 11"h Provenance: Provenance: The Butch McGuire'

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Kawabata Fumio (Japanese, b. 1948), Takahiko Kato (Japanese, b. 1952) Two Sake Bottles Glazed stoneware 5-3/4 x 3-1/2 inches (14&period

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Blown flask in olive green, 5.5"h. Redware stove foot with chips, 2.5"h. Stoneware pitcher, 8.25"h. Stoneware jug and bottle, 9", 10.75"h. Tin bottle, 7"h.

3 gal stoneware jug blue decorated with unusual flower basket design, NY maker (mark is hard to read), 16.5"H x 9.5"D

Cowden & Wilcox 3 Gallon Stoneware Jug, cobalt decorated with brushed stem/vine and hanging graduated blossoms, excellent condition. 10" W x 15.5"H

17th century salt-glazed stoneware Bellarmine jug, Rhenish. 8 3/4" high, 5" diameter.

3-gal stoneware jug, Williams & Reppert, Greensboro, PA, stenciled and freehand blue decoration, 16"H x 10.5"D

3 pcs of early stoneware, includes: 5.75" wax sealer signed A.P. Donaghho, Parkersburg, W.Va., quart sized ovoid jug, and 5.5" stoneware pitcher

2 gal. Blue Decorated Lg. 3 Flower Handled Stoneware jug, Mark Johnson Kingsley #24, James St., Syracuse, NY-13.5"x9"dia.

early 20th c miniature stoneware advertizing jugs (27 pcs), ht 3" to 5"

Five piece lot. Three Stoneware Jugs, Fulper Bros (1 gallon) and Goodwin and Webster, A Gay Utica bulbous jug,  along with two stoneware bottles with blue slip decoration.

Early 3 gal. ovoid blue decorated stoneware jug, blue tulip design, 16.5"H x 11" at widest point in diameter

(lot of 3) French Provincial stoneware oil jugs, each with dual side handles, over tapered body, largest: approx 13.75"h, 8.5"diam, typical small chips and imperfections, 22lbs total Start Price: $100

THREE AMERICAN STONEWARE JUGSAmerican, mid-19th century, earthenware. Three (3) individual examples including a 3 gallon with incised 3, a 5 gallon, and a 6 gallon with incised 6. Tallest 19.75" heigh

Grey stoneware with blue writing: "T. J. Gamblim S % H" (basically illegible); bottom unmarked; appears to have age; H-3 5/8", Dia.-2 1/2", VG

Blue decorated stoneware jug, "Burton's Vinegar", staining around base, 9-1/2" h x 5-3/4" dia

Second half 19th century. Impressed "Cowden and Wilcox, Harrisburg, Pa, 3" with freehand, cobalt tulips. Firing cracks around handle. 15.5"h.

(lot of 4) French Provincial stoneware pottery, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) handled jug, (3) pitchers, all intact with chips and loss, largest: approx 14"h, 11.5"diam; 26lbs total Start P

Stoneware jug decorated with cobalt floral motif. Marked "E & L. P. Norton, Bennington, VT, 3". 15.75"h x 10"w x 9.5"d

Salt glaze with Albany glazed interior, straight sided stamped on shoulder 5, over cobalt stenciled John Warr/Troy, N.Y., applied C scroll handle, 11 3/4" diameter x 18 1/2" high. Condition Fine.

This vintage jug is handmade stoneware pottery, likely used for whiskey. It weighs 3 lbs 12.7 oz and is 5 inches across the bottom, 10 inches high.From an Estate located in Charleston south carolina -

19th century 3-gallon salt glaze handled jug with "3" and floral sprig decoration in cobalt glaze. Very good aged condition; small kiln crack at top of handle and old chip to lip. 15.5" H x 11.25" bod

Stoneware jug with side spout and applied pottery strap decoration to handle and top. Hagerstown, Maryland, circa 1860. H 9-3/4" D base 7-1/8" D widest (including handle) 8-1/4" D spout 1-5/8". Condit