AMERICAN HYSSONG STONEWARE BATTER JUG.

Second half 19th century. Impressed "A L Hyssong, Bloomsburg, Pa, 1 1/2" with freehand, cobalt tulip. Rim chip and hairline. 10"h.

Middle 19th century, likely Pennsylvania. Having well-formed body with salt glaze and cobalt accents. Good condition. H8 1/2"

27 piece collection of 19th century American stoneware. Includes crocs, jugs, batter pitchers, 2 ginger beer bottles, ink bottle. Various shapes and sizes from 0.5 gal to 5 gal. From the Johnson City

Nineteenth century. Poplar hanging shelf with cut out sides and crazed black paint over red. Square nail construction. Wear. 20"h. 12.5"w. 6.5"d. And a stoneware batter jug with blue glaze and molded

The unsigned batter jug with bail handle on stoneware pivot points each side of the bulbous body having Albany slip interior, cylindrical spout and lug finger hold. There are cobalt blue slip embellis

Stoneware batter jug, cobalt decorated with ducks, by Cowden & Wilcox, Harrisburg, PA, original handle, 7.75" tall. Update, after removing the cap we found a small chip on the spout, no other damage w

STAMPED "COWDEN & WILCOX, / HARRISBURG, PA", PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED STONEWARE BATTER JUG, salt-glazed, "1 1/2" gallon capacity mark, ovoid form with flat-top rounded rim, open-

Antique stoneware batter jug from Cowden & Wilcox Harrisburg, Pa. Nice freehand cobalt decoration as can be seen in the photos. Measures 8" tall, and 8" across overall. Good condition with an older re

Scarce Clarkson Crolius, Sr. Saltglaze Stoneware Cobalt Blue-Decorated Batter Jug, Manhattan, New York, Circa 1815. Of ovoid form, tooled neck, the handle terminals spotted in blue, slip-trailed on th

Stoneware batter jug with cobalt decoration and original tin lid. Pennsylvania, circa 1850. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 10-1/4" W 9-3/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https:

1 1/2 GALLON JUG WITH BLUE FLORAL DECORATION, WIRE HANDLE WITH WOODEN GRIP - 10 1/2" H Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-L

1 1/2 gallon batter jug with cobalt blue decorations, stamped for Lewis Jones of Pittston, Pennsylvania, minor chips to spout.H: approx. 10 1/4".

Antique salt glaze batter jug with spout and applied handle. Stylized floral design in cobalt glaze. Metal handle with wood grip. Very good aged condition; cork remnant in spout. 10.5" H x 8.5" body d

A Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Batter Jug and Pitcher 19th Century Height of larger 10 1/2 inches.

Evan R. Jones, Pittston, PA stoneware batter jug, 19th c., 10"h

PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED STONEWARE BATTER JUG, salt-glazed, approximately one-gallon capacity, ovoid form with flat-top collared rim, protruding spout, applied arched handle at reverse base, and Albany-

F.H. Cowden, Harrisburg, PA Stoneware Batter Jug with Cobalt Blue Floral Slip Decoration. 10"h. Condition: Fair with large chips and lines.

EARLY STONEWARE BATTER JUG WITH WIRE BAIL HANDLE AND ORIGINAL TIN LIDS Dimensions:10"x8"

Salt glaze with Albany glazed interior, slight ovoid form with swing steel wire bale handle, applied spout and semi lunate tipping handle, cobalt painted flower with leaves on front, 12 x8 x 9.5" high

ANTIQUE AMERICAN STONEWARE JUGAmerica, mid-19th century, earthenware. Incised Wm. (William) Robert, 842 & 844 W. Main St., Louisville, Kentucky, 13" height

Salt glaze with Albany glazed interior, ovoid form with spout, ring handles and semi lunate tipping handle all with cobalt rings and terminals, with original tin spout cover and tin domed lid, each wi

Of ovoid shape with molded rim, painted on the front in cobalt blue with a pair of winged flourishes, beneath a turned band. H: 11.5 in, D: 7.75 in.

FOUR QUART IN BROWN GLAZE. TIN LID AND SPOUT COVER. 9 1/2" H. TERMS: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEMS. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. ALL PAYMENTS FOR PURCHASES W

Has a chip on base not noticeable unless you flip over and a few minor flakes on base but top and spout are clean and is free of cracks overall in great condition! With a patent date of Nov. 2 1856 on