AMERICAN REDWARE CROCK.

Mid 19th century. Large size with two applied handles and glazed interior. Handles have flakes. 13.75"h.

Five pieces American redware crocks/pots, Massachusetts, incl “W L E, Franklin Mass" and smallest partially impressed with "Baker", all with heavy wear consistent with age and use including stai

Mid 19th century. Both with manganese glaze. Jug with applied handle and wear and edge chip. 11", 11.5"h.

Blue decorated stoneware group, comprising three small crocks and one redware jar. American, mid-19th century.1) H 6-3/4" D 4-1/4" Some chips to rim and base.2) H 6-7/8" D 4-1/4" Some rim chips.3) H 6

Mid 20th century. Twelve cut out wooden tulips with original paint, 13.5"l. Placed in a mid 19th century redware crock with glazed interior. 9"h.

Mid 19th century. Ovoid jar, 5.75"h., crock, 10"h. and three pieces with applied handles. Pitcher, 6.5"h., jug, 8.5"h. and mug with two tone glaze, 5.5"h. All have rim wear, chips and jug handle is re

Nineteenth-20th century. Redware bulbous jar with tooled lines, 6.5"h. And a later miniature stoneware crock with cobalt decoration and two handles. 1.75"h.

American redware pottery coin bank in the form of a crock. We recently acquired a fine collection of ceramic banks, including many early and rare pieces; this is from that collection.; Great item for

Mostly American, 19th century. Stoneware canning jar with cobalt spot, 8"h., jar, 6"h. and small jug with added floral paint, 5.25"h. Together with three redware crocks. Brown glaze, 8"h., applied han

Mid 19th century. Two redware crocks, one with faint spots (chip), 9"h. and one with running glaze (wear and repaired chips), 8.5"h. Together with a stoneware crock with Albany slip (repair), 8"h. and

Mid 19th century. Three pieces of stoneware. Ovoid crock, 9.5"h. and jug, 11.5"h. with applied handles, impressed "N. White, Utica" with cobalt accents. Hairlines and chips. And a small jar, 7.75"h. T

ASSORTED AMERICAN POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a salt-glazed stoneware miniature basket, and a lead-glazed earthenware/redware creamer and diminutive ovoid crock. Basket and crock possib

Crock with cobalt decoration, 9 1/4" high, Jug with cobalt bird decoration, 11 1/2" high marked Fort Edward, NY and Redware pitcher, 10" high marked S. Pepson, Albany, NY

Top-handled batter crock. American art pottery. Red earthenware with a thick tin-glaze - Luster Dark Blue. Clear glaze and redware color inside. Signed on bottom - BROWN COUNTY POTTERY. Brown County,

19th century; of circular form with a molded rim over tapering walls on a flat base, the interior decorated in green and cream with two sawtooth bands surrounding a central roundel;Provenance: The Est

Redware bowl decorated with Corn plant and floral and nut swags in yellow and green slip decoration, Probably southern Pennsylvania 12 x 3 inches.

Group of (6) American redware plates, with slip decoration and coggled rims, each having a different design. Two restored, one repaired. Hairlines, chips and crazing. Larger plate 12''dia. Provenance:

Possibly North Carolina, early 20th century. African American face jug with red accented prominent eyes and lips with arched eyebrows and brown glaze. Bail handle. Restoration and chips. 13.5"h.Simila

initialed LW and dated 1813; the horizontally ribbed body flanked by two molded loop handles and decorated with dots, waves, and stylized tulips, on an unglazed base; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W

each 19th century; the first: having yellow slip feather decoration and coggled rim (12 inches diameter); the second: possibly Norwalk, CT, having yellow slip interlaced monogram decoration and coggle

19th century, likely Bennington Vermont or Ohio. The piece is crafted from a nice heavy red clay and has a rich glaze. Some areas of the glaze have skipped or peeled. The surface has a nice patina. H9

Mid 19th century. Coggled rim and yellow slip tree or flower decoration. Minor crazing and wear. 5.75"d. Ex Hattie Brunner (Pennsylvania).

Seven Stoneware Vessels and a Six-Gallon Redware Crock 19th/20th Century Height of crock 14 3/4 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

Late 19th century, pine. Two shelves, one with gallery back, and bootjack ends. Traces of old bittersweet paint. Square nail construction. Painted initials and date "AD 1881". Wear, some edge loss and