AMERICAN SOUTHERN STONEWARE CROCK.

Second half 19th century. Brown alkaline glaze and two applied handles. Impressed "4" with two stars. Edge chips, hairline at the base. 15"h.

American Southern stoneware four gallon crock, 19th century, having wave texturing to the upper portion and handles. Note: Acquired from Price Coursey, Greenwood SC. Provenance: From the Private Colle

AN AMERICAN GLAZED STONEWARE CROCK WITH HANDLE, PROBABLY SOUTHERN UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY, of baluster form with ring lip, to the side a "D" shape strap handle, with striated dark brown to mustard

American, 19th Century. Jug-form labeled "HENDERSON FOOT WARMER" (Massachusetts), 11.5"h.; ovoid, double-handled glazed Southern crock, 12.5"h.; ovoid impressed "BOSTON" (missing lid); and a tall, hig

Second half-19th century. Two applied handles. Finely brushed cobalt tulip and "6". Paint drip on back. 13.75"h.

Second half 19th century. Applied handles and brushed cobalt decoration with impressed labels. "Ottman Bros. Fort Edward NY 4" with wreath and date "1883". Glued split. 15.5"h. And "J&E Norton, Bennin

Collection of (6) Pieces of Mid to Late 19th c. American Salt Glazed Stoneware, with cobalt blue floral decoration, including: Ottman Brothers, Fort Edward, NY 3-gallon lidded crock, lug handles, 12 3

Mid 19th century. Brushed horizontal cobalt lines. Small rim flakes. 11.75"h. From the collection of the late Chris Powell and Christine Powell, Zoar, Ohio.

N. A White & Son, Utica & American Stoneware Crocks 19h century, Utica 4 gallon crock with cobalt blue decorated bird. 2 gallon crock has flower decoration. Max Ht. 11 1/4 in.

Second half-19th century. Finely brushed cobalt flower and "4". Two applied handles. Hairlines and a few rim flakes. 10.75"h.

Mid 19th century. Ovoid with incised shoulder lines and brushed cobalt tulip and "3". 13.75"h. From the collection of the late Chris Powell and Christine Powell, Zoar, Ohio.

Nichols & Boynton, four gallon with blue slip decoration of a fan shaped flower,13" high and a N. Clark, Jr., Athens NY Jug a leaf, 14" high

John Burger, Rochester #2 with blue slip decoration of a leaf 11" high late 19th century

Mid 19th century. Possibly Remmey (Philadelphia) with applied handles and cobalt brushed decoration. Edge flakes. 12"h.

19TH CENTURY HEIGHTS BETWEEN 6 1/4 & 14 INCHES.

Second half 19th century. Crock impressed "Nichols & Boynton...Vt. 1 1/2". 9.25"h. and jar with brushed cobalt accents. 7"h. Some edge flakes.

Mic 19th century. Ovoid with applied handles. Brushed cobalt clovers and "3". Impressed "Haven8" (?). 13.5"h.

Cobalt ink dyed crocks with. Decorated throughout as shown. Condition is good. Approx 9" tall. See photos.

Mid 19th century, brushed cobalt tulips around shoulder minor rim flakes.

Mid 19th century. Narrow neck and brushed cobalt bee sting flourish. Glazed over flake, potstone and crow's foot. 19.75"h.

Second half 19th century. Brushed cobalt clover. Edge chip. 11"h.

Second half 19th century. Two applied handles and brushed cobalt tulip. Edge flakes, some blistering on cobalt. 10.75"h.

Group of (4) 19th century American stoneware crocks, to include: six gallon with foliate cobalt decoration; Brown Brothers, Huntington, 1-1/2 gallon; crock with floral cobalt decoration, (chip); and s

3 OLD AMERICAN STONEWARE CROCKS: Comprising; 1- J.B. Caire & Co., Pokeepsie, New York, Jug. 1- 5 Gallon Jug, & 1- Robinson Ransbottom 10- Gallon Crock. Largest Approx. 17.25" h x 14.75" w.