An American lead glazed redware bean pot

An American manganese decorated lead glazed redware bean pot, mid 19th century, with lid, the pot stamped to the underside 1 1/2. Dimensions:height 6 1/2in; width across handle to spout 8in; depth 6 3

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

Four Pieces of 19th Century Interior Glazed Redware Pottery. Bean Pot and Storage Jars. Tallest measures 8-3/4"h. Condition: Good with chips and wear.

ASSORTED POTTERY AND OTHER INKWELLS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an English sprig-molded stoneware example stamped "G.M" on top, an American lead- and manganese-glazed earthenware/redware example, and a

Four Vintage American Glazed CeramicsFour vintage American glazed ceramics: pair of miniature McCoy bean pots for Heinz; Van Briggle black glazed pitcher; together with ovoid vase with large flared fo

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOTTLE, lead-glazed, unusual bell-form with multi-ringed body, stepped shoulder, tapered neck, delicate ringed mouth, and pronounced foot. Kiln reduction resulting in a

Three Pieces of Glazed Redware, American, 19th and early 20th centuries, a lead-glazed redware vase with manganese decoration, attributed to Jacob Medinger, Limerick Township, Montgomery County, PA, e

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWL,lead-glazed with manganese splotches to interior.Mid 19th century.4 1/4" H, 11" D rim. Provenance: Property of Mary Bauer, Haddonfield, NJ.

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / STONEWARE ELECTRIC LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, comprising two canner examples including one lead-glazed redware example drilled to bottom and one salt-glazed stoneware example, and one

Brown glaze bean pot. height 6 inches (hairlines), brown glazed redware wide mouth jug. 8 inches (glaze wear), (1) Redware brown glazed jug. height 7 1/2 inches and a red painted stoneware jug with po

Redware bean pot or crock. Incised band and glazed interior. Crack on the base that is visible on the inside. Crack on the rim as well. 7 inches wide at the base x 7 inches tall. Lightweight terra cot

American,19th century. Including a tan glazed pot with scalloped rim, brown glaze and scalloped rim with a hole in the bottom and a small spotted pot with hole. Varying wear, loss and cracks. Sizes ra

Nineteenth century. Two molds, 8.5"d., pan, 8"d., two jars, 5"h. 9"d., 6"h. 8"d. and a bowl, 3.5h. 9"d. Together with a baked bean pot impressed "2". 6.5"h. Varying conditions.

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

American. 1970s. Glazed pottery. Includes stainless insert, lid and ladle. Stamped, "Helmco Sales, Chicago, Ill" base. 12 x 12 x 12". Functioning.

AMERICAN LAFAYETTE COMMEMORATIVE EARTHENWARE / REDWARE PLATE, lead-glazed, yellow-slipped "Lafayette" in script with single scrolled decorative ornament above and below, lightly coggled rim. Connectic

AMERICAN SLIP-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DISH, lead-glazed, semi-deep with plain rim. Yellow-slipped wavy line and bar decoration to center. Probably Pennsylvania. First half 19th century. 1 7/8"

Glazed Redware Stew Pot, New England origin, circa 1820-1840, ovoid form with footed base, tooled rim, and applied strap handle, the surface covered in a streaky lead-based glaze. Good light-green col

To include an antique redware #2 bean pot and cover, having a rounded form with flat base, single handle, glazed lid and interior, with incised numeral 2 to base, approx. 7" x 7". Also included, an an

AMERICAN DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE SMALL PLATE, lead-glazed, low form with thick foot. Slip-trailed yellow decoration to border. Possibly Southern. Mid 19th century. 1 1/4" H, 7" D. Provenance:

STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA POLYCHROME-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE FLOWER POT, lead-, copper-, and manganese-glazed over a slip wash, conical form with a double pie-crimp rim, attache

Three Pieces of Utilitarian Pottery, American, 19th century, an ovoid redware jug with appealing copper glaze, New England origin; an ovoid redware jar with lead-glazed interior, Northeastern U.S. ori

Three Utilitarian Pottery Articles, American, 19th century, a salt-glazed stoneware oyster jar, attributed to Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, early 19th century; a redware ant trap with lead-glazed in

AMERICAN SLIP-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE PLATES, LOT OF TWO, lead-glazed, with coggled rims. Yellow-slipped sprig, wavy lines, and dot decorations to centers. First half 19th century. 1 1/2" H, 8