An unusual American early ovoid stoneware crock with

An unusual American early ovoid stoneware crock with open loop handles with green brush marks on handle terminals and green flowers beneath the handles. The body is decorated with large green splotche

Two Pieces of American Early 19th Century Stoneware. Highly-ovoid form one gallon jug and two gallon crock. Both are unsigned. 10-1/2" and 11-3/4"h. Condition: Good with a firering pop and spider line

Early to mid 1800s Mount Morris stamped stoneware 1 gallon crock with decoration - Gold gilt paint remnants throughout. Appears to be an unmarked "N. Clark" New York crock. 1 small hairline on spout a

Salt glazed with applied lug handles and scratched numeral 4. Measures 16 x 10.5 inches.We are happy to offer in-house shipping for all but very large or very fragile items. Some international orders

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

INCLUDING BLUE DECORATION JUG SIGNED T.O. GOODWIN TOGETHER WITH LARGE HANDLED CROCK, DAMAGE TO HANDLES & TOP, SHOWS CRACK, 11 1/2" - 14 1/4" H, 8" - 11" DIA.

Glazed stoneware 2 gallon crock. Painted blue bird decoration; 9.25in.H. x 9.75in.D.

3 Antique Early American Style Stoneware Crocks. Largest measures 6.5 inches in height.

Two stoneware jugs and one stoneware crock. American. Early to mid 19th century. H 5-3/4" to H 6-1/4". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

Two American Stoneware Crocks, Early 20th Century, Each with cobalt slip decoration. Largest dimensions: H: 9 1/4 x Dia: 9 3/4 in.

Early American Colonial Pottery, Stoneware Vessels (5). Size 16 1/2 - 6 3/4 inches high. Great collection of early American Pottery, Stoneware Henry Remmy Stoneware Crock Baltimore, New York, Pennsylv

marked for Thomas Commeraw, noted African-American New York potter, wth swag design, finger hole handles. 9 1/2" high, 10 1/2" wide, 6" deep. Repairs, chipping. Provenance: Property of Roxbury CT coll

American, early 19th Century. Ovoid shape with impressed mark and cobalt freehand decoration. 13"h. 11"dia.

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

Description: An early blue decorated stoneware crock, having three similar blue-touch floral/botanic designs near the rim Type: Crock Materials: Stoneware Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Early

ORANGE OVOID SHAPED JAR WITH BROWN SPLOTCHES. UNUSUAL HANDLES. PLUS, STONEWARE CROCK WITH FAINT IMPRESSION COWDEN/WILCOX HARRISBURG Size: JAR 7 3/4" H Terms: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle mos

This is just a great early piece of American Folk Art. It is a crock that tells a story. I believe it is a long haired Drunk w a hat on the front looking at a drink w a crazy happy look. Then you see

This little ovoid stoneware whiskey jug has a wonderful chocolate brown slip glaze and is in very good condition with no cracks or large chips (one small chip on back, ~1/8"). Drips of glaze and other

UNUSUAL FOUR GALLON FACE CROCKAmerican, 19th century, stoneware. Straight-sided vessel with ear handles, the cobalt glazed "4" stylized to form the nose and mouth of a small face.11 x 11 in.

An antique early American salt glazed crock. Crafted from stoneware with blue painted winged decoration, and an incised number 2. No other apparent marks.Dimensions: 12.5 X 7.5 X 7.5 in. Condition:

Seven Stoneware Jugs, American, 19th and early 20th centuries, three ovoid, Albany-slip-glazed jug, Northeastern U.S. origin, second quarter 19th century; a Bristol-slip-glazed ink or syrup jug, stamp

Four early 19th century American ovoid jugs:. 1. The tall, slightly ovoid jug with pronounced concentric rings and nice shading partially stamped at the shoulder for U. KENDALL'S FACTORY, CIN. Has chi

Julius Norton (American, Bennington, Vermont, 19th century), 1841-1850. A two-gallon salt glazed stoneware jar, having a banded neck, an ovoid form, and a tooled shoulder, with applied lug handles, sl

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.