ASSORTED AMERICAN / CANADIAN DECORATED STONEWARE

Second half 19th century. Applied handles, impressed "2" and freehand, cobalt chicken. Chips, stains and burst blister, 9.5"h.

Mid 19th century, likely New York or Pennsylvania origin. Very nicely formed and salt glazed pitcher having cobalt decoration of bird at the front of the body. The pitcher having two small chips to th

AMERICAN DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, crude "3" gallon capacity mark, slight ovoid form with arched handles and squared rim, brown-slip glazed interior. Naive brushed cobalt upright flowers a

each having Albany-slip glazed interior, comprising an approximately half-gallon capacity canner, semi-ovoid form with grooved wax-seal rim, pronounced shoulder ring, with blue-stenciled "A.P. Donaghh

AMERICAN DECORATED STONEWARE CREAM POT, salt-glazed, approximately one-gallon capacity, wide-mouth form with two deeply incised shoulder rings, applied arched handles with single groove, and deep squa

Circa 1865, likely Cortland, New York, Madison Woodruff perhaps working with Romanzo Smith. Nicely potted example having nice bold decoration with an impressed star above cobalt decorated 2 Quart on s

Mid 19th century, likely Virginia or Maryland. Having a good form with brushed cobalt decoration surrounding the top. Old loss to the edge and the handle at top, otherwise good condition. W11 1/4"

19th century. salt-glazed with cobalt merchant decoration "R. Heeller, Newark, N.J.". H9 1/4" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley, SC.

ASSORTED AMERICAN STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising one 4 1/4" H bowl having an Albany-like glaze on the interior and marked "SIPE & SONS / WMSPORT PA" on one side, and one 9 1/2

ASSORTED AMERICAN STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising one straight-sided crock with two handles, incised line below rim, cobalt-blue "3" and floral design on one side with brown Al

Mid 19th century, likely New York or New Jersey. Smaller size storage jar having a nice cylinder form and slip decorated at one side with cobalt. Good condition. H7" W9" Sold from the collection of a

ASSORTED AMERICAN / CANADIAN STOCK CERTIFICATES, LOT OF NINE, including 1927 Durant Motor Company of New Jersey; 1909 Frances Gold Mines, Limited, Ontario; three 1907 The Silbert Consolidated Mining C

Early American Cobalt Decorated two handled crock. Fresh to market, owned by the same Rhode Island family since 1761. Stunning example of early American decorative/utilitarian kitchen crockery, marked

19th Century. Both with a small loop jug handle, the larger impressed Weits Binghamton, 3 above a flower spray, the smaller, impressed R. Norton & Co., 2 , Bennington, VT over a stylized leaf. Heights

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

19th century, Mid Atlantic and Northern United States. One pitcher likely from Maryland or Virginia together with a storage jar marked “M. Tyler and Co Albany NYâ€. Each having some small nic

comprising a "LAKEVIEW DAIRY, INC." example, an "Ackers" example from Philadelphia, PA, an "'As You Like It' / HORSE-RADISH" example with cover, a Heinz apple butter example with partial label and cov

The low, wide mouth crock with lug handles, Albany slip interior, rolled rim and salt glaze over a flourish of cobalt blue decoration is unsigned. Measures 7.5 x 10.5 inches. We happily provide seamle

Two (2). American. 1840s. Each with cobalt slip decoration. Each 1 gallon. Stamped, "S Hart" and "N. White Utica". 9.5" (h) and 11.5" (h). Brian Stead collection.

ASSORTED ANIMAL DECORATED STONEWARE CROCKS AND PITCHER.

AMERICAN BLUE-SLIP DECORATED STONEWARE FIVE-GALLON CROCK, 19th century. Stamped Adam Caine, Poughkeepsie, NY. Distelfink decoration - H: 12 1/4 in.

Collection Of Assorted Handmade-Hand Decorated Stoneware Pottery Including McCoy And Signed Pottery 7"

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED WOODEN DOLL CHAIR AND ROCKER, the armchair with bold turnings, the rocker with original woven cane seat. Fourth quarter 19th century. 10 1/4" and 15 1/2" HOA.Very goo

Mid 19th century, Mid Atlantic States. The group includes two Virginia or Maryland examples along with a handled jar likely from New York. The lid of the cake bowl having a nick, otherwise good overal