Charles Moore & Stacey Lambert. 9 Pottery Pieces.

9 Pieces Continental Blue Pottery, Some From Charles Faudree. Tallest Vase In Rear Is 15 Inches High, Jardiniere Is 18 X 7 X 12. Typical Crazing As Evident In Photos, No Chips. Typical Crazing. See St

blue salt glaze has a broken beak. The other one is perfect. 9"

2 pieces of Italian country pottery. Size: 10'T x 9.5" diameter; 8"T x 5" diameter Circa: 1850 List Price: $600

Charles Voltz for Vallauris Pottery Collection (24) pieces of orange-red glazed stoneware, all signed on undersides, including (6) 9.5-inch dinner plates, (6) 7.75-inch luncheon plates, (6) 2-handled

9", a rare society piece, with Charles Lisk making the face on one side and Billy on the other legendary southern folk pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Billy's uncle was the famous jug town potter ML Owen

Two pieces of 20th century Rookwood art pottery. Includes a Charles S. Todd matte red vase and a two handled turquoise bowl. Up to 9" high. Wear and some crazing. ESTIMATE $200-300

Rare, Charles Moore pottery snake. Signed on bottom.17.25"L

North Carolina, all signed "Charles Moore", (1935-2007), eight with Jugtown stamps, various glazes, 6 in. to 8 in.

Lantern Hill Seagrove NC Pottery. Nine Pieces of Beautiful Multi-glazed Pottery. All signed in script. Mint condition. Tallest is 10"h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $150

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This alligator would have among the last that he created bef

17.5"L - RARE Charles Moore alligator.

Very rare marked NCPCG made for the North Carolina Collectors Guild which was a group that possibly pre dates the Southern Folk Potters Collector Society. a rare QUAIL by Charles Moore after he left J

Chalres Moore pottery RARE first kiln marked on bottom. Blue cobalt throught. Height 8"

Lot of 9 Pottery Pieces. Good condition.

Charles Moore pottery catfish dated 1999 stamped. 8"

Charles Moore. Group Of Six Pottery Roosters & Hens. 1996, 1997, 1989. Signed and dated. All in mint condition. Average size is 6"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $125

Two Charles Counts pottery vases, largest 12 inches.

7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8" Tip of tail has been broken and glued. Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was

8" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.