Early American Earthenware Jug

American, Massachusetts, Early 19th Century, Masque Of An Elf Or Faun With Gothic Molding And Handle, Green Glaze On Earthenware Body, Underside Stamped WJW, Height 6.75 Inches. See Photos For Additio

Early 19th century, likely North Carolina, Moravian or Shepards Mountain. The vessel having an earth tone led glazed interior with unglazed exterior. Good condition. H5 1/8" Recently discovered on a S

Glazed 1 gallon stoneware jug. Blue decoration; 10in.H. x 7.5in.W.

Great original pair of stoneware. Minimal wear. Jug has a nice applied handle, small chip. Jug is 11.5" tall x 7" base diameter. Bottle is 9" tall x 4" diameter

Jug is antique. Piece is sand toned and ceramic. Piece appears to be hand crafted. Piece includes cork stopper. Jug appears to be early American. Measures approx 12.5 inches tall 7 inches wide. Jug, c

Collection of early American stoneware jugs and jars, featuring one E.L Anderson Distillery (Newport, Kentucky) scratch advertising whiskey jug, circa 19th century, one unmarked jug, two jars with col

An early American stoneware jug with a chocolate brown glaze. Writing carved into front: "J. B. Classey / Canandaigua N.Y." Small chips around lip, see photos. 6.25" tall, 6.5" diameter at base. c. 18

lead-glazed, approximately one-quart capacity, ovoid body with cylindrical neck, beaded neck ring, tooled rim, applied strap handle with double ridge, and pronounced foot. Yellow slip-trailed decorati

3 Antique stonewear saltglazed jugs. 1.) Blue-Gray glaze jug, 11.25" tall, 6.75" diameter at base. 2.) Green-Gray glaze jug, 11.5" tall, 6.75" diameter at base. 3) Orange to Gray glaze jug, chips in s

Unusual Two-Gallon Atlantic City, NJ Advertising Jug, American, early 20th century, brown-and-white shoulder jug, featuring the cobalt advertising, "ABE FREEMAN / WHOLESALE / WINES & LIQUORS / 1516 AT

Lot of two: A buff earthenware jug, early form, original wooden stopper, with minor chips on lip, shoulder and base; along with an Ontario glazed earthenware jar (9" h) in good condition. Allio collec

Four Late 19th to Early 20th Century American earthenware Tiles. All blue and white, including 1 American Encaustic Tiling Company tile featuring the portrait of a dog together with 3 by The Mosaic Ti

Early American Small Salt Glazed Jug Size : 4.75" T

**Originally Listed At $175** North America, United States, Ohio, ca. 1900 to 1920 CE. A fine selection of four wheel-thrown pottery vessels with glazed surfaces that preserve the underlying brown, fa

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

An Early American salt glazed pitcher/ jug with a woman or mermaid handle hugging the rim, and a bird face under the pouring spout. The body is richly decorated with leaves, vines, flowers, knights, a

Eight Late 19th to Early 20th Century American & English earthenware Tiles. Including 2 square rosette tiles by J. & J. G. Low, 3 unmarked rectangular Art Nouveau tiles, and 3 Art Nouveau tiles impres

Two pieces of Central/South American earthenware, including one handled jug, and the other with white surface treatment as head and drilled for a stand. [Larger: 14" H x 9" W x 7" D]. Jug with lip mis

Two early American New England redware jugs. The first with ribbed handle and black manganese splotch decoration. Circa 1840. H 8-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition with a few very minor ba

Possibly North Carolina, early 20th century. African American face jug with red accented prominent eyes and lips with arched eyebrows and brown glaze. Bail handle. Restoration and chips. 13.5"h.Simila

Continental, likely Italian, early 20th century. A large earthenware jug with a rolled lip, a wide shoulder, and a tapering form, with striated decoration and green glaze. Apparently unmarked. Approxi

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

Two Early Native American Pottery Vesselspolychrome decorated earthenware, the first is a canteen circa early 1900s, probably Zuni, flattened bottom (8 x 9 x 4 in.) (ingrained soiling from use), and t

Early 20th Century Guatemalan Terracotta earthenware face jug. 8 1/2" Ht..