Early Daniel Boones Cove, Nicholasville KY, Stoneware Crock Miniature Jug

Early Daniel Boones Cove, Nicholasville KY, Stoneware Crock Miniature Jug

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 (2) advertising stoneware whiskey jugs. 1st item: Jack Daniel's two-gallon jug with cream slip and cobalt stencil reading JACK DANIEL'S OLD TIME DISTILLERY LYNCHBURG, TENN, 11 3/8"H x 7" dia. Circ

Early stoneware jug with incised bird. North Eastern United States, circa 1800. Early wooden stopper. Condition: Excellent. Rim chips. Minimal tight spider cracks to neck area. Some interior residue.

signed on shoulder, 2 gallon. 13.5"

Massachusetts 19th Century Handled two gallon stoneware jug decorated with a cobalt blue flower made by Edmands & Co. out of Charlestown, Massachusetts. Stoneware,Approx. 14" x 8 3/4" dia.. Stamped "E

Stoneware Crock Jug w. Handle

(Lincoln County, North Carolina, 1805-1867) exceptional runny olive green alkaline glaze, bulbous form, "D S" stamped at shoulder above "2", three ringed angled neck, thick collared rim, thick ridged

Bayless McCarthy & Company, Louisville, KY stoneware advertising jug, 2 gallon size with stenciled cobalt eagle decoration. Eagle holds a banner reading "Eagle Pottery" above the stenciled words "Bayl

Circa 1900 Jack Daniels stoneware whiskey jug from Nashville Tennessee retailer W.T. and C.D. Gunter, with albany slip top and handle, the lower buff colored body stenciled in cobalt: W. T. & C. D. GU

A. C. Allen Maysville, Kentucky 5 Gallon Stoneware Jug. Impressed, "A. C. Allen," and below, "5." Cobalt blue slip reads, "Maysville, KY Stone. Ware," Very possible that this jug was intended to be a

Grey stoneware with blue writing: "T. J. Gamblim S % H" (basically illegible); bottom unmarked; appears to have age; H-3 5/8", Dia.-2 1/2", VG

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

Old Farm Miniature Stoneware Jug with 2-Tone Glaze. Paper label "Old Farm Brand, Pennsylvania Straight Rye Whiskey, Distilled by Large Distilling Company, Large, PA". 3"h.

60+ Miniature stoneware jugs including souvenirs, Whiskey, commemorative, Leisey, Kentucky etc...  Various sizes

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), early Texas stoneware 5 gallon jug, glazed ceramic height 18 in. x 13 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection In 1885, German immigrants Franz S

Beautifully applied handle, incised with concentric rings and decorated with an inscribed fish which was carefully painted with cobalt. 9 1/2 inches

Large Tennessee Jack Daniels whiskey or liquor stoneware pottery jug with two cobalt stencils reading JACK DANIEL'S OLD NO. 7. LYNCHBURG, - - TENN. and above UHL POTTERY WORKS/3/EVANSVILLE: INDIANA wi

Lot of 8 stoneware jugs and crocks. American. Mid 19th century. Largest H 15-3/4" D 10". Condition: Minor imperfections. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7spojsimtaq

Group of Nine Stoneware, Brownware and Salt Glazed Crocks and Jugs Height of tallest 11 inches. C

A Group of Miniature Advertising Stoneware and Porcelain Jugs and Cups for Medicine and Alcohol fifteen items total. Height of largest jug 4 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, M

Early 19th Century NY Merchants Three-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Cobalt Floral Decoration, Stamped "W&D GREEN DRUGGISTS 101 BROAD ST NEW YORK". Ovoid jug with tooled shoulder and semi-rounded spout. Co

Exceptional Three-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Impressed Drape-and-Tassel Motif, Stamped "COMMERAWS / STONEWARE / CORLEARS / HOOK", Manhattan, NY, early 19th century, ovoid jug with footed base and heavi

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