Four stoneware flasks, probably Rockingham

Four stoneware flasks, 5.0'' & 7.2'', unmarked, probably Rockingham, mid 1800s, Potato flasks, good condition, Girl with Musical Instrument, flake on top rim, .5'' chip on rear of base, Old Man, good

Four stoneware Reform flasks, 7.4'' ht., c.1840, unmarked, probably Rockingham, Queen Alexandrina Victoria, Duchess of Kent, good condition, Reform flask, 7.7'' ht., c.1841, marked I. & M., W. Dawson,

Four stoneware Reform flasks, 9.5'' ht., c.1840, unmarked, Queen Victoria, Duchess of Kent, small flake, two Reform flasks, 8.5'' ht. & 7.5'' ht., probably made by Rockingham, Queen Victoria with cupi

AMERICAN BENNINGTON ATTRIBUTED ROCKINGHAM-GLAZED POTTERY LARGE BOOK FLASK, mottled brown, approximately four-quart capacity, untitled. Unmarked. Probably Lyman Fenton & Co., Bennington, VT. 1849-1

Group of four porcelain and stoneware flasks. Three round flasks, along with flask in the form of a lady holding a bottle.

Four Molded Stoneware Bottles, all probably W. Smith, Greenwich, NY, circa 1840, one with brushed cobalt X, stamped "WHH"; one with brushed cobalt X, stamped "A STEINMETZ"; one with cobalt stripe arou

Rare Salt-Glazed Stoneware Pig Flask, Midwestern origin, probably Ohio, circa 1880, large-sized bottle in the form of an anatomically-correct sow with openwork legs and tail, elongated snout, large im

OATMEAL FINISH, 1 MARKED J&W TATE, WELLS, 7" - 10" H, NO DAMAGE

Extremely Rare Shenandoah Valley of Virginia Stoneware Mug with Cobalt Foliate Decoration, probably Rockingham County, VA, circa 1860-1880, large-sized, cylindrical form with tooled shoulder and appli

Two are a matching pair and measure 7" long x 6" high and one has a small glaze chip at the back side of the lip. The light brown shoe measures 8" long x 6-3/4" high and has chips at the top lip. The

Two Rockingham or flint enamel glazed yellowware book-form flasks Probably Lyman Fenton & Co., Bennington, VT, circa 1850 The smaller book impressed with title to spine, Departed Spirits G, both with

Probably John Crolius (1733-1812) Manhattan, New York, Dated 1806 Initialed "IC" three times in cobalt blue This salt-glazed stoneware presentation bottle was probably made by John Crolius, whose fami

Rare and Fine Stoneware Flask with Incised Floral Decoration, New York State origin, early 19th century, with flattened sides and footed base, decorated on the front and reverse with two four-petaled

Miniature Spongeware Flask with Rooster Motif, probably English, Inscribed "AG", late 19th century, featuring cobalt decoration over a white ground; one side featuring the image of a rooster below the

Four Pottery Stoneware Vesselsthe first is a storage jar stenciled "C.F. Hetzel & Co/ Cumberland MD" over "2", circa 1875, probably made in PA for Hetzel Grocers (11 1/2 in.) (crazing); a Continental

Mottled Rockingham type glaze with standing male hog with brown stenciled Brown Forman/Whiskey/Louisville, Ky. On left side, 10 x 3 12 x 3 3/4" high. Condition Fine.

SOUTHERN STONEWARE RING JUG / FLASK, salt-glazed, short neck with angled mouth. Probably North Carolina. 19th century. 7 1/2" D.Undamaged. One side with several small surface spalls associated with ki

SOUTHERN STONEWARE RING JUG / FLASK, salt-glazed, short neck with angled mouth. Probably North Carolina. 19th century. 7 1/2" D.Undamaged. One side with several small surface spalls associated with ki

Large flower pot, probably Saargemünd, around 1900-1905, stoneware, floral embossment with four handles, external area yellow and purple glazed, interior green, H. approx. 35xcm, D. approx. 45cm

Four Glazed Ceramic Figures 19th and 20th Century comprising a glazed redware rooster bank, a Rockingham-style glazed and molded bird whistle, a Bennington Rockingham glazed monkey flask, and a child-

Mid 19th century. Yellow ware with mottled brown glaze. A boot flask, 6.5"h., and four canted side pans, 2.5"h. 10.25" to 2.25"dia. Some glaze wear.

probably Mid Western, 19th century. with colorful Rockingham style glaze. H4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

probably late 18th century, each of flask form, enameled painted with floral sprays in the famille rose palette, tallest 5-1/4 in. Provenance: North Carolina Collection

Brush Rest Chinese, probably 20th century, four shaped cutouts in the form of a koro arc, four-character mark, 2-3/4 x 7 in. good condition