Louisville Stoneware

Louisville Stoneware Glazed Pineapple Form Drink DispenserHeight: 22 inches

A vintage stoneware pottery birdhouse in the shape of a Pagoda. It measures 10" x 8 1/4"

Louisville Stoneware Water Cooler With Horse Scene Rare Pattern (18")

M A Hadley Louisville stoneware hand painted with farm animal motif 8” Goody Canister no lid,2 3” pitchers,1 4” pitcher, 3” Cream and sugar bowls 2 6.5” diameter bowls,1

Approx 13 1/2" in diameter and 6 1/2" tall

16"

baskets and 7" jug

10", 12.5" and 15" platters, 2 qt. casserole and 6 large soup cups.

Louisville Stoneware Water Cooler

Samuel Booker Louisville, KY Stoneware Canning Jar. 8-1/4"h. Condition: Rim repair.

8 gallon, with 2 handles.

Louisville Stoneware pottery fish bowl holder with three cats. 16" wide 13" tall. Holds a bowl approximately 9" x 9"

Glazed pottery dish with lid. Marked under. Dimensions: H 4" x Dia 11" Condition: Light signs of use to interior surface.

94 Pieces: 20 dinner plates, 15 salads, 6 butters, 10 mugs, 19 saucers, 8 tall cups, 11 low cups and 5 cereal bowls.

Large 12.5" diameter deep salad bowl, two 9.5" long oval vegetable bowls and one 8.5" oval vegetable bowl.

Including a pitcher with an image of a horse rounding the first turn in the Derby, the cups two with jockey silks and two with jockey hat and racing crop. Property of Walter Wagner

Louisville Stoneware. Kentucky Collection Bookend. 1999. Stamped on back. Glazed ceramic. Great condition. 8.5" x 6.5" x 5.5". Est. $100-200. Ship: $55

20"

Vintage Louisville Stoneware Hand Painted Bottle Made in Kentucky 9-3/4" Tall Preowned from an Estate. $15.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING!

Louisville Stoneware Mugs Set Of Four

Louisville StonewareThree pieces of horse-themed Louisville Stoneware.One cinnamon sugar shaker by Mary Hadley.

Louisville Stoneware Polka Dot Cow Pitcher and 4 Mugs or Cups Made in Kentucky

Vintage Louisville Stoneware chicken from centerpiece bowl. Trademarked to underside. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Measures approx. 16.5 x 10.5 x 10.5 inches. Louisville stoneware, chic

Bisque porcelain, the body formed by racing horses moving to the right. Property of Walter Wagner