Massachusetts stoneware jug

12" tall, 7 1/2" in diameter

Two Massachusetts Saltglaze Redware Jugs, Frederick Carpenter, (Barnabas Edmands Pottery), Charlestown, 1812-27. Each of ovoid form, one dipped in iron oxide around the top and bottom, each impressed

(2) Massachusetts stoneware jugs from Hudson Valley estate, includes 2 gallon F T WRIGHTSON STONEWARE, TAUNTON, MASS. & W H JONES & CO 153 BLACKSTONE STREET BOSTON. The smaller one has some chips near

Antique L.B & B.G Chace Somerset, Massachusetts Stoneware Ovoid Jug. The jug has one area with a ding to the stone. Jug is marked on the front "L.B & B.G Chace Somerset."

19th Century Harmon & Dearden Springfield Massachusetts Glazed Stoneware jug with Original cork stopper. H 12"

A Massachusetts Three-Gallon Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug, Somerset Potters Works,19th Century. Stamped 'SOMERSET. / POTTERS WORKS.' above a '3' with hand-brushed cobalt blue floral decor

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS ATTRIBUTED DECORATED STONEWARE JUG, salt-glazed, approximately two-gallon capacity, exaggerated ovoid form with two incised shoulder rings, unusually tall bottle-like neck, doubl

Two Stoneware Jugs, Boston, Massachusetts, late 19th century. One wheel-thrown reverse-baluster jug with short pulled handle, impressed 'BOSTON' beneath lip, which has a wood-repaired break, together

A Rogers & Co. Cobalt-Decorated Three-Gallon Stoneware Jug Boston, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 16 inches. Property from the Collection of Retta Park, Tucson, Arizona

Ballard Vale Mfg Co, Massachusetts blue decorated 2 gallon stoneware jug, ht 13"

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

Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Has a few small chips on spout and some discoloration, overall good condition. Approximately 14 1/2 inches tall

American (Massachusetts), 19th Century. Edmunds Co., Boston/ Charleston, Massachusetts two gallon jug with cobalt floral decoration. Excellent condition. 14.75?t.

A stoneware jug by Wright & Son in Taunton Mass for Patrick Gillon. Patrick Gillon was a bottle manufacturing company in Milford Massachusetts built in 1888. The handled jug measures 11 1/2"T x 8" W.

Lot (4) 19th c. stoneware jugs with advertising. Tallest 14" Ht.. Provenance: Clayton Store, Sue Connell, Southfield, Massachusetts

Rare Thomas Crafts & Co. Stoneware 1-Gallon Jug. Stamped "T. CRAFTS & CO.,WHATELY". (Massachusetts). Bulbous form with applied ribbed handle.

Two Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware One Gallon Jugs Mid 19th Century including a Hastings & Belding, Ashfield, Massachusetts jug with cobalt eye decoration and a West Troy Pottery jug with cobalt capacity

Somerset Potters Works, Somerset Massachusetts, 4 gallon stoneware crock with large cobalt decorated stylized tree or flower, unusual lip on jug, 17 1/2" H. Good condition -two surface chips to back o

A three-gallon jug made by F. T. Wright & Son Stoneware of Taunton, Massachusetts, likely circa 1890s–1900.  Side appears to read "Patrick Gilroy, Milford Mass." This would look great holding

American, 19th Century. Jug-form labeled "HENDERSON FOOT WARMER" (Massachusetts), 11.5"h.; ovoid, double-handled glazed Southern crock, 12.5"h.; ovoid impressed "BOSTON" (missing lid); and a tall, hig

Salt-glazed stoneware (2). Crock, lug handles, cobalt leaf design, marked "F.B. Norton Sons, Worcester, Mass", ca. 1868-1886, 7.5"h x 8" round. Jug, strap handle, stylized cobalt flower design, marked

Four Pieces of Utilitarian Stoneware, 19th century, a brown-dipped jar, possibly Charlestown, Massachusetts; a salt-glazed jug, North Carolina origin; an ovoid jar with brown glaze and incised line de

Outstanding One-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Profuse Incised Bird, Foliate, and Floral Decoration, New York State origin, circa 1825-1835, ovoid jug with semi-squared spout, decorated on the front with a

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