MID-ATLANTIC EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DOMESTIC ARTIALS.

MID-ATLANTIC EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DOMESTIC ARTIALS. LOT OF SIX, lead-glazed, comprising a double-glazed basin and five single-glaze dishes/plates. Probably Pennsylvania. Second half 19th century. 1 1

MID-ATLANTIC EARTHENWARE / REDWARE VESSELS, LOT OF TWO, single lead-glazed, comprising a deep bowl/pan with manganese spatter decoration to interior and incised ring to exterior below the rounded rim;

MID-ATLANTIC EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF FIVE, lead-glazed, approximately one-and-one-half-pint and one-quart capacities, three of similar shape, all with narrowed bases. Unmarked. Possibly V

lead-glazed with some tiny iron-oxide spotting, wide-mouth semi-ovoid form with tooled rim. Together with a Mid-Atlantic wide-mouth semi-ovoid form jar with flat-top rounded rim. Two pieces total. Sec

Large earthenware shaving mug, extruded handle, lead glaze with manganese splotched decoration. Underside unglazed, light red clay body. 6 1/2"H. Second half of 19th century, PA/Mid Atlantic Region.

Mid Atlantic or Southern redware plate or charger with manganese "splotched" decoration on the interior. 2" H x 12" W. 19th century. (Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.caseantique

Fine Glazed Redware Bowl with Three-Color Slip Decoration, Mid-Atlantic origin, 19th century, tapered bowl with rounded rim, the rim decorated with a wavy trail of cream-colored slip, the interior wit

AMERICAN DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, lead- and manganese-glazed, comprising two bowls/pans and a batter pitcher with cover, each with coggled ring/band to exterior

Very unique and rare American Redware jug ca. 1880 style from the mid-Atlantic region, specifically Pennsylvania. The potter's turning skills were obviously top notch in the way the formed the jug. Un

The wall pockets with of cornucopia form with pink bowknot decorated fronts and hangers, with polychrome floral decorated body. Length 12" Cracks per photo

Floral and bird polychrome decoration on red earthenware body consisting of teapot, creamer 4 cups & saucers and 4 serving plates.

Finely potted cobalt blue and polychrome floral decorated bodies consisting of teapot, creamer & sugar, 8 serving plates 7 cups, 8 saucers, and pair of chamber candlesticks.

Redware Bowl with Profuse Two-Color Slip Decoration, Mid-Atlantic origin, possibly Hagerstown, MD, early to mid 19th century, tapered bowl with rounded rim, decorated on the interior and rim with alte

19th century, probably Mid Atlantic in origin. lead-glazed with acorn finial and relief decoration of leaves and vines. possibly Moravian. H14 1/2" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolber

American redware pottery double jar comprised of two small ovoid jars joined together with an arching loop handle and dark brown glaze, lower body and bases unglazed. Most likely Mid-Atlantic or South

Grouping of four (4) pottery items, including one (1) earthenware cream pot with lead glaze, one (1) small handled earthenware pot with lead glaze, one (1) earthenware pitcher with olive green glaze a

AMERICAN DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE SMALL PLATE, lead-glazed, low form with thick foot. Slip-trailed yellow decoration to border. Possibly Southern. Mid 19th century. 1 1/4" H, 7" D. Provenance:

A North Carolina Lead-Glazed Redware Dish with Slip Decoration, 19th Century. With brown and manganese slip-trailed bands to the interior and footed base. Together with a similar Mid-Atlantic Lea

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWL,lead-glazed with manganese splotches to interior.Mid 19th century.4 1/4" H, 11" D rim. Provenance: Property of Mary Bauer, Haddonfield, NJ.

PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE JAR, lead-glazed with manganese splotches, approximately half-gallon capacity, cylindrical form with rounded rim and angled shoulder. Mid 19th century. 7 3

Three earthenware bowls/plates including: Redware plate with yellow slip decorations the appears like the letter "H" - 8 1/4" diameter (good condition) - mid 19th century; the second, a yellowware bow

Two early redware pots together with a small stoneware jar holding large earthenware marble. All mid 19th century or earlier. Provenance: From the estate of Susie Buhalis, Woodstock NY.

Mid 19th century. Buff clay door stop with acorn finial. 6"h. And five pieces of redware. Handled pot with lid, 6.5"h., handled jar, 5.25"h., jar with impressed mark "EE Gray & Co. Boston, Mass", 5"h.

Oil on artist board laid to masonite. The reverse with Carnegie Institute Museum of Art Exhibition Label. "THREE PENNSYLVANIA SELF-TAUGHT ARTISTS: EDWARD HICKS, JOHN KANE, HORACE PIPPIN Oct. 21-Dec. 4