Mid-Atlantic (PA) Redware Jug with 'Turning Ribs'

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

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.

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

19th c manganese glazed redware jug found on a farm in Collegeville, PA, ht 11", minor losses commensurate with age & use

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 salt-glaze stoneware jug with single strap handle. The ovoid body decorated with a stylized flower of under-glaze blue at the front and splashes at the mouth and handle of the jug and thr

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 STONEWARE JUG, salt-glazed, approximately one-gallon capacity, cylindrical form with collared mouth and strap handle. Brushed manganese "S & S." on front. Probably Baltimore. 1870-1890. 9

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

Large 19C PA redware glazed jug with double handle. Chip and glaze loss on the rim. Chip on one handle. Chip on the base-edge. No repairs. Crazing on the glaze. Dimensions: 15 1/4" high x 6" across th

early to mid 19thC PA excellent redware well textured orig painted surface graphic orange fruit bank - 3 1/2" tall

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

New England or Southern Green-Glazed Redware Jug, Mid-Late Nineteenth Century. Of ovoid shape with rounded rim, applied ribbed handle, covered in dark green glaze. H: 12.25 in., W: 7 in., D: 7 in.

Soft cover book collection from mid-Atlantic states: New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania. Various topics and railroads are represented.

Mid-19 th C. redware jug with black splotches.

Mid-19th century quart redware jug, lead glaze with loop handle, 7"T x 5"D, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

Three good redware jugs. American, mid 19th century. The smallest with reddish-pink and gray glaze. Unusual slight double ovoid form. Strap handle. H 8-1/4". Condition: A few small base chips. 4" firi

Pennsylvania 19th Century Glazed Redware Miniature Jug. Bulbous form with applied ribbed handle. Eugene and the late Vera Charles collection, Lancaster, PA. 3"h. Condition: Very good with tiny chips/w

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware Jugs. Bulbous form with applied ribbed handles. Tallest measures 10"h. Condition: Smaller is good with minor wear. Larger has several base chips.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Mottled Glazed Redware Harvest Jug. 8-1/2"h. Condition: Good with chips and wear.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Sponge Glazed Redware Side Spout Covered Cider Jug. Bulbous body with flared rim, applied ribbed handle and double coggle wheel tooled banding on body and lid. 10-1/4"h. Cond

Redware Jug, New England, early to mid 19th century, lead-glazed, ovoid jug with pronounced foot and ribbed handle, colored bright green with orange spots and flecks of reddish hues. Attractive form a

REDWARE APPLE COIN BANK, PA ORIGIN, MID 19TH C., ORIGINAL PAINTED REDWARE CLAY. EXCELLENT CONDITION, NO CRACKS OR CHIPS. 2.5"

Late 19th century. Height 71" Provenance: Mr. William C. Robinson Jr was master of foxhounds at the Sewickley Hunt Club and also was owner of the horse farms: "Far Away Farm" Sewickley PA and "Lanes E