NC Folk Pottery Rooster, Larry Moore

green blue glaze Larry Moore signed on bottom dated 2003 - height 10"

7.5" x 7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

signed on base Larry Moore, Moore Pottery NC. Son of Charlie Moore. A great work of art by larry with great controlled coloring in the glaze technique. Height 8.5" width 6". Larry Moore is the son of

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This alligator would have among the last that he created bef

Larry Wilson (1914-2002) Folk Pottery Rooster with a vibrant yellow glaze and classic Larry folky forms which inspires young folk potters today. One of the best true folky potters in the last 20 years

Charles and Larry Moore (NC), Five Pottery Itemsto include: pair of salt glazed candlesticks signed "Moore's Pots, Larry Moore 1999" (10 in.); a snake with Jugtown stamp and signed Charles Moore 1997"

Larry Wilson(1914-2002) Maroon Glazed Folk Pottery Rooster of North Georgia. This is a classic folk rooster glazed by Larry and classic form. Signed on the back early 2000's. Larry made one of the bes

7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8" Tip of tail has been broken and glued. Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was

8" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

4.5" x 6" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" x 6" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

6.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

American (Robbins, N.C.), 20th Century. Initialed B.H. Ex Collection of Tom and Carolyn Porter, sold November 26 - 27, 2004 at Garth's Auctions, lot #532.

Charles Moore. Group Of Six Pottery Roosters & Hens. 1996, 1997, 1989. Signed and dated. All in mint condition. Average size is 6"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $125

Half gallon Cagle Road Pottery Seagrove NC, circa 2000, this is a great example out of Moore county North Carolina with a salt glaze and a fine applied rooster with great detail. Mint condition, signe

signed on bottom in script twice Charles Moore, Charles Moore a great folk art pottery cat in orange glaze. Height is 7". Charles Moore, (1935 -2007) Jugtown, NC

green mat glaze rooster signed Charles Moore 1994 and stamped jugtown - height 7"

This is a distinctly proud rooster by Terry King of Kings Pottery, Seagrove, NC. And appears to be called 'RED' (marked on the back lower body) as in possibly denoting the name of the rooster (or some

Charles loved to make other bird forms, in additions to roosters & hens, quails & cardinals. This one is just delicious and was created at Charles' own shop in 2003. Signed & dated on the base. Ron Ca