New York stoneware water cooler Harrington

blue decorated WA Maczuoid & co. new york 3 gallon stoneware water coler with brushed colbalt blue decoration. Condition excellent. 12.5"

New York six-gallon stoneware water cooler, dated 1879, with cobalt inscription Ithaca N.Y., over a large flower, 16'' h. Provenance: Bruce and Vicki Waasdorp, Decorated Stoneware Auction, March 1993,

10 gal. stoneware water cooler with unusual handles, Albany slip, signed General Ceramics Co., New York City, 16 1/2" t. x 17" dia.

Mid to late 19th c. White's Utica, New York blue decorated stoneware pottery 12 1/4"(h) 2 gallon ice water cooler with molded floral designs. CONDITION: Missing original lid. 2", 3" & 3 1/2" cracks on

Lot (4) pieces of 19th c. stoneware. Includes D. Weston, Ellenville New York water cooler (14 1/2" Ht., imperfections), bird decorated jug (11" Ht., imperfections), Fort Edward Crock (8" Ht., imperfec

A Maxstun, Ottman & Co. Cobalt Decorated Six-Gallon Stoneware Cooler Fort Edward, New York, Mid 19th Century with stamped maker and capacity mark, and two freehand birds.  Height 15 inches. Prope

Sixteen pieces: thirteen lanterns, including two four-way switch lights, together with conductor's hat, oil can, and B&O railroad water cooler with later paint, New York, NY, 20th c.; Most marked DIET

Rare Niagara Falls 3 gallon stoneware watercooler. Circa 1900. Stamped "3" two times on the underside. Inspected under UV light. No restoration or damage. H 13-1/4"

Stoneware water cooler attributed to Paul Cushman. Albany, NY. Mid 19th century. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. H 16". Please refer to link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh

Monumental double handled stoneware water cooler. Probably mid-western, 19th century. Original stopper and spigot. H 29". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res imag

Four gallon water cooler by F. Laufersweller, Empire City Pottery, 517 and 519 W. 27th Street (NYC), with cobalt blue floral design and eight blue bands. Condition: excellent condition with no chips,

Stoneware water cooler. "Allen Germproof Filter, Toledo, Ohio". Condition: Excellent. H 13-1/8" W 8-5/9"

A Rare Freehand Cobalt Decorated and Incised Stoneware Cooler Attributed to Moses Tyler, Albany, New York, Circa 1830 with a bird on a flowering branch. Height 14 inches. Property from the Collection

Two Pieces of Fort Edward, NY Stoneware, circa 1875, a three-gallon, barrel-form cooler with cobalt leaf motif, stamped "NEW YORK STONEWARE CO. / FORT EDWARD, NY", paired with a four-gallon crock with

Marked Lithia Geneva Mineral Springs, Bottle Holder A. G. Smalley Boston-New York Fred White 1889 Patent Stand is 28" High x 14" Wide. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

STAMPED "HARRINGTON & BURGER / ROCHESTER", NEW YORK DECORATED STONEWARE CROCK, salt-glazed, "4" gallon capacity slip-trailed designation, cylindrical wide-mouth form with incised ring, applied arched

The stoneware water cooler was made by S.L. Pewtress & Co from New Haven CT. The water cooler is 5 gallons and includes its original wooden tap and lid. There are some small areas of glaze loss and mi

Two New York State Stoneware Jugs, mid 19th century, a two-gallon jug with slip-trailed cobalt floral decoration, stamped "HARRINGTON & BURGER / ROCHESTER, N.Y.", paired with two-gallon jug with brush

Cobalt blue ink stamped crock, hand spun with letter that read "L.A. H9 Water St N-Y". Measuring approx 13" tall, good condition as shown, see photos.

Four-Gallon Stoneware Churn with Cobalt Bird-on-Flower Decoration, Stamped "T. HARRINGTON / LYONS", New York State origin, circa 1860, ovoid churn with tooled shoulder, flared collar, and applied lug

Three-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Foliate Decoration, Stamped "T. HARRINGTON / LYONS", New York State origin, circa 1860, cylindrical jar with heavily-tooled shoulder, flared rim, and applied lug

A Stoneware 'Kenton Cooler' Water Cooler Attributed to Wingender Pottery, New Jersey, Late 19th Century Height 13 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Retta Park, Tucson, Arizona

In cobalt Geo. W. Helme Co, Water Pine St., N.Y. This was for the George W. Helme Snuff and Tobacco Co, circa 1885. That was the location of their manufacturing facility. Some overall discoloration, a

Two-Gallon Lidded Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Foliate Decoration, Stamped "HARRINGTON & BURGER / ROCHESTER", New York State origin, circa 1852-1854, cylindrical jar with tooled shoulder, flared rim, and