Pr Islamic Earthenware Pitchers

A pair of Islamic earthenware pitchers. Hand-painted polychrome geometric and floral decoration. Two chips and several small flakes to rims. Up to 10" high. ESTIMATE $200-400

Ancient Persia, Iran or Turkey, ca. 7th to 9th century CE. Gorgeous pair of glass pitchers. Largest is purple glass with bulbous base, thin neck, flared spout, loop handle and applied disc ornamentati

Group of Five Glazed Earthenware Pitchers, Probably American Unmarked. The largest 8 1/2 x 9 x 7 1/4 in. The Collection of Mary B. Schwab, Stoneleigh Horse Farm, Middleburg, VA.

Group of Five Earthenware Pitchers and a Group of Slip Decorated Vessels Unmarked. Comprising: A tobacco jar A mug Three pitchers A two handle vase with quatrafoil opening Together with a small basket

(lot of 3) Earthenware pitchers, Mexico, comprising: (1) brown glaze with applied flowers and relief foliates, 'Viva Puebla' incised under spout, approx 10.25"h; (1) green glaze applied flowers and vi

(lot of 2) Vintage glazed pottery vessels, Mexico, comprising: (1) pitcher, flared spout with handle, neck and body having bas-relief flowers, corn, and birds, body with two rings rising on circular f

Possibly 14th Century. Now fitted as a lamp. Vessel: 15-1/2"h Overall: 28" Provenance: Property from a Private Park Avenue, New York City Collection

ROYAL DOULTON EARTHENWARE PITCHERS, 19TH C, 2 PCS, H 6.25"-7.5" A selection of two Royal Doulton earthenware pitchers, circa 1870. One having a Classical chariot motif, the other medieval nobility. Si

Persia, Ca. 10th-12th century AD A pottery bowl of a conical form on a short unglazed foot. The interior is cream, the rim vivid green, and the basin embellished with delicate and elegant red painted

ISLAMIC EARTHENWARE BOWL 19TH C, H 2.5" DIA 13" Spiral forms along the interior that form band. Indiscernible mark on underside. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator and creator of the M

European, 19th/ 20th C. 5 pieces. Heights from 4 1/2" to 8 1/2" By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

3 Majolica style earthenware pitchers in assorted sizes. Large leaf pattern green pitcher marked on base 'Made in Italy 7969', measures 7.75"H x 8.5"L x 6"W. Medium pitcher with branch handle, measure

Pair of antique Islamic / Turkish engraved brass vessels or lidded urns in the form of birds. Each well engraved throughout, inscribed and dated 1912 to base. Each measures 13 1/4" (33.5cm) height.

Three Assorted Earthenware Pitchers having polychrome decoration. Used condition, wear, worn, losses, surface distress, chips Largest appx. overall 14"h x 12"w

Three painted earthenware pitchers, two marked Gien France, and the other with mark "C.R.". [Larger: 10 1/4" H x 9" Diam.]. Some wear to decoration, scuffs to base.

Small earthenware pitcher signed "Bacher Easley" (small stamp), Maryland, circa 1865-82. H 6" D 4-5/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Minor scattered speck glaze loss. Copy and paste this l

(Biloxi, Mississippi, b.1857, d. 1918) black gunmetal glaze to entire body, ribbon style handle, wide lower body, slim neck with larger flanged rim and downturned spout, "G.E. OHR, Biloxi, Miss." stam

Zark Pottery rare earthenware pitcher with cut back Art Nouveau vine, a product of Ozark Pottery Company St. Louis, Missouri, 1907-1910 matte glazed ceramic ink-stamped Zark twice along with the notat

PRATTWARE POLYCHROMED POTTERY EARTHENWARE PITCHER MODELED AS FACE OF MAN WITH APPLIED LION, BIRD, FROG AND MASK MOTIFS, 18th-19th century. Two interior frogs.'Two interior short hairline cracks at lip

A Staffordshire blue and white transfer decorated earthenware pitcher: General Lafayette19th centuryheight 8in (20.3cm)

Large Slip Decorated Earthenware Pitcher Unmarked. 9 3/4 x 11 x 7 1/4 in.

probably 19th century, baluster form with folded spout, polychrome paint decorated with profile of man and the inscription "1499/Pax", bordered by snakes, on white reserve, 11-1/2 x 8 in.

Earthenware pitcher, marked American Pottery Co. 8" Embossed Vineyard, Acorn & Mythological spout; Karr Collection, Arkansas

An English high relief neoclassical handled jug that dates to 1852. There are cherubs with a mythological motif throughout the jug. It has a pewter top that is marked T. Booth Hanley. It measures 9" t