Rare American Stoneware or Earthenware Pitcher

19th century, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Napoleon pitcher having an unusual earth tone glaze. Some slight crazing consistent with age. Sold from the collection of a Southern Pines, NC lady and gentlem

Twelve Stoneware, Redware and Earthenware Jugs, Pitchers and Vases American, 19th/20th Century Height of largest pitcher 10 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, Manchester, Ke

Glazed Stoneware Hound-Handled Pitcher, Stamped "AMERICAN POTTERY CO. / JERSEY CITY, N.J.," circa 1840, molded hound-handled pitcher with hunt scene depicting hounds taking down a boar and a stag, the

A early and rare McCoy Doe and Fawn stoneware pitcher. The pitcher is shown in the catalog pages of the 1925 American Clay Products (McCoy was a member of this association) and also in the Big Red San

Eva Zeisel (Hungarian-American, 1906-2011) Rare Lidded Duck Tureen, Great Western Stoneware, USA, 1940s Glazed high-fired earthenware, blue and brown microcrystalline glazeUnmarked (H: 7 1/2, Dia: 9 i

Nine Stoneware and Earthenware Articles 19th/Early 20th Century comprising a checkered mochaware cream pitcher, a Harvard reunion mug incised 99 / 1902, a rare Pennsylvania hand molded bird on stump,

AMERICAN STONEWARE PITCHER BY J. MANTELLPenn Yan, New York. Two-gallon pitcher having cobalt floral decoration. 12" height, 9" diameter

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

Mid 19th century. Both with brushed cobalt swags. Small cuspidor. Some edge damage. 3.25"h. 7.25"d. And a small pitcher with applied handle. 7.25"h.

Mid 19th century. Applied handle. Brushed cobalt clover decoration. Minor rim flake. 10.5"h.

Rare Stoneware Ewer with Cobalt Grapes Decoration, attributed to William Macquoid, New York, New York, circa 1870, ovoid form with applied handle and tall, narrow pouring spout accented with tooled li

America, mid-19th Century. Impressed "1" with brushed cobalt flower. Applied handle. Minor spout flake. 11"h.

Possibly Maryland or Virginia, 2nd half 19th century. Large pitcher with applied handle and brushed cobalt tulips around the shoulder. 16"h.

Mid 19th century. Applied handle. Brushed cobalt foliate decoration. Flaked rim. 10.5"h. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, South Dakota.

Rare AMERICAN STONEWARE Exhibition Poster, Dated July 2 - September 8, 1985, full-color exhibition poster for the Metropolitan Museum of Art Exhibit, entitled "Selections from the Collection of Arthur

Antique American stoneware pitcher approx. 8" diameter x 10" h

This is a classic Sleepy Eye 1 gallon pitcher. It is the largest size that they made. It was a give away from Sleepy Eye flour. It is a cobalt blue and white stoneware pitcher. It has crazing, as expe

Mid 19th century. Applied strap handles. Brushed cobalt decoration. Damaged spout, 11"h. and cracked, 10.5"h.

Lot of 2 American stoneware pitchers. 9 1/4"h x 5 1/2"w and 8 1/4"h x 8 1/2"dia

Mid 19th century, likely New York or Pennsylvania origin. Very nicely formed and salt glazed pitcher having cobalt decoration of bird at the front of the body. The pitcher having two small chips to th

Extremely Rare Molded Stoneware Pitcher and Soap Dish, Amos Seavey, Chelsea, Suffolk County, MA, circa 1850, octagonal, salt-glazed pitcher with spurred handle and relief decoration throughout, includ

Circa 1830, a "Fox & Hounds" high relief moulded grey pitcher, measuring 9" high.

Extremely Rare Diminutive Stoneware Pitcher with Bold Cobalt Tulip Decoration, attributed to the James River Basin of Virginia, mid 19th century, squat-shaped, vasiform pitcher with ovoid body and fla

A rare Missouri stoneware pitcher, scratched through the Albany slip glaze, "Nellie(?) F________ Middletown Pottery, Dec 8th, 1884". Middletown Pottery was founded in 1883 in Montgomery County, Missou