Rare Rockingham Pitcher, PROTECTION TO AMERICAN

Rare Rockingham Pottery Pitcher, Inscribed "PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY," possibly Rochester, NY, second half 19th century, featuring a raised design of an arm holding a hammer, with inscription i

Rare Thistle-Pattern Rockingham-Glazed Pitcher, Stamped "AMERICAN POTTERY CO. / JERSEY CITY, N.J.", circa 1833-1850, with footed base, spurred handle, and elaborate thistle plant design on two sides,

A rare ceramic Rockingham hunt scene pitcher, unsigned, attributed to the Swan Hill Pottery (South Amboy, New Jersey). The pitcher is covered with a rich reddish-brown glaze, decorated with a beautifu

A group of Bennington to include rare covered large pitcher depicting American eagles and foxes with a dog handle, four miniature ramekins, a humidor, and a wall-mount salt box. The pitcher measures 1

Rockingham-Glazed Hunt Scene Pitcher, Stamped "AMERICAN POTTERY CO. / SOUTH AMBOY, NJ", circa 1833-1850 with hound handle, the body decorated with a relief design of hounds overtaking a boar and a dee

Rare Yellowware Hunt Scene Pitcher, Stamped "AMERICAN POTTERY CO. /JERSEY CITY, N.J.", circa 1833-1850, with hound handle, the body decorated with a relief design of hounds overtaking a boar and a dee

Rare Spongeware Pitcher with Pittsburgh, PA Advertising, American, late 19th or early 20th century, tankard-form pitcher with cobalt sponging to shoulder, base, and handle, the midsection featuring th

. This Extremely Rare Pitcher is made by Harry Northwood .He was the son of John Northwood, a noted maker of English cameo glass. He came to America in 1880 and worked at J. H. Hobbs, Brockunier and C

Pitcher, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 8.75" x 8.25", Hobstar Cluster, Nailhead Diamond, Strawberry Diamond And Fan Motif, Rare Rolled Ice Lip Spout, Double Notched Handle, Hobstar Base, Chip On Spout

PUEBLO PEOPLES CERAMIC POLYCHROME PITCHER: Native American, Pueblo Peoples polychrome ceramic pitcher, hand formed, 6.625”h x 6.25”l x 6”.

Dorflinger American brilliant period cut glass pitcher. Crafted of fine quality cut glass cased in green cut to clear. Chester cutting pattern with applied handle and full hob star cut bottom. Gorham

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

STAMPED AMERICAN POTTERY COMPANY ROCKINGHAM GLAZE POTTERY PITCHER, mottled brown glaze, featuring hunt scenes depicting hounds capturing a boar to one side and reverse seizing a stag, the shoulder and

STAMPED AMERICAN POTTERY COMPANY ROCKINGHAM GLAZE POTTERY PITCHER, mottled brown glaze, featuring hunt scenes depicting hounds capturing a boar to one side and reverse seizing a stag, the shoulder and

Attributed to Spratling Worshops, Taxco, Mexico. Finely hand made 4-inch tin pitcher. William Spratling (American, 1900-1967) is well known for his jewelry designs. His early work in tin, wood and oth

Three Pieces of Molded Utilitarian Pottery, American, 19th century, a manganese-decorated redware fish mold, Pennsylvania origin; a Rockingham woman pitcher; and a Rockingham fish basket bank. Mold wi

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

AMERICAN ROCKINGHAM GLAZE POTTERY TOBY PITCHERS, LOT OF FOUR, mottled brown glaze, comprising one full-bodied covered example depicting a standing woman holding a bottle in left hand, possibly portray

Beautiful American Brilliant cut glass pitcher. Cut in the rare Star pattern by Libbey Glass Company. This piece is signed by Libbey. The handle is triple notched. The base has a rayed star. Ca. 1900

United States,19th Century Rare and early American redware toy pitcher, decorated with a mottled magnesium orange glaze, a sweet piece of child's scale pottery. RISD Museum accession number D44.519.14

American (Pennsylvania), 18th Century. Cutout hearts with yellow glaze Ewer/Pitcher. Unusual and rare, possibly Moravian. Old tag inside pitcher notes: Pa. 18th C. 7.75"h. 5.5"w.

American Rockingham Glaze Historical Eagle perched atop the Liberty Bell. Northwind head at the spout. 9"H. 9" handle to spout.

VINTAGE BROWN AMERICAN POTTERY PITCHER

pitcher, cobalt, extremely rare color, marked "The American Potter NY World's Fair, 1940"