RARE Steve Abee Slip Decorated Jug

Classic wood-fired alkaline glaze by Steve Abee. But with a twist, as he employed slip under the glaze for the a floral Edgefield style design. Stamped SA on front shoulder & signed on bottom. Stands

11"H - very rare slip decorated jug signed Katie Lisk under the bird. Signed on bottom.

the 1st devil face jug for Steve Abee. Lip and handle broken and glued back. Height 10"

An absolutely original tremendous example for contemporary pottery in the Catawba Valley. The puzzle jug is meant to be a playful jug created by a potter so the user needs to figure out which hole is

The most impressive of the 3 pots by Chester may not be the tallest, but the form is very rare form. Aka a water cooler (or other beverage type dispenser). Also has HEWELL MAKER stamped on the shoulde

Slip decorated wild turkey jug. Signed on bottom. height 11"

An absolute top notch folk pot by Steve Abee. Along with the puzzle jug, likely among the rarest offered recently. The devil horns flow so well with the buggy formation. And the dark forest green drip

a very rare Wild Turkey Jug by ML owens, salt glaze and slip decorated ca. 1978. a rare example. 12"

very rare. Ed Lane made this for the 20th annual Catawba Valley Pottery Show. The first time in Years that Charlie made a big churn fired in Steve Abee's kiln and Ed Lane's ring jug fell into Charlies

Rare Slip Decorated Redware Bowl, Attributed Hagerstown, MDearly 19th century, possibly Henry Adams, with rounded sides and rim, the interior decorated with cream and green wavy lines; brown slip line

SIGNED FOR "M. REILY 1309 & 1311 MAIN STREET WHEELING W.V., 15" H. 8" DIA.

Rare Slip-Decorated Redware Presentation Shaving Mug, Inscribed "WHJ / 1828", American, 1828, ovoid mug with flared base and applied, wheel-thrown cup, the front featuring the yellow-slip inscription,

Rare Slip-Decorated Redware Spittoon, attributed to the Singer Pottery, Haycock Township, Bucks County, PA, second half 19th century, cylindrical form with footed base, raised molding at midsection, a

REDWARE SLIP DECORATED JUG 1844. Comprising a profusely decorated redware slip decorated jug, probably German, the front with floral heart shaped reserve inscribed “Anna Ge**** Korel, 1844,” and b

signed on back, 9" x 6.5"

In a take on an Edgefield style, potter Chester Hewell (Gillsville, GA) added Hewell Maker 1850-2006 CSA GA, in addition to other southern decorations of the CSA. Monumental jug w/ 2 prominent strap h

signed on bottom

A very nice Satterlee and Morey Fort Edward, New York two-gallon jug. Stylized cobalt decoration. 14"H x 9.5"W

flower slip decorated, signed on bottom. height 12"

The rare slip decorated pottery figure with pronounced tail, modeled comb, and sculpted wattles is elaborately decorated to a higher degree than the normal Raymer potboiler. The work is scratch-signed

Extremely Rare Slip-Decorated Redware Log Cabin with Raccoon Bank, Inscribed "D G / aug(?) 29 / 1852", attributed to Thomas Haig, Jr., Philadelphia, PA, 1852, molded in the form a log cabin with four

Very Rare Slip-Decorated Redware Plate, Stamped "J. McCULLY / TRENTON", New Jersey origin, circa 1800-1850, with coggled edge, the interior decorated with wavy trails of yellow slip. Reverse with very

slip decorated jug by Marvin Bailey with 2 devils dancing. Signed on bottom. 8.25"H

STONEWARE JUG. American, 19th Century. One-gallon cobalt blue slip-decorated jug with strap handle. Marked "Jordan".