Rare Stoneware Presentation Preserve Jar Inscribed

Rare Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Preserve Jar, attributed to the Coffman family, Rockingham Co., VA, circa 1850, squat-shaped, highly ovoid jar with ribbed lug handles, decorated on the front and back

Circa 1890, by Mah, Martin Alexander Helton, Sharon, South Carolina. The piece having a well thrown body with tooled rim above ovoid lower body. The upper shoulder is impressed clearly with makers ini

Rare Two-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Heart Motif, Inscribed "2 Gall", possibly New Jersey origin, circa 1860, ovoid jar with heavily-tooled shoulder, flared collar, and applied lug handles, decor

Extremely Rare and Important Six-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Alkaline Glaze, Inscribed "These Jars was made By LJ", Lucius Jordan, Washington County, GA, circa 1835, ovoid jar with flared, semi-squared

Rare Crawford Co. Signed James Newberry (1854-1927) Preserve Jar Circa 1898. Hands down this is one of the significant new discoveries in Crawford county stoneware. This canning/preserve jar is the on

Rare One-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Federal Shield and American Flag Decorations, Inscribed " E.P.U.", Stamped "WM E WARNER / WEST TROY", New York State origin, circa 1850, squat-shaped jar with

Exceptional Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Presentation Bank with Elaborate Stepped Finial, Inscribed "S.B. 1828", Baltimore, MD origin, 1828, ovoid bank with footed base, featuring an ornately-formed ste

Rare beaded and inscribed presentation pitcher with mice running along the scrolls. Stamped with artist initials, Doulton Lambeth, and 1877 impressed to base. #rare #mice #cute Issued: 1877 Dimensions

circa 1845, Edgefield, South Carolina, by Thomas Chandler. having bold iron swag decoration at upper body on slightly ovoid form. H11 1/4" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley

Exceptional Three-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Large Incised Bird and Floral Decoration, attributed to William Capron, Albany, NY, circa 1800, ovoid jar with footed base, heavily-tooled shoulder, and app

Circa 1870, Upcountry, South Carolina, likely Owensby family Union district of South Carolina. Well potted example with an ovoid body and rich glaze. Very good, well kept condition. H7 1/2" Sold from

Western, North Carolina likely by the Donkel pottery operation of Asheville. Well potted jar having tooled rim over high well placed tab handles on ovoid body with alkaline glaze. Incised with 2 at up

Circa 1860, Texas, attributed to John Leapard working in Rusk County. Very nicely glazed and formed jar. The piece has a double ring tooled rim over an ovoid body with rich alkaline glaze with incised

Circa 1860, Edgefield, South Carolina, possibly Stoney Bluff Lewis Miles. The jar having a tooled rim over ovoid body with a handsome runny alkaline glaze having two slash marks at upper body. A chip

Likely by Rich Williams, Spartanburg, South Carolina. The piece having Williams rim with a very sharp and bold edge above a slightly tapered cylindrical body which boasts exceptional runny alkaline gl

Circa 1865, likely Cortland, New York, Madison Woodruff perhaps working with Romanzo Smith. Nicely potted example having nice bold decoration with an impressed star above cobalt decorated 2 Quart on s

By Seven Ferrell, Edgefield, South Carolina. The jar is in celebration of the Goldberg Kiln inaugural firing, with a silhouette of Landrum in iron slip. H6 7/8" Note: The piece is in the form of the f

1) Heinz Apple Butter Stoneware Crock, 36 oz. Original labels front and back with black glass lid, wire closure. Some loss of labels. 8 1/2 inches tall. 2) 1800s Heinz Stoneware Fruit Jars. Preserved

Upcountry South Carolina, circa 1890 attributed to Rich Williams. Exceptionally glazed vessel having rich runs at all sides. The piece has a nicely tooled rim over slight bell shaped body. Very good c

Preserve jar is approx 7 3/4" in diameter and 11" tall.

Apprx 6 3/4" in diameter and 8 1/2" tall

Circa 1900 by B.P. Brown Atlanta, Georgia. The jar having a nice clear impressed mark at the upper shoulder. Nice form with red clay body and albany glaze. The jar has a tight early hairline at the up

Circa 1880, likely Sand Mountain Alabama origin. The jar has a rich well-fried alkaline glaze with strap handle at one side on a slightly ovoid body. The piece has several very tight early hairlines f

Edgefield, South Carolina, likely W.F. Hahn operation. The jar has a well-tooled upper rim above the cylindrical body and boasts a nice rich alkaline glaze. The lid is likely not original but fits the