Redware pitcher with manganese glaze, possibly

Redware pitcher with manganese glaze, possibly Pennsylvania, minor flaking to rim of spout, 8-1/4" h

Possibly Maryland or Southern United States, nineteenth century. Of high-shouldered tapered form with pinched spout, applied loop handle, covered in lead and manganese brown glaze. Height 6 inches

redware pitcher with Manganese spotting, 4.25" high, some glaze loss on rims

American, second half 19th Century. In the form of a Native American with headdress, fluted hand and manganese glaze. Some glaze flakes. 10.5"h.

18th c. Redware Jug, graceful curved shape with applied strap handle, black manganese drip glaze on an orange ground, 7 1/2" high, 6 1/2" x 5 1/4". A few base edge frits.

Attributed Eastern Piedmont, NC, Two Early Lead Glazed Redware Vesselsthe first is a pitcher with some manganese in the glaze, ring turnings at the throat (8 in.) (rim with chip and glaze losses; glaz

The first probably Bristol County, Massachusetts or Norwalk, Connecticut, medium red clay covered in speckled orange-brown glaze daubed in manganese brown; the miniature dish probably Norwalk, Connect

Probably Massachusetts, 1830-60. Of ovoid form with slightly flared rim and rounded foot, covered in brick red glaze streaked in manganese brown. Height 5 inches. Together with a contemporary redware

American (Pennsylvania), 19th Century. Red glaze with brown sponge decoration. Possibly a creamer. 2.75"h.

Lot of 3 early brown glazed redware - ovoid jug with manganese, 8 1/2" H, glaze losses; 18th to early 19th century pitcher with manganese, strap handle, make-do wooden lid, minor glaze losses; ovoid s

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.

Of ovoid form, the rim and neck surrounded by tooled banding, applied ribbed strap handle, the orange clay covered down to the unglazed foot in dark brown glaze. Height 8 1/2 inches.

Possibly French jaspe, late 19th Century. Colorful glaze, applied handles. 4" to 6.25"h.

Five examples, English and American, comprising: a redware whistle with a manganese glaze, a faince whistle in the form of a pitcher, a figural whistle in the form of a horse and rider in redware, a c

Probably New Hampshire or Maine, 1850-80. The orange clay covered in brick-red glaze daubed with rows of vertical streaky patches in manganese brown. Height 6 inches. Lacking cover.

Three Pieces of Glazed Redware, PA origin, 19th century, a small-sized, tapered pot with streaky manganese decoration under a clear lead glaze, incised "1896" on underside; a small-sized pitcher with

VERY EARLY REDWARE PITCHER, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY, CHIPS ON RIM AND AT BASE 8" X 6.5"

Misc. lot including (2) early bottles, redware pitcher, Rockingham glaze bowl, misc. pitchers, French platter, Quimper etc..

Shenandoah Valley Polychrome Mottled Glaze Redware Pitcher. Flared rim with shaped spout, loop handle, molded base. 5"h. Condition: Good with glaze wear.

Shenandoah Valley Polychrome Mottled Glaze Redware Pitcher. Attributed to J. Eberly & Co. (1885-1889 Shenandoah Valley, Strasburg, VA). Flared rim with shaped spout, incised bands, beveled loop handle

small early 19th c manganese glazed ovoid redware jug, ht 5 3/4", minor glaze flakes commensurate with age & use

New England redware flask with manganese glaze, 7" h

Redware pitcher with brown glaze, 6"T x 4"D

A large redware pitcher with Albany glaze, having a tooled handle, flared rim, and concentric incised lines on shoulder - fair condition with rim chips (1 with glue repair), firing burst in body below