RODNEY SMITH MONUMENTAL FACE JUG LAMP

This is a ginormous face jug lamp by potter Rodney Smith of the Catawba Valley. Initially this was attributed to Tom Whitaker mistakenly. But it is basically of lot #80. The jug is very impressive and

Rodney Smith from Hickory NC. 24"

This is a beautiful face jug that was created by accomplished Catawba Valley potter Rodney Smith. The jug is very impressive and made for the face jug & functional folk art lover! The face jug itself

This is the tallest Burlon Craig face jug that we have ever seen. And confirmed that this may indeed be his tallest with multiple sources (by at least 1" in height taller). At 22.75"H x 14"W this is a

Roger Corn. Face Jug Lamp. Mint condition. 26" h with shade. Est. $200-300. Ship: $85

VERY RARE; FOLK POTTERY BY JOE REINHARDT; GLASS RUNS APPLIED RUNS THROUGH OUT 21' TALL

an excelleint piece of folk pottery, signed on bottom. 14"

great green glass runs. Marvin made this into a lamp. Total height with shade 33" height of jug is 20"

made as a lamp by Marvin Bailey. Shade not included. Height 19"

10" to top of handle. a very rare lion face jug lamp. originally made as a lamp. open bottom and hole for cord. very rare early with Owens signature as well before Billy went out on his own. legendary

signed on back 5"

3" great orange glaze, signed on bottom.

harvest jug form. Alkiline glaze. Signed CS on side above ear. 6"

C. E. Gilliam. Face Jug Lamp. 1997. Signed and dated. Raku fired and glazed with homemade stopper. Excellent condition. 21” h. Est. $25-50. Ship: $65

Set of 2 face jug lamps on wooden bases Made to be lamps Alkaline glazed signed SA on forehead 16" H 9"W

This is a great early red glaze example of the Sanford, NC, A.V. Smith's face jugs from circa 2000 or just post, per the collection from which it came. This type of face A.V. called his whistler face

This triple face jug by Albert is an uncommon form form for him, circa 2000 or prior, maybe late as 2005, but not likely. Each face has its own style, one is a devil w/ a goatee & decoration, another

signed on bottom, beautiful green glaze. 14"

chrome red, signed on bottom, 13.5"H

13"H - totem vase, very nice and folky. Signed on bottom

During the 1970s, Rodney Leftwich followed the regional folk pottery traditions of western North Carolina. Inspired, he purchased a potters wheel and learned to make pottery. His first pieces included

OVERALL HEIGHT = 18"H - two part coolor and base, fantastic swirl, signed. .

Mint condition. 13 inches tall total. Lamp tested and works.

signed on bottom. First burn dated 2006. 12'