ROUND HILL POTTERY, WINCHESTER, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF

Scarce Shenandoah Valley Redware Vase with Copper and Manganese Decoration, Stamped "WINCHESTER VA", attributed to Theodore "Thedy" Fleet, Round Hill Pottery, Frederick County, VA, circa 1930, ovoid v

MAYBERRY FAMILY SIGNED GOLDSMITH CHANDLEE, WINCHESTER, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA BRASS CIRCUMFERENTOR / SURVEYOR'S COMPASS, dial engraved with fleur de lys at north and star points at other direct

BELL FAMILY, WINCHESTER, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, approximately two-gallon capacity, ovoid form with three incised rings below the slightly flared neck and p

WINCHESTER, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, with spoon-form tips, chased monogram to handle, marked "TBC" for Thomas Boyle Campbell, Winchester, VA (active 1811-1814, and c. 181

STAMPED BELL, STRASBURG AND / OR WINCHESTER, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STONEWARE JARS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, each having "1" gallon capacity mark, of cylindrical form with squared rim and colla

WINCHESTER AREA, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA PAINT-DECORATED WINDSOR SETTEE, mixed woods, featuring tablet-form crest rail, shaped plank seat, and ring-turned legs joined with box stretcher. Old, po

WINCHESTER AREA, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, FEDERAL CHERRY BUREAU / CHEST OF DRAWERS, the rectangular one-board top with applied edge molding and generous rear overhang above four graduated, scrat

STAMPED "BELL" WINCHESTER OR STRASBURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA JAR, salt-glazed, illegible capacity mark probably six-gallons, ovoid form with slightly flared collar and plain rim, beaded neck

Stoneware Reference Book. "The Pottery of the Shenandoah Valley Region", by H. E. Comstock. Lee Roy Weaver Estate, Stanley, Virgina.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY REDWARE POTTERY JUG, H 7 1/2":Having a yellow-ochre glaze, impressed 'Solomon Bell Strasbourg V'.

Shenandoah Valley Polychrome Mottled Glaze Redware Pottery Planter. Attributed to J., Eberly & Co. Strasburg, VA, Circa 1885-1899. Coggle wheel rim, tapered body, attached saucer base with coggle whee

19th century, incised design, handled, 7", attributed to the Bell family of potters....Possibly John Bell, other prolific Bell family members include John's father, Peter Bell (of Hagerstown, MD and W

Lost Arrowheads and Broken Pottery Traces of Indians in the Shenandoah Valley Author: William M. Gardner Illustrations B/W Plates Date

Shenandoah Valley Polychrome Mottled Glaze Redware Pottery Pitcher. Attributed to J. Eberly & Co. Strasburg, VA Circa 1885-1899.Flared rim with shaped spout, incised bands, beveled loop handle, molded

Antique Solomon Bell (AMERICAN / VIRGINIA 1817 - 1882) & Son, Shenandoah Valley green salt-glaze stoneware pottery handled 1 gallon jug. Marked "S. BELL & SON. STRASBURG." Measures approx. 11 1/4" hei

All mid-late 19th-century steel engravings. Includes "Hill Creek, Near Cincinnati,"View in the Shenandoah Valley," Blennerhassetts Island,"Harper's Ferry," and "A Memory of the Upper Kanawa Western Vi

Shenandoah Valley Glazed Redware Mug, attributed to Anthony W. Bacher, Winchester, VA, circa 1885, with footed base, tooled body, and flared rim, decorated with daubs of copper and manganese over crea

salt-glazed with a light slip wash, "1" gallon capacity mark, cylindrical form with collared flat-top rim. Brushed cobalt dropped feather decoration repeated two times off the collar. The pottery of S

white oak, comprising a Page Co., Virginia basket being round form with X-wrapped rim, kick-up to bottom, and arched handle that is hand-inscribed "August 1924" twice in pencil, and a basket with rect

STAMPED "KEISTER & SONNER / STRASBURG, VA" SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STONEWARE CROCK, salt-glazed, "1" gallon capacity, wide-mouth form with squared rim. The pottery of Samuel H. Sonner (1821-1901

DESCRIPTION: Pair of vintage Pleasant Valley fan pottery vases on stems and round feet presenting light blue sgraffito designs throughout revealing a natural tan color. Marked at the underside "1460-P

Autographed Copy of The Shenandoah Pottery by Alvin H. Rice and John Baer Stoudt, 1929, first edition, hardbound 277 page discussing Shenandoah Valley stoneware and redware and its potters. Signed in

19th Century Shenandoah Pottery Redware Storage Jar. Brushed manganese foliate decoration. Bulbous form with semi-round rim and tooled body. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Central Asia, Indus Valley, Harappan/Mohenjo-Daro civilization, ca. 2700 to 2000 BCE. A stunning example of some of the earliest decorated pottery in central Asia. A round-bodied vessel with three equ