Sixteen gallon stoneware crock, 22.75"h x 13.5"d. Chip on rim and crack extending from rim, down

Sixteen gallon stoneware crock, 22.75"h x 13.5"d. Chip on rim and crack extending from rim, down front, approximately 18".

5 Gallon Western Stoneware Crock, Hard to Find Plant 5 Mark. Tight hairline 5" on bottom and extending up 5" on side. 3" hairline on rim. Chip on inside rim. 13"H x 13" diam.

Blue decorated double handled 5 gallon crock w/incised swan design, signed Gardiner Stone Ware, Mann Factory, Gardinier, MO (?), hairline crack on back & base, internal rim chip, 12" T x 11 1/2" base

A very rare old stoneware crock with an carved impression of a bear on the front. Chip to rim, crack to bottom/back side. Measures 7.5" H x 6" W.

Straight sides 3 gallon stoneware crock / Measures: 11"H x 11.5" diameter / Condition: 3" rim chip above left lug

Blue decorated stoneware butter crock with lid, small chip on lid handle, edge frits to lid, chips on rim of crock, cracks on body, 6-1/4" h x 9-1/2" dia

Unsigned Four Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Blue Floral and Foliate Slip Decoration. Attributed to Richard C. Remmey, Philadelphia, PA. 15"h. Condition: Fair to good with rim chip and two cracks.

(2) Blue decorated stoneware butter crocks with lids, one with chip to interior rim, one with cracks & chips to interior rim, one lid with chips to interior rim, largest crock 4-3/4" h x 8-1/2" dia, 8

Largest 23"h x 17" dia Condition, crack to rim of largest, chips to lids

Unsigned Philadelphia or Baltimore 19th Century Stoneware Pottery Three Gallon Crock. Cobalt blue floral and foliate decoration. 13"h. Condition: Fair to good with base rim chip, large crack in body.

Crock is marked "3" near the top, 19th century in age with a fine glaze, unmarked but in overall very good condition with a chip to the bottom rim.Measurements: 10.5"W x 14"HFee for Transport back to

Two 19th century stoneware crocks. The first, a 4 gallon butter churn decorated with a cobalt blue floral sprig. Condition: Rim chips and a curved hairline crack extending from base; the second, an un

Freehand decorated 1/2 gallon crock / Measures: 8.25"H x 5.75" diameter / Condition: Good overall condition, 2 rim chips and 1 base chip

Marked "E & L.P. Norton, Bennington, VT" 1 and a half gallons; together with a tar bucket Large chip to rim. Stoneware: 10-1/2"h x 8-1/2"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of Maggie Cohen, N

Norton 6 gallon churn with cobalt urn of flowers. Bennington, Vermont, circa 1855. Condition: Hairline crack on one side extending to the bottom. Small inside rim chip. H 19" D base 10". Copy and past

15" diameter x 17-3/4" high. Hairline cracks to front and back. Chips around top rim. Some discoloration. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for th

Dimensions: (Crock) H 15.5" x Dia. 11.5" Condition: Stress cracks, possible repairs; a few chips and small losses along edges of cracks; a few nicks to rims.

Crock marked "F.H. Cowden, Harrisburg" with crack to bottom. 2 Gallon Jug unmarked with crack to handle and chip to rim. 8¼" to 9" diameter X 7½" to 13½" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please rea

MC Webster and Son Hartford, CT 2 gallon. Chip on handle, cracks on bottoms, small chip on inner rim. 11.75" tall x 8.75" diameter at base.

5 GALLON ROBINSON RANSBOTTOM STONEWARE CROCK - Brown and white glaze ; Condition - Small cracks, chips to base and crazing ; Measures: 13"H x 12.25" diameter ; Estimate: $20-$40

Three stoneware vessels: The first, a jug with a cobalt blue flower and tooled handle - 13"H x 8"W, probably 2 gallon size - good condition, no chips or cracks ; the second a crock with a cobalt blue

Left: 3 Gallon F. H. Cowden and Sons crock. 9-3/4" high. Minor chips. Center: 2 Gallon F. H. Cowden Harrisburg crock. 8-3/4" diameter x 9-1/2" high. 2 Gallon E. S. & B. New Brighton PA crock. Crack on

Offered is a 2 gallon stoneware crock marked "C.F. Orcutt & Co. / Albany, NY". Features applied lug handles and strong cobalt blue design. Height approx. 9". Some light chips to the top/bottom rim and

American, second half 19th Century. Cobalt freehand plumes, stripes, and stenciled "Hamilton Hones, Greensboro, Pa" and "12". Along with other stenciled decorations. Rim chip. 22"h.