Southern Folk Pottery-Charlie Lisk-Double chamber swirl

B.B. Craig & Charles Lisk. Two Color Swirl Double Face Jug. Stamped by both artists as well as Southern Folk Pottery Collector's Society. #42 out of 50. Mint condition. 12" h. Est. $500-800. Ship: $55

made for the Southern Folk Pottery Collector's Society, #31/50, composed of two color swirl clay, the double faced buggy jug has one face that features a protruding tongue, done by Charles Lisk, his i

9", a rare society piece, with Charles Lisk making the face on one side and Billy on the other legendary southern folk pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Billy's uncle was the famous jug town potter ML Owen

Sweet little churn tri-swirl snake pot by the Catawba Valley's Charlie Lisk. This pot is another great Charlie pot in the auction with the squatty ruffled vase form. Circa 2000-2010 (latest). Great sn

From resident folk pottery specialist for Ledbetter Enterprises & the auctioneer himself, this is one of the 'sweetest' Charlie Lisk pots that we have seen in recent years. In the 1 G range, this pot

Albert Hodge, now retired, created folk pots of in the middle of the Catawba Valley on NC 10 in Vale, NC, just down the street from Kim Ellington & Charlie Lisk. Initially for the first few years he w

This pot is another great Charlie example and unlike anything pictured in either the 1999 Two Centuries exhibit catalog or 2012 Valley Ablaze: Pottery Tradition in the Catawba Valley book. There are s

9.5" Burlon Craig was the last true North Carolina utilitarian potter to wood fire wares in North Carolina. He began making pottery in the late 1940s and switched to the more folk traditional face jug

Fine Signed Burlon B. Craig (BBC) Swirl Southern Folk Pottery Basket. Born 1914-2002 he is noted as the most famous contemporary pottery of North Carolina. He is noted in the Smithsonian American Art

10.75" Glazed double face jug in excellent condition. Signed on top. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS. ALL BIDDERS ARE BOUND TO THE TERMS

Billy Ray Hussey with Charlie Lisk double face numbered 18 of 50 Folk Potters Collectors Society piece.

Rare Claude & Viki Miller Double Headed Rooster, hands down this is a monumental example of southern folk pottery right here. This is a signed Ram Pottery by Claude & Viki Miller rooster with a amazin

Scarce AG Meaders (1923-1993) Devil Face Jug. What a very significant example in southern folk pottery, this example from what research I have gathered is the only known example found and is a double

Clete Meaders and Clete Meaders, Jr. Father and Son Double-Face Jug. 1993. Signed, dated and numbered 19/50 for The Southern Folk Pottery Collector's Society. 11"h. Mint condition. Est. $200-400. Ship

Roger Corn, GA folk potter, incredibly complex & stunningly lightly turned very double face bottle w/ separate stopper. A truly top piece of Southern folk pottery. The handles keep going up & up. And

Billy Ray Hussey & Clint Alderman. Double Face Salt and Cobalt Glazed Wedding Face Jug. #41 of 50 and stamped Southern Folk Pottery Collector's Society. Mint condition. 10" h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $55

Walter Fleming folk art pottery face jug, double handled vessel with striped swirl glaze, impressed script signature underside, terracotta. 9.75" H. From the Collection of Actor Ron Rifkin.

a very rare double face jug where Charles Lisk did one face and Burlon Craig's hand made the other. double face jug. Swirl face -10.75"

Charlie Lisk. Two Color Swirl Pitcher. Signed. Mint condition. 8.5”h. Est. $100-150. Ship: $45

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double chamber monkey jug in swirl signed on bottom BB Craig Vale NC 10" in height

RARE double snake jug, swirl pottery jug, signed on bottom 9"

This was another great example that came from a certain consignor and we were extremely pleased with this pot too by Charlie. Very unique. Fairly simple in form, but rare in existence. Wood-fired, alk

Charlie Lisk mini pots have an illustrious history with collectors. Still popular, but at one time a dozen years ago, they were sometimes more valuable then the 1 G pots easily (particularly with face