Two 19th Century Redware Mugs

Two 19th Century Iron Glazed Redware Piecesone ovoid jug, height 6 inches; mug with black marking, height 5 inches

Eleven Pieces of Glazed Pottery America including Pennsylvania, 19th and early 20th centuries Including two marked redware jars, one "JOHN BELL/WAYNESBORO," one "BELL," two mugs, two bulbous jars, thr

Two 19th century redware chargers. Probably Connecticut. Minor chips and imperfections. Dia. 13-1/2" and 13-1/8". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/search/personal

In various sizes and shapes. Including two 19th century mugs as trophies for the Corinthian Match, 1880 and 1886 for Football club in London (1882-1939)

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Redware Plates. Yellow slip decoration, coggle wheel edge. 9" diam. Condition: Good with wear and some in-painting to yellow slip.

Two 19th century mocha mugs. The first with seaweed decoration on a blue ground - the porcelain handle has been replaced with a professional make-do tin handle reinforced with tin straps around the bo

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Redware Plates. Yellow slip decoration, coggle wheel edges. 10" and 11-1/4" diam. Condition: Fair with wear and repairs, some in-painting to yellow slip.

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Redware Plates. Yellow slip decoration, one with coggle wheel edge. 6-1/2" and 7-5/8" diam. Condition: Fair to good with chips and wear.

Two Early 19th Century Ovoid Redware Jugsdark glaze.Heights 9 1/4 and 8 inches

Pennsylvania 19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware Mug. Flared form with applied ribbed loop handle. Found in Lititz, Lancaster County, PA. Eugene and the late Vera Charles collection, Lancaster, PA. 4"h

The bulbous ovoid shape of each having a tooled mouth and rolled foot, no markings. Measure 6.25 to 9.5 inches. Provenance: The estate of Glenda St. John. We happily provide seamless in-house packing

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware Jugs. Bulbous form with applied ribbed handles. Tallest measures 10"h. Condition: Smaller is good with minor wear. Larger has several base chips.

One of thistle-form chased with a floral wreath marked Charters, Cann & Dunn, New York, 1850s, height 4 1/2 inches; the other with part faceted body marked Francis W. Cooper, New York, 1850s, heig

Five Breweriana Stoneware Mugs, attributed to the Whites Pottery, Utica, NY, late 19th century, two "BEZIRKS TURNFEST" mugs, dated 1894 and 1896, both stamped "C.N.Y. POTTERY, UTICA, N.Y." for Central

TWENTY-TWO ENGLISH POTTERY CHILD’S MUGS19th CenturyFourteen copper lustre and eight with transfer decoration pertaining to months of the year.Heights from 2” to 3”.

Two American Coin Silver Mugs 19th Century comprising an example by R. Rait, New York, NY, the body engraved Charles Augustus Tucker/ Nov. 9th, 1848/ Edward Duncan Beals/Feb. 25, 1882; the other examp

TWENTY-TWO ENGLISH TRANSFERWARE CHILDREN’S MUGS19th CenturyHeights from 2.5” to 3”.

One early 19th century lidded jar, one jug and one crazed two-handled pot, all early. Largest height: 9.5" From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman, Centerville, OH. See auction desc

Five Redware Articles American, 19th Century including two pitchers, two banks and one inkwell. Height of largest pitcher 5 1/4 inches.  Property from the Collection of American Country Antiques,

An assembled group of English Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Tableware, First Half 19th Century, comprising two transfer decorated mugs, one inscribed 'CHARITY' and the other &#

Four (4) painted toleware items. Includes: two (2) lighthouse form coffee pots, one (1) with hinged dome lid with brass mushroom finial, gooseneck spout and molded base rim, and one (1) with hinged do

Two Pennsylvania Redware dishes18th/19th century, clear orange glaze with yellow slip decoration and crimped edges; the first with a bird design (hairline from rim; interior losses; crazing; darkening

1. A 17-inch diameter Continental pewter charger with touchmark and date of 1720. 2. Two unmatched 19th century French epaulets approximately 7.5 inches each. 3. A French redware-type ceramic cheese w

American, mid 19th Century. Two creamers - 4"h., glaze wear. and 3"h., chips and wear. together with two bowls; larger with mottled glaze. Glaze flakes and wear. 3.25"h. 7.5" dia. and the smaller with