TWO AMERICAN POTTERY BROWN GLAZED BUTTER CHURNS

Group of two possibly American Southern pottery brown glazed butter churns, each having a rolled lip, double handles to one side and single handle to the other, one churn marked for five gallons but o

Two (2) American-style pottery jugs, brown glazed, with no marks, of milk jug form. [Taller: 10" H x 6 1/2" Diam.].

Group of two pieces of American Southern brown glazed pottery articles comprising, a crock with double handles and incised bands at the neck (h. 14", dia. 9"), and a vessel with a short neck (h. 9", d

Two Pieces of American Pottery, 19th c., consisting of a Red Wing Pottery #3 whiskey jug, Union Stoneware; and a #4 covered butter churn crock with blue line decoration, by W. D. Suggs, Smithville, Mi

Two American redware pottery vases / jugs with spotty brown and red manganese glaze. Larger: 10" H x 8.5" diameter. Scattered minor flakes and small chips.

Two pieces of American Southern, Gillsville, Georgia brown-green glazed pottery comprising, a H.A. Wilson Pottery Co. five gallon double handled crock (h. 18.5", dia. 9.5") and a (h. 17", dia. 8.5") f

A large eight gallon hand thrown brown glazed North Georgia pottery churn or crock having two handles. Stamped '8' along rim.

BROWN GLAZED BASE MRKD. "5". 18" H. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for purchases will be made through Li

tall speckled brown alkaline glazed churn, arched lug handles at shoulder, flared rim with lid shelf in interior, possibly attributed to a Landrum pottery, 14-3/4 in.; light matte green alkaline glaze

Featured in this lot we have a six gallon red wing glazed crock originating from the early 20th century. Red Wing Union Stoneware, now Red Wing Pottery, refers to American stoneware, pottery, or dinne

Group of two American art pottery pieces including a Robert Brisco salt glazed stoneware squat bowl with handles and a brown pottery stoneware jug having etched design signed illegibly on bottom.

AMERICAN A. R. COLE STUDIO POTTERY RED EARTHENWARE DRINKING VESSELS, LOT OF FIVE, matte brown-glazed, comprising a tall pitcher, two tapering cylindrical cups and two lightly-flaring mugs. Stamped mar

Warren MacKenzie (American, 1924-2018). Group of four pottery ceramic plates and one vase. All stoneware with a glossy brown glaze. The vase and two smaller plates are stamped along the footrim. The l

(Pike County, Georgia, 1881-1954) runny brown slip glazed creamer with rutile highlights, flared rim, applied strap handle, 5-1/4 in.; churn with blackish, green and reddish Albany slip glaze, applied

Two Studio Pottery Vessels by Gabriella Verbovszky (American, b. 1964), Comprising of a larger white glazed organic vessel and a brown and purple glazed oval vessel. Large oval bowl dimensions: H: 5 x

20th century, American; mottled brown glazed stoneware; consisting of a large bowl, pair of bowls with a smaller bowl, all fluted, two graduated oblong baking dishes, small oval baker and a deep plate

American and European, 19th-20th century. Four part mold 2"h. 8.5"l., machine tooled pitcher "Made in France", 9"h. and brown glazed pitcher, 11"h. Some chips.

An assortment of decorated stoneware with commercial labels including a butter churn 2.75" H including handle, three blue and gray jars, a covered nutmeg jar, two colanders, two brown and gray jars an

Randy Johnston (American, 20th/21st c). Group of four studio pottery bowls. Two small bowls with high sides and orange glaze; two larger, shallow bowls, glazed brown along the exterior and robin's-egg

American, 19th-early 20th century. Eight pieces of Rockingham glazed yellowware, including two butter keepers, one of which is marked for Kathy Kale pottery, a cylindrical jar, a jar, bundt mold, two

Glazed ceramic; grey and brown coloration. Two side handles and one handle on lid. Unmarked. Good condition. #folkart #ceramic #pottery #dishware Issued: 20th c. Country of Origin: United States

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American Pottery Co. Brown-Glazed 'Daisies' Pattern Teapot and Cover, and a Yellow Ware Cream Pitcher, each Jersey City, New Jersey, 1838-50. Each impressed with the "AMERICAN/ POTTERY CO/ JERSEY CITY

Lot of (3) ceramic lids, to include one brown slip glazed butter churn lid, one brown slip glazed crock lid, marked "2" on handle, possibly Texan, one large olive green slip glazed crock with