TWO PIECES OF AMERICAN STONEWARE.

Mid 19th century. Both with brushed cobalt decoration. Jug with tulip. Flakes and applied handle has loss and repair. 11.5"h. And a crock with flower and leaves impressed "1 1/2". Two applied handles.

Second half 19th century. Cobalt labels. Crock with stenciled "Weyman & Bro. Pittsburgh, Pa. 2", 11.5"h. And a jug with script "Chas. Sommer...Newark, NJ", 9.5". Varying flakes and chips.

Nineteenth - 20th century. Handled crock with cobalt flourish. Impressed "E & L Norton Bennington VT". 10.5"h. 11"w. Donaghho canning crock. Stenciled cobalt makers mark. 8"h. 5"w. Wear and loss.

Second half 19th century. Ohio EH Merrill ovoid handled jar with some wear and chips, 8.5"h. And a two gallon jar with cobalt decoration, 9"h.

Nineteenth-20th century. Redware bulbous jar with tooled lines, 6.5"h. And a later miniature stoneware crock with cobalt decoration and two handles. 1.75"h.

Second half 19th century. Brushed cobalt decoration. Jar with swags, 11.5"h. and a jug with tornado design and strap handle. 9.25"h. Shallow edge flakes.

Two Pieces of American Early 19th Century Stoneware. Highly-ovoid form one gallon jug and two gallon crock. Both are unsigned. 10-1/2" and 11-3/4"h. Condition: Good with a firering pop and spider line

Two Pieces of Lancaster, PA Advertising Stoneware, American, late 19th century, a one-gallon, Bristol-slip-glazed stoneware jug with the cobalt script advertising, "Chas A. Grove. / Wholesale Liquor D

Including two pieces by D.W. Weston, Ellenville, NY, one a two-gallon jug and the other a no. 6 jar; together with an unmarked jar with spotted tulip cobalt slip decoration; 3 pieces total Chipping to

Two pieces. One signed (signature illegible) and the other unsigned. 6 5/8" x 4 1/4" x 3 1/2" (largest). Provenance: Estate of Judith Skoogfors-Prip (Artist-Educator, 1934 - 2022); John Axel Prip (Art

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

Second half 19th century. Ovoid handled jar with bung hole, 15"h., memory jar with glass and ceramic mosaic decoration, 8"h., ovoid with brown glaze, 7.75"h., small jar with brown glaze and two lids,

Second half 19th century. A jug with faint cobalt freehand flower, rim chip, 11"h. A mottled brown jug with two cobalt splotches, cracked, 8"h. A brown jug with orange-brown and yellow bands at base,

Second half 19th century. Including Southern ash glazed handled jug, salt glazed and two tone albany glazed stonewear. Pieces have been turned into lamps with wooden bases. Varying wear. Handled jug l

Vietri (American). Italian glazed stoneware pottery 62 piece serving set, including two large centerpiece bowls, one large elliptic oval shaped serving tray platter, 12 large banquet plates, 11 dinner

Second half 19th century. Handled stoneware jar with impressed "5". Rim chips and external crack that doesn't go through to interior. 6"h. And a redware jug with a house incised on the bottom. Rim chi

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, early 20th century. Includes a marked 5-gallone jug, and a small bean pot, both with a bicolor glaze. Jug is 19" high.

Kazuko Matthews (American, born 1934). Collection of three Modern stoneware ceramic pieces. Two abstract two pot forms with handles and removable lids, and one pitcher ewer jug form with handle. Glaze

American, 19th-20th century. Includes a coffee grinder, two pieces of brown-glazed stoneware, two duck decoys (one a working decoy), and paddle stenciled "CEH Jr." (presumably from the younger Dr. Hol

Mid 19th century. Two redware crocks, one with faint spots (chip), 9"h. and one with running glaze (wear and repaired chips), 8.5"h. Together with a stoneware crock with Albany slip (repair), 8"h. and

20th/21st century, Vaucluse, South Carolina. Each piece in the Southern Native American style, having been pit fired by Mr Dexter. Good condition signed at the base. H7" H5" Sold from the estate of Mr

American, 19th century. A group of four stoneware pieces, all unmarked, including: one yellow crock with lug handles; one brown jar; and two jugs, one light brown and one brown-red; crock (largest)

American, 19th century, a cake crock, an unmarked crock attributed to Remmey, and a two gallon example by Johnson and Knapp, Olean NY. Dimensions:From 7" to 8 1/4" in diameter, the heights range from