Two Rockingham Glazed Pitchers

Two Rockingham-Glazed Pitchers and a Glazed Redware Flowerpot, Nineteenth Century. The first a 'Herons in Bullrushes' pitcher, attributed to E. & W. Bennett, Baltimore, Maryland, 1869-74, modelled by

Comprising two Bennington Pottery Rockingham-glazed 'Benjamin Franklin' toby pitchers, one with grapevine handle, unmarked, and the other with boot handle, impressed "Lyman, Fenton & Co. 1849" mark; a

Rare Thistle-Pattern Rockingham-Glazed Pitcher, Stamped "AMERICAN POTTERY CO. / JERSEY CITY, N.J.", circa 1833-1850, with footed base, spurred handle, and elaborate thistle plant design on two sides,

ROCKINGHAM GLAZED POTTERY PITCHERS, C. 1840-1900, FOUR, H 6 1/2"-8":Including one decorated in peacock design, and one with a berry branch motif, together with two others. Measuring H. 6 1/2" to 8".

Small 1/4” chip repair on the spout. Two areas of glaze loss on the handle which appear to be from the making. Sparse crazing. Pitcher measures approximately 8.25” high.

Five Rockingham Glazed Pottery Items America, late 19th century Comprising a stork vase, a lidded monkey pitcher, two Toby jugs and a figural flask of a man atop a keg. Height of stork vase 12 inches.

American, second half 19th century. Including five pitchers, two lidded canisters, hanging salt box, and two molds. Varying wear and loss. Large lidded pot 9"h x 10.5"w. Pitcher 8.25" h x 8.5"w.

Two Rockingham Glazed Yellowware Mugs. Concave sides and loop handles. 3-1/2"h and 4"h. Condition: Very good.

Two Rockingham Glazed Yellowware Bowls. 1st: Oval open vegetable dish, 10-3/4"w. 2nd: Tapered side nappy bowl, 12-1/2" diam. Condition: Very good.

Two Rockingham Glazed Yellowware Bowls. 8" and 11-1/4" diam. Condition: Very good.

Of shaped octagonal form on an octagonal foot, molded under the spout with a bearded mask and applied with a full snake handle, unmarked. H: 10.25 in., W: 7.5 in., D: 11 in.

Four early pottery vessels comprising: 1.) Two glazed pitchers with leaf motif. [9" H]. 2.) Pitcher with terracotta glaze. [10 1/2" H]. 3.) Pitcher with green glazed handle. [11 1/2" H].

Rockingham Glazed Pitcher with hunt scene and Majolica pitcher Dimensions: Rockingham 7 1/2" H (LIEB7004/2)(WT)

Collection of (5) Assorted Pieces of Brown Glazed Pottery, including: (1) Rockingham glazed pitcher, molded panels and leaf form decoration, unmarked, 7 5/8" high; (2) Redware lidded jugs, stamped S o

Grouping to include two Shearwater pitchers stamped on base, and a University of North Dakota School Of Mines M.D. clay vase. Largest: 5-1/2in tall. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts private col

Diameter of largest 14 inches.

Two Rockingham/Bennington pitchers. One with corn and one with people feeding goat. Larger one 7 1/2" tall. Shorter one 7" tall.

Sandy Brown (British, B. 1946) Two Plates. Each is a glazed earthenware plate, signed with an S on the reverse. Together with two glazed ceramic pitcher (one lacking handle) (taller: 13") Plate diamet

Five Rockingham Glazed Yellowware Toby Pitchers. Tallest 9"h. Condition: Very good, smallest has rim chip.

English, 19th/ 20th C. 6 1/2"h & 9 1/2"h

Two Pieces of Rockingham Glazed Yellowware Pottery. 1st: Rectangular soap dish with heavy molded rim, 2-1/2"h. x 6-1/4"l.; 2nd: Oval open bowl, 2"h. x 7-1/4"l. Condition: Very good.

19th century, likely Baltimore, Maryland by Edwin Bennett. The vessel having a fine form and glaze. The back of the hound handle having a glaze flaw as made. Good condition no repairs. H10"

Spittoon w/ no chips, cracks or breaks - 3 3/4" H x 6 3/4" D Bennington Pitcher showing some chips to edge of mouth - 9 1/2" H Vase - 10" H

TWO SALT-GLAZED PARIAN PITCHERS“Naomi and Her Daughters in Law” against a lilac ground, height 11”, and a boy playing with a bird’s nest against a blue ground, height 11.25”.