Two Stoneware Crocks and one Bottle

Assorted Lot Of Stoneware Bottles & Crocks, this lot features two crocks and two bottles and one pitcher, the largest is measured at 12 x 8 inches

Taller marked 2 MILLER & FLEET STRASBURG VA and the shorter marked 1 S.H SONNER STRASBURG VA, heights 11.5 inches and 7.75 inches, condition both with small chips to rim

Group of two ovoid stoneware crocks, one with cobalt handle spot, the other marked D Goodale Hartford

Earthenware Feather Decorated Handled Crock. Together with two Stoneware handled crocks one having blue bird decoration stamped Haxstrum & Co, the other a Nathan Clark Jr Crock having blue floral desi

Two Antique Stoneware & Redware Crock Bottles. Taller measures 9 inches in height.

Two Antique Stoneware Storage Crocksone gallon size, salt glazed with cobalt decoration, Albany slip interiors. Taller 7.75 x 8.25 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sykes, Raleigh, NC Additional hig

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS19th CenturyOne marked "Nichols & Boynton Burlington, VT" and the other "Armstrong & Wentworth Norwich".Heights to 11".

Two Stoneware Crocks, having blue decoration, one marked S. Haddington, one marked Burger & Lane, Rochester, New York, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford, Connecticut.

TWO TWO-GALLON STONEWARE CROCKS19th CentuyOne marked "Wm E Warner West Troy" and the other marked Lewis & Cady, Fairfax, VT. Both with cobalt blue floral decoration.Heights 11.75" and 11".

Two 19th C. stoneware crocks to include one with floral decoration and handles, and a smaller with wheat decoration and handles. Larger: 10-1/2in tall x 8in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, N

Lot of two stoneware crock jugs with bird design. One three gallon crock stamped Haxton, Ottman & Co., and one two gallon stamped Riedinger & Caire of Poughkeepsie, New York. Both have large cracks an

Set of 2 antique 19th century stoneware crocks; one is two tone One features a two-tone glaze of tan and rich chocolate brown; the other is also glazed but a solid cream color. Overall condition of bo

Crock measures 10 H x 5 W Inches. Slight surface crack on Bourne & Son bottle

Two stoneware jugs and one stoneware crock. American. Early to mid 19th century. H 5-3/4" to H 6-1/4". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

Two Fulper Bros. One Gallon Stoneware Crocks. With various cobalt foliate decoration. 7-1/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor chips.

large one has three small cracks, two chips on side, The Weir has pat Mar 1 1892 and has a chip on the bottom edge, small unmarked piece has small chip near bottom edge

Featuring Two Antique Stoneware Crock Jugs. The Natural Stoneware Jugs Have Brown Albany Slip Tops. One Jug Features A Corked Top. Jug #1 With The Cork Is Thicker And Measures 11" Tall And 7.25" Acros

Lot of 3 Salt Glazed Stoneware Crocks, one marked Adam Caire, Poughkeepsie, remaining two most likely. Some damage, heights of 8.25", 9.25" & 10.75"

Three Vintage Stoneware Liquor Bottles & Crock, two are whisky bottles from The Greybeard & The Jorum, the last is a Beer Crock from Mason's Beer Extract, the largest item is measured at 8 x 5 inches

Nineteenth century. Brushed cobalt decoration. Earlier one with double handles impressed "C. Crolius, Manufacturer, New York". 14.25"h. And unmarked, 9.5"h. Hairlines and chips (Crolius is fragile wit

Two Antique Stoneware Crocksboth of marked four gallon capacity with applied lug handles, interior Albany slip glaze, the taller one has an inner rim to support a lid, not signed. 16 x 9 in. and 12 x

Two H.B. Pfaltzgraff, York, PA One Gallon Stoneware Crocks. Cobalt blue floral and foliate decoration. 9" and 9-1/4"h. Condition: Fair with chips, lines, glaze loss and staining.

Two vintage pieces. A 6 in blue sponge syrup pitcher, Excellent condition and a 5 1/2 inch blue stoneware butter crock. [one chip at base]

Three Stoneware Crocks, two are 2 gallon, the other is 1 1/2 gallon, one marked New Haven, CT, all having blue floral designs, height 9 inches, Provenance: Estate of Bruce Sasalla, East Hartford, Conn