VA Stoneware Crock

Very good with not one chip or crack. This jar is not signed, however the family guarantees this as early Bell. This pot shows a wire cut bottom. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this

Very good with one tiny flake on top rim, no cracks or internal fissures. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family descendants-one lot incl

Stenciled Wm. Kinnier & Co, Lynchburg, Va. 1/ 1/2 in a circle of dashes. Tooled band. Darker discoloration on the back. Tool mark line on the lip. 6.75 inches wide x 11 inches tall.

Very good with no chips and no cracks. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family descendants-one lot includes historic Bell family photograp

Very good with very minor rim nick. No cracks or fissures. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family descendants-one lot includes historic B

Very good with no chips or cracks, one internal tight 2" fissure from the top. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family descendants-one lot

3 Gal. A. P. DONAGHHO / PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Stoneware Crock Lamp. Crock Measure 13.5" X 11", 32.5" Tall Overall. // Provenance: PRIVATE ESATE FLORIDA. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping

Very good with only tiny rim nicks. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family descendants-one lot includes historic Bell family photographs

1.5 gallon crock by Jeremiah Keister & Co., salt glaze with cobalt blue decorations, stamped "J. Keister & Co. / Strasburg, VA." with one and a half gallon mark. H: approx. 11 1/2".

J. M. Hickerson, Strasburg VA 2 gallon stoneware crock, stamped with maker's name and "2", encircled with three brushed leaf designs, incised double ring at neck, squared rim, 11" H. Good condition.

Very good original condition with no cracks or internal lines, only very light rim nicks, and a few pits on the body. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired direct

Both good with no cracks or lines, the shorter crock has two small rim flakes, the taller crock has decoration that was darkened in the kiln. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auc

Good with one tiny rim nick, and internal fissures on the bottom as shown. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family descendants-one lot inc

Stephen B. Sweeney(VA) stoneware crock w cobalt dec - 15" tall

With cobalt blue decorations, marked for Solomon Bell and 1-Gallon. Some minor chips. H: approx. 9 1/4".

Two (2) J. B. Magee (J.B. Magee, Washington Co., VA) salt glazed stoneware crocks, both having floral cobalt decoration around the body, one impressed J B MAGEE below the rim. Both 7 1/2" H x 7 3/4" d

Fair with crack(s) and chips. Lid has chips. There is also crud on the body we did not clean off. ************** The Shenandoah Valley stoneware in this auction was acquired directly from Bell family

STAMPED "KEISTER & SONNER / STRASBURG, VA" SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STONEWARE CROCK, salt-glazed, "1" gallon capacity, wide-mouth form with squared rim. The pottery of Samuel H. Sonner (1821-1901

Stoneware crock marked for Alexandria, VA merchants E. J. Miller & Co., chip to rim, side and base / in as-found condition.H: approx. 10".

1 1/2 gallon stoneware crock marked for Richmond, VA merchant E. B. Taylor, repaired / in as-found condition.H: approx. 10".

19th c. stoneware crock "Norton & Fenton/Dennington VA.". 9" Ht..

E.J. Miller & Co. Va. 3 Gallon Crock. Large 3 gallon stoneware crock with applied handles and flared rim; has cobalt stripes and zig-zag border and blue number 3. The front reads “E.J. Miller & Co.,

Two-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Geometric Cobalt Decoration, Stenciled "A.P. Donaghho. / Parkersburg. W.Va.", circa 1875, cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder and semi-rounded rim, decorated with a

Saltglaze Stoneware Cobalt Blue-Decorated Crock, Possibly DC, Alexandria Virginia Area, Circa 1850. Flared rim, tooled shoulders and base, applied molded lug handles, slip-trailed around the sides wit