6 pcs. Hilton North Carolina Pottery,

creamers, jar and early landscape decorated piece, tallest is 3'.

bean pot, strawberry vase and a 7" pitcher.....In 1934, Ernest Auburn Hilton established Hilton Pottery in McDowell County. A fifth-generation potter, he one of the first in western North Carolina to

1. Salt glazed jug decorated with cobalt chicken, stamped on underside "Westmoore"; 11"H; good condition---2. Whimsical stoneware chicken, mottled olive green alkaline glaze with red comb and wattles,

hand painted with a parrot on black field, attributed to artist Goodwin, handled, 22" tall. The vase is model #1300 with handles, in the Hilton catalog from the 1920's, this line was called "Catawba I

ca. 1940 Hilton North Carolina pottery miniature pitcher 3"H

Matt Jones (American/North Carolina, 21st century). Three pottery lamps comprising pair of table lamps, signed and dated 2007 (h. 27.75" to top of socket) and signed smaller lamp (h. 12" to top of soc

Spruce Pines hotel advertising jug sold to tourists, likely turned by pottery Auby Hilton, stamped on front shoulder under heavy glaze, circa 1940. Stands 3.5" tall.

not signed, ca. 1940 North Carolina Hilton Pottery, western NC.

fine estate condition, 9"D

BEN OWEN (NORTH CAROLINA) CERAMIC VESSELS, 6 PCS, H 6"-8" A collection of six glazed ceramic vessels by Ben Owen. Vessels are rendered in cobalt, umber, cream, and turquoise tones. Each bearing signat

17 pottery Appalachian Climbing Gnomes or Brandons, hand molded and several with painted accents, each suspended from a rope or cord for hanging, Mud Dabbers Pottery & Crafts, North Carolina; largest

Indian pottery by Hilton Pottery of North Carolina. Circa 1930. unglazed outside. Glazed inside. Very impressive vase. Height 19"

Possibly North Carolina, maybe Hilton pottery jar ca. 1940. 11"

2 Mid-Century Pottery Vases, smaller stamped 'Pisgah Forest Pottery vases, North Carolina'. Measures: 6 1/2" x 4" tallest.

Jim Havner. North Carolina pottery unsigned ca. 1981 6.5"H

salt-glazed, "1" gallon capacity mark, cylindrical form with wide mouth and flattened rim. Himer Jacob Fox, Chatham Co., NC. Third quarter 19th century. 8 1/2" H, 6 3/4" D rim.Literature: Parallels Pe

Two (2) North Carolina pottery items. 1st item: Kim Ellington (Vale, NC, b. 1954) Catawba Valley folk pottery lidded jar with incised concentric sine wave decoration to the body. Signed on the base. 8

all signed on bottom, Cole Pottery and others, tallest vase 6" tall

Havner at his best! Jim Havner lived on hwy 24. Jim Havner passed away. Very good quality. see picture 6"

Daniel Johnston, Matt Jones, and another. Signed on bottom, 4.5" tall, 6.75" wide

marbleized swirl, 6" and 10 1/2".....Charlie Teague was the second known potter to be hired by the Busbees. Charlie was born in 1901, the son of potter John Wesley Teague. He learned to turn in father

Chinese white glaze, 6", signed, excellent.Jugtown Pottery is a working pottery and an American Craft Shop located in a grove of trees and bamboo eight miles south of Seagrove. It is just off Busbee R

Neat pitcher w/ very thin firing glaze. Basic in form, but really intriguing handle (i.e. very unique and likely the maker could be id'ed by the handle alone). Possibly Brown Brothers. Ca. 1900. 6" ta

All are marked. Chambersticks measure 6" W.