A group of molded saltglaze stoneware items, English,

Group of four English Stoneware Items. 1) Pair of 7” English Glazed Candle Sticks. Marked Dalopian. 2) Pair of 4” Pottery Knoll Posts. Brown spater design.

A Group of Staffordshire and Other English Stoneware Plates 13 items total.  Diameter of largest 14 1/4 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Blacker. The ABC of English Salt-Glaze Stoneware from Dwight to Doulton. London: Paul, 1922. One illust. detached. // Cox. Pottery and Porcelain. Vol. I. NY: Crown, 1944. Foxing.

The first English Delft polychrome, Liverpool, circa 1740, molded with a bird perched on a branch; the second a Staffordshire saltglaze stoneware wall pocket, press-molded with an allegorical portrait

includes 2-gallon salt glaze crock which is cracked and chipped. Peoria Pottery heel stamped 1-gallon brown glaze jug with chips and repainted. The third is a 1/2 gallon brown slip glaze jug with mino

Group of four (4) North Carolina stoneware pottery items including including one (1) large salt glaze jug with flared rim, incised "3" to the upper shoulder denoting capacity and pulled handles (13 1/

comprising a Bennington Toby form jar, brown stoneware caricature pipe of monkey in Napoleonic hat, a mochaware mustard pot and a porcelain lidded dresser box, four pieces total. Largest: 5" high, 6"

Group of 7 misc. items including a molded plaster log cabin signed Art Studios, Jonesville, NC 10.5"T x 14"L x 6"W, brass chamberstick with push-up, an English Huntley and Palmer biscuit tin marked Lo

Group English Pearlware Prattware jugs, tea caddy and vase plus 1 rare Delft tile depicting a Native American. Includes one (1) pitcher or jug with molded image of the Duke of York to one side and Lou

One-cup teapot. Bright blue colored globular teapot with crabstock handle and spout, the body enamelled front and back with pink bouquet. Staffordshire, c.1760-1765. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in) W. 16 cm (6

One cup teapot. Globular form, crabstock handle and spout. Decorated in enamel colours. Acorn finial. Painted imagery depicts pastoral scenes on either side, one with a woman carrying a basket and the

Group of 7 stoneware items including: 2 Midwestern crocks (3 & 5), foot warmer signed Boston, western PA butter crock, stoneware cream pot, wax sealer, and plain butter crock, 5 gal is 12"T x 12"D

Mid 19th Century, Comprising Two Mason's Pagoda Pitchers, A Shancock & Sons Cheng Vase, Ford & Sons Douglas Covered Vegetable Dish, All Marked, And A Partial Tea Service With Sugar, Stand, Biscuit Dis

Buff stoneware covered in medium brown glaze, coggled around the upper half of the sides with rows of sawtooth-edged dashes within scalloped borders, a manganese brown splash and drip on one side, and

English Saltglaze Molded Relief Pitcher. Mid 19th Century. Sgn. Ht. 9".

A group of two stoneware items including an early twelve 12 gallon crock with blue stamped # 12 on side and a Star Stoneware Company three 3 gallon moonshine jug with star mark on side.

Group of English Items, inkwell, tea caddies,travel writing desk , flasks tray and pitcher. Pitcher 11"H(RSLB9306/8) Measurements: Various Condition: As Is

Sprig molded English Staffordshire stoneware hunting jug made circa 1800. This type of fine bodied stoneware jug was made in the period of circa 1790 - 1810 in the Staffordshire district by John Turne

Includes small jug, Cook-Rite baking dish, and crock, Some chips and cracks throughout, Largest measures 5 x 11 x 10 inches.

larger 1 gallon measures 9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches

These are great pitchers and fully usable today. The light blue one is decorated with flowers and applied handle that appears to be the same flower detail. Stands approx 9" tall.. The other is fern gr

English stoneware mouse group spill vase, "Waits," attributed to Doulton Lambeth (unmarked), initialed to side GT (George Tinworth, 1843-1913), incised assistant's monograms AW for Ada L. Worthy (acti

ASSORTED POTTERY AND OTHER INKWELLS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an English sprig-molded stoneware example stamped "G.M" on top, an American lead- and manganese-glazed earthenware/redware example, and a

English relief molded stoneware jug/ pitcher, Minton, c.1830s, matte green, one side with an elderly Silenus supported by two satyrs, reverse with young Silenus on a donkey with youthful satyr compani