Albert Haubrich for Lonhuda Faience jug, #349

Albert Haubrich for Lonhuda Faience double-handled jug decorated with roses, #349 Steubenville, Ohio high glazed ceramic impressed marks, numbered, artist signed "AH" 6 1/2"w x 5"d x 4"h Provenance: T

A Charming Dutch Delft Large Faience Jug, 19thc. of globular form with scroll handle, decorated in registers around the form with chinoiseries in Chinese style river landscapes, glazed in blue, iron r

18th century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Jug, painted blue and white, small foliate decorations with landscape scene and floral sprays. Twist fluted bulbous form, braided handle. Unmarked. From

A Russian faience corncob shaped covered jug or possibly a tea pot, M.S. Kuznetsov, circa 1900. Formed as a corncob, the handle formed as a green leaf, the hinged lid of anthemia form, the underside i

18th century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Jug, painted blue and light blue, floral motif with vignette of bird over bowl of fruit. Twist fluted bulbous form. Unmarked. From the estate of Hans Co

Twentieth century. High brown underglaze with Springer Spaniel portrait. Drilled for lamp. 15.5"h.

Faience jugLower Austria18th centuryHeight 20 cm

Footed Standard Glaze Pillow Vase, Weller Lonhuda1896 or later, with impressed shield mark, realistically painted with three monks at a table. LF within the shield indicates Lonhuda Faience Company.11

ALBERT HAUBRICH JOHN HEROLD WELLER Two tall Aurelian vases with wild roses, Zanesville, OH, ca. 1900 Both marked Aurelian WELLER 475/7/K with artist signatures to body 15" x 6" ea. Provenance: The Jam

Monumental Rookwood Faience garden jug with an Asian influence having a dragon handle on the side and a sizable spout on the opposing. A shiny black glaze covers the upper section of the urn with natu

18th Century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Ewer Jug, painted blue and white small floral pattern with birds. No hallmarks,or makers marks. From the estate of Hans Cohn. 1.75lbs From the estate of

18th Century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Ewer Jug, painted blue and white chinoisorie style landscape with bird. No hallmarks, or makers marks. From the estate of Hans Cohn. 1.25lbs From the es

18th century Pewter-mounted Dutch (likely) Faience spouted jug, painted blue and white, outlines in black, floral motif with birds, a monogrammed armorial with crown 'M.E.O 1720'. Hallmarks on lid, Po

18th Century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Ewer Jug, painted blue and white small floral pattern with birds. No hallmarks,or makers marks. From the estate of Hans Cohn. 1.75lbs From the estate of

Continental 18-19th Century Faience Pitcher Jug. Polychrome painted with female figure in cape, and an armorial with crowned helmet, rampant lion and axe. Fleur de lis on side. Impressed and underglaz

Continental Faience Parrot-Form Jug Height 10 inches. Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, The Greta Garbo Collection, November 15, 1990, lot 88 C Property from the Hallenbeck Family Collection

Rookwood Pottery jug from 1883 Marked Rookwood with date, Impressed ARV on bottom with various other marks including C, G an owl and a number 12. With moth and reed decoration, exhibited at Oceanside

Albert Hodge took some creative license with this teapot. Definitely from the 1990s. Tremendous detail in this unique style of teapot that a few other folk potters have also embraced. Also Albert uses

Full title: A large polychrome Italian faience quadrilobed pharmacy jug, dated 1840 Description: H.: 40 cm Provenance: - The Davioud-Larminet collection, Lille, France. Condition reports and additiona

This triple face jug by Albert is an uncommon form form for him, circa 2000 or prior, maybe late as 2005, but not likely. Each face has its own style, one is a devil w/ a goatee & decoration, another

20th/21st century North Carolina by Albert Hodge. The jug having excellent form and glazed with devil horns and snakes on a rich alkaline glazed body. Very good condition throughout. H14 1/4" Sold fro

very rare tripple face jug by Albert Hodge. Signed. 16"H

Wilhelmina Post for Grueby Faience Company Rare water jug USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 5 h x 5.5 w x 4.25 d in (13 x 14 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery

pottery, marked Faience de Purmerend, Wed. Brantjes & Co., with decor of a woman in traditional costume, height 42 cm.