Bill Flowers. Early Face Jug.

William Flowers. Early Face Jug. 1988. Signed and dated. Mint condition. 11.5" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $45

Bill Flowers wood-fired glass decorated alkaline face jug. Eyes gaze to the side curiously. 11" tall by 6" max width. Signed WA Flowers & NC on base.

Bill Flowers wood-fired glass decorated alkaline face jug. 7" tall by 6.5" max width. Signed WA Flowers & NC on base.

Bill Flowers wood-fired glass decorated alkaline devil face jug. 11" tall by 7" max width. Signed WA Flowers, NC Mts, & dated '95 on base.

signed on back of jug. 3"

Upside down face jug with bulging eyes and protruding tongue, signed to verso: "Flat Head, W A Flowers, N. C. Mtns". Approx. 10" H.

Signed to verso: "Alabama Sam / W.A. Flowers / N.C. 2009" No chips or cracks. Approx. 8 1/2" H.

Bill Flowers wood-fired glass decorated alkaline devil face jug. 8" tall by 6" max width. Signed WA Flowers & NC Mts on base.

Unique group of five miniature jugs. Largest face jug in dated 1987 with an Oakland Potter stamp on underside, measures 5". Smallest face jug is identified as Bill Flowers, Almond, North Carolina. Lig

20th century. North Carolina. by Bill Flowers. H12" From the private collection of Janet and Buck Tolbert, Easley, SC.

Outsider/Folk Art-Three Piece pottery lot including Casey Lucas, Bill Flowers and unknown. Largest is 11"The large face jug is by Marie Rogers

An Early American salt glazed pitcher/ jug with a woman or mermaid handle hugging the rim, and a bird face under the pouring spout. The body is richly decorated with leaves, vines, flowers, knights, a

Very rare pottery face jug with black figures. Early. Signed on bottom dated 1997.

B.B. Craig. Large Five Gallon Early Face Jug. Stamped on bottom. Ash glaze and wood fired. Single eyebrow. Mint condition. 19”h. Provenance: Estate of the late Dr. Gladys Marie Fry, a folklorist and

Brown Pottery. Early Face Jug. Stamped on bottom. Traditional glaze. Mint condition. 9" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Reggie was brother to Lanier & Edwin Nub Meaders, part of the GA Meaders clan of amazing potters. This pot is extremely rare, far more expertly turned & created than the typical Reggie pot. Many of hi

Alkiline glaze, signed on bottom. 11"H

This is a great early red glaze example of the Sanford, NC, A.V. Smith's face jugs from circa 2000 or just post, per the collection from which it came. This type of face A.V. called his whistler face

Chester Hewell. Rare Early Face Jug. Signed. Not dated. Unusual style and glaze. Minor chigger bites on ears, otherwise excellent condition. 8"h. Est. $500-800. Ship: $45

William Flowers. Face Jug. 2000. Signed and dated. Mint condition. 9.5" h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $45

Chester Hewell. Early Face Jug. Signed. Mint condition. 10" h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $55

Chester Hewell. Early Face Jug. Signed. Early traditional Hewell glaze. Mint condition. 10.5"h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $55

7" Burlon Craig was the last true North Carolina utilitarian potter to wood fire wares in North Carolina. He began making pottery in the late 1940s and switched to the more folk traditional face jug s

William Flowers. Face Jug With Glass Drips. Signed. 9”h. Mint condition. Est. $200-300. Ship: $45