EARLY REDWARE JUG . WELLS MAINE 9" TALL

EARLY REDWARE JUG . WELLS MAINE 9" TALL

Possibly Philbrick, height 9 inches. Hairline to side by handle.

REDWARE SNAKE JUG, 9" TALL

Antique redware small ovoid jug - 9" tall

Meyer Pottery (Atascosa, Texas), Early Texas Stoneware Jug, 9" tall Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection

3 19th C. ( 2 polychrome) decorated red ware whiskey jugs. 9" tall x " diameter.,

(2) Porcelain/Pottery Figural Banks: Early glazed redware jug bank 4" tall. Spaniel dog 1900 5.25" tall.

Two Early 19th Century Ovoid Redware Jugsdark glaze.Heights 9 1/4 and 8 inches

OVOID REDWARE JUG WITH STRAP HANDLE 9"

3 PCS EARLY CHINA TRADE PORCELAIN INC. LIGHT HOUSE POT, CUP & SAUCER & CREAM JUG (POT 9" TALL)

Approx 8" in diameter and 11" tall

Lids do not all match, no chips on the lips, rough pontil marks, a couple lids have some damage, display well, 9.5" tall or less, rated 8.5-8.25

Vintage Majolica Bear with Spoon & Bowl, modeled after the original syrup jug by Holdcroft but without a hole in the mouth for pouring. Displays well. Measures 9" tall. Weight 1 pd 8 oz. PROVENANCE: A

spittoon is 7 1/2' in diameter and from the early 1800s. Pitcher is 9 1/4" tall. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector

Approx 8" in diameter and 9 3/4" tall. If shipping is needed, it can be packed and shipped thru UPS Store 5528. Get quote before bidding !

Great original pair of stoneware. Minimal wear. Jug has a nice applied handle, small chip. Jug is 11.5" tall x 7" base diameter. Bottle is 9" tall x 4" diameter

Early 19th c redware jug with 3 incised dotted lines near neck, slightly overcooked mustard yellow glaze, ht 9", sold with an Israel Seymour, Troy Factory 1 gallon ovoid jug, ht 12"

Don’t know the maker of this pot but it is very well done. 9 1/2" tall

Lot of two early Planters Peanuts promotional jointed wood dolls. Dolls arein fair condition with paint loss and wear. Both display well. They measure approximately 9" tall.

jug with handle and two spouts. Possibly made in New Bedford, Massachusetts. 9" high, 6" diameter. Minor chipping to base, smaller spout restored.

Glazed redware manganese decorated stoneware jug, circa 1860, attributed to Porter Pottery, Wiscasset, Maine, footed base, incised double ring at neck, applied hand to neck, 9" H.

Great lot overall, showing minimal wear and age. 9" to 11.5" tall overall

3 pcs redware incl 2 vintage jars & a contemporary jug marked Henderson's Redware Maine - 8 1/2" & 10" jars & 9 1/2" jug

from estate collection very well executed face pottery jug signed no damage 9" tall see pics Pennsylvania Potter