GRACE BLETHEN Early small pitcher

Grace's Teaware incl Victorian Bird Small Pitcher, Serving Plate, and a Water Pitcher

Grace Nell Hewell Pottery Pitcher both are in a wood fired ash alkaline glaze. The pitchers are in mint condition and both are signed. One is dated 11-25-2002 standing 4 1/4" Tall and the other is a v

Early 19th C Pearlware Tableware Condiment Set - lidded container, 5" H; caster /shaker; small pitcher, stemware dish,

Early American spongeware plate with scalloped edges (7.25"W) and matching small pitcher painted in blue & green spongeware with painted house in center (5 5/8"H x 4.75"W). Condition report: plate has

12 pieces of Spongeware. 1) Tall pitcher: H 9 6/8", W 7 7/8". 2) Medium pitcher: (hairline cracks) H 8 7/8", W 7 3/8".3) Small pitcher: H 7 1/2", W 7 1/8". 4) Brown pitcher: H 6 1/2", W 7 3/8". 5) Lar

GROUP OF EARLY BELLEEK PARIAN PORCELAIN. Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863 - 1946. The group includes 10 medium plates, 10 saucers, three tea cups, one small pitcher, two

TWO EARLY PERIOD CLEAR GLASS ITEMS, HAND BLOWN MUG 5", SMALL PITCHER 6"

Rare wide-mouthed pitcher/creamer dipped in blue Jasperware with Neoclassical figures in white relief. Impressed Wedgwood backstamp. #wedgwood #jasperware Issued: Early 20th c. Dimensions: 5.25"L x 4"

Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863-1946. The group includes six tea cups, two small pitchers, two heart dishes, one scalloped bowl, two dinner plates, two double-handle se

GROUP OF EARLY BELLEEK PARIAN PORCELAIN. Irish, late 19th - early 20th Century. "Black" mark, circa 1863 - 1946. The group includes two small pitchers, one sugar bowl, five tea cups, two heart dishes,

Late 19th, early 20th centuries. Blue and white on stoneware. Two bowls, 5.25"h. and 3"h. A pitcher, 7.75"h. Salt jar wth wooden lid, 5.75"h. Butter crock without lid, 3"h. Small pitcher with brown in

English Pottery Cream ware small pitcher, Masonic emblems transfer in black, early 19th century. 5 1/4" H x 3 3/8" W x 5 3/4" D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quo

Lot of sixteen early American pattern glass Liberty Bell goblets and pitcher. All clear pattern glass unless stated otherwise. Featuring: 1. Liberty Bell small pitcher. 5.5 inches. 2. Fourteen Liberty

Ca. late 10th to early 13thC CE. Approx. H: 5". The width, handle to side, is approx. 4", the body diameter: 3 1/4". The handle appears to have restorations, looking with ultraviolet light. Ex-Nooter

Colorful 10 1/2 inch sailing ship pattern water pitcher along with matching toothbrush holder, both in excellent condition - plus a 8 1/2 inch Henriot Quimper pitcher. Small crows fop rim chipping.

Two Small Pottery Pitchers, one with remnants of brown glaze, for dispensing unguent or oil, 3 3/4" and 4 1/4" tall. Both encrusted, loss to rim of the larger.

Title: Very Small Yellowware Pitcher With Blue and White Slip Bands Date: Late 19th or Early 20th Century Dimensions: Measures 2 3/4" High Provenance/Additional Information: Possibly A Child's Expecte

Southern Folk Pottery Lot 1. Grace Nell Hewell (1933-2016) Creamer. Mint, standing 5 5/8" Tall 2. Arie Meaders (1897-1989) Pitcher small creamer, mint. Standing 3" Tall 3. Mug, Georgia 1940's mint con

American/European, early 20th century. Group includes an owl pitcher and a small compote, both marked "George Morley Majolica" (Wellsville, Ohio), floral pitcher, small sugar jar and shell-shaped cent

TWENTY-TWO PIECES OF CONTINENTAL BLUE AND WHITE DELFTLate 18th/Early 19th CenturyNineteen plates, diameters from 8” to 9”, two small handled pitchers, heights 6.25”, and a small trif

Small dark glass pitcher hand-painted with polychrome and gold, depicting fish and water flowers. Signed. Dimensions: 19-10 cm.

Early glass pitcher, in a nice state of preservation, with some of the interior surface having flaked. Ht. 5.75"

Early 20th C., unsigned American cut glass 3 1/4" (h) condiment jar with 4 1/2' (l) underplate and 6" (h) cream pitcher. CONDITION: Small chips on jar lid and with-in the pattern of the pitcher.

Early 20th century. Attributed to Salviati & C. Fratelli Toso. Approx. 4 1/2" H. From a NY estate. (6092) Good condition.