Greene County, TN Earthenware Jar, Possibly Christopher Alexander Haun

Greene County, Tennessee earthenware jar, possibly Christopher Alexander Haun pottery, having iron oxide underglaze with copper oxide dipped designs around the circumference and concentric incised lin

Grouping of three (3) East Tennessee stoneware pottery jars, possibly Greene County. 1st item: Stoneware pottery jar, unsigned but attributed to the Harmon pottery, with two applied lug handles, two l

1st item: Exhibited Greene County, Tennessee stoneware pottery jar with incised signature "J. B. Harmon" for John Benjamin Harmon (1882-1932), son of Greene County potter Moses P. Harmon (1885 - 1915)

Group of three (3) East TN (Greene County) stoneware pottery jars by Moses Perry Harmon (1855 - 1915) including two (2) smaller jars with impressed M P HARMON MOHAWK coggle around the circumference of

East TN Pottery Jar and Virginia S. Bell Pottery Vase, 2 items. 1st item: East Tennessee, Hawkins or Greene County, three gallon stoneware jar with cobalt floral tree decoration, cobalt "3" denoting c

East Tennessee stoneware pottery jar, with impressed "MP Harmon, Mowhawk" mark around the circumference of the shoulder for the Harmon Pottery, located Mowhawk, TN (Greene County). 6 1/2" H. Late 19th

1st item: Early Southern earthenware jar with lead and manganese glaze, extruded handles and short-flaring rim. Four incised lines around the upper shoulder followed by a sine wave and another four in

East Tennessee pie safe, Hawkins or Greene County, walnut primary and yellow pine secondary. Rectangular form with plain top having canted corners, two dovetailed drawers with turned pulls above two d

East Tennessee decorated stoneware jar or crock, attributed to Charles Frederick Decker (1832-1914) of Keystone Pottery, Washington County, TN. 2-Gallon salt-glazed form with cobalt decorated flower o

East Tennessee, Hawkins or Greene County, corner cupboard of smaller size, cherry primary and poplar secondary, one-piece construction. Consisting of a flat top with molded edge, canted corner returns

Beautiful Madison County, KY jar 2 applied strap handles, stamped 'Griggs & Grinstead' marked 8 gallon. Stands 19"H x 14"W. John Parker Grinstead (see lot #36) or possibly his son Smith Grinstead (183

LINTHORPE POTTERY (1879-1890): POSSIBLY BY OR INSPIRED BY DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSERClock, shape number '1952', circa 1882-1899Glazed earthenware, cast in relief with florets, linear and plant motifs, rai

East Tennessee, possibly Grainger County, pie safe, poplar throughout with red wash. Rectangular form with plain top, two dovetailed drawers with turned pulls above two doors, each with four tins punc

Early Chinese grey earthenware group, Possibly Han Dynasty and Warring States Period, (7) pieces, incl. jars, pitchers, pots, etc., 7.5"h x 12"w x 10.45"w (largest), 4.5"h x 3"w x 3.5"d Provenance: Es

A FINE QUALITY CHINESE CIZHOU STONEWARE JAR, possibly Yuan/Ming Dynasty, together with a fitted hardwood stand, the cut away black slip decoration in the form of bands of formal scrolling foliage, 9.3

3 15/16" Top End Gainey Clovis found in Lake County, Tennessee w/ COA's X2. With the passing of Walt McIntyre his collection came available to the public by a chance encounter of his wife with Kevin J

Chinese Wucai ginger jar depicting children playing amongst flora. With carved stand and lid. Probably KangXi. From a Southampton, NY estate. Dimensions: ginger jar measures approx. 12.5" h exclu

Chinese Junyao Earthenware Jar 6 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. diam. Applied label for E.J. Frankel Collection, 1965A.

A Satsuma Earthenware Jar and Cover Meiji Period (late 19th Century) Decorated in various coloured enamels and gilt with various figures, slightly domed cover surmounted by a shishi knop, inscribed on

(lot of 2) Very fine Japanese Yabu Meizan Satsuma miniature earthenware lidded jars, c. 1900, finely decorated with mountainous landscape, removable lids with dense floral decoration, marked underfoot

Near Pair of Salt Glazed Earthenware Jars and Covers Mounted as Lamps The jars and covers 15 x 8 3/4 in. diam. The Collection of Jill and John Fairchild

Pair of large earthenware jars in Chinese porcelain with polychrome glazing, Qing Dynasty, 19th century. Mounted in bronze. Cartouches with dragons and ships and large peonies and variegated flowers a

Large antique faux bois terracotta planter, 19th/20th c., brown glazed earthenware, possibly 'end of day' sewer tile work, naturalistically modeled as a tree stump, the branches with openings for plan

Original hand thrown glazed earthenware jar by listed American ceramic artist Betty Woodman, ca. 1975. Signed. Provenance from Boulder, Colorado collector and friends of Woodmans. Stamped along bottom