Hungarian Figural Folk Pottery Jug

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug figurine. Statue of man in overalls and hat, holding a face jug, and riding a round pig. Bottom signed by artist. SHIP

Folk Pottery ring jug figural. Holding 2 jugs, signed on bottom. 19.5"

7.5" legendary southern folk pottery by Billy Ray Hussey. Billy's uncle was the famous jug town potter ML Owens and Billy grew up in the tradition of southern folk pottery. He is a very accomplished p

17" fantastic folk pottery statue of liberty holding a miniature face jug. An interesting and rare blue glaze.

25x6x6 signed on bottom. Marvin's tall figurals are a fixture in his folk pottery career. He may be the first potter to turn this type of figural and he has made them since day one. They are a great a

alkiline glaze, folk pottery, signed on bottom. 8"

During the 1970s, Rodney Leftwich followed the regional folk pottery traditions of western North Carolina. Inspired, he purchased a potters wheel and learned to make pottery. His first pieces included

Fascinating take on Southern folk pottery by late potter Wilford Dean of GA. He is known for both face jugs & pots w/ country scenes. He takes his turned pitcher (uncommon form for him) and adds a fig

A face jug pitcher by Roger corn dated for 2005, an unmarked piece of pottery with figural decoration and a face jug by Bree Kale dated for 2001. Dimensions: From 5" in diameter to 10" x 8", the heigh

7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8" Tip of tail has been broken and glued. Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was

8" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

8.5" x 7" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

4.5" x 6" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

5" x 6" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

7.5" x 7.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

6.5" Charles Moore worked at jug town for some time before he had his own shop in Seagrove, NC. He is best known for his figural chickens and catfish. Charles was a full time potter.

large pottery figural. Jug Head. With 4 miniature jugs in total one for the head. Signed on bottom kiln 57 and BH - height 11"

Pottery figure holding jug; signed & dated 1994, 15" tall

Mexican Folk Art painted pottery sculpture, Robed Figure, likely la Virgen de Guadalupe, signed BRM near base, having applied vines, flowers, and figural accents, hands raised to carry water jug, with

23" tall figure with many miniature pieces of pottery attached. This one has the most minis we have ever seen on one figural.