L & B.G. CHACE (2) GALLON STONEWARE JUG

Embossed L.& B.G. Chace Somerset (2) highlighted with cobalt above a cobalt stylized flower. 14 inches. (26 inches overall)

Measures 17.5 inches tall. Two damage spots on front surface. Chips on rim.

Both approx 2 gallon, one marked L&BG Chace, Somerset in two lines, other is unmarked but with wonderful blue slip runs or "slippage" down backside. Ringed neck possible CT origins. Minor chipping at

Three pieces of 19th century stoneware. The first a 1 gallon jug decorated with a cobalt blue flower with the impressed mark of "L & BG CHACE / SOMERSET" - firing dent on side of jug, otherwise good c

A 19h century 2 gallon stoneware crock with blue touch flower decoration. Dimensions:13.5" H x 8" Dia Provenance:

Antique L.B & B.G Chace Somerset, Massachusetts Stoneware Ovoid Jug. The jug has one area with a ding to the stone. Jug is marked on the front "L.B & B.G Chace Somerset."

O L & A K Ballard, Burlington, Vt 2 gallon stoneware jug with brushed on blue decoration, sold with a Ballard & Brothers, Burlington, VT 2 gallon blue decorated jug, both with chips, ht 13"

L. ALLEN, NEAR VERGENNES VT, FORT EDWARD POTTERY CO. 2-GALLON STONEWARE JUG WITH COBALT BIRD ON BRANCH, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 14"

Marked E & L P Norton, Bennington, VT. With blue 2. Dimensions: H 14" x Dia. 8.5" Condition: Crack to handle. Hairline cracks emanating from bottom rim. Few small chips to glaze.

ASSORTED POTTERY CONTAINERS, LOT OF THREE, including a five-gallon stoneware jug and brown-glazed pig-form bottle. 20th century. Jug 18 1/2" H, pig 9 1/2" L.Provenance: From a New England private coll

Two-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Cobalt Bird Decoration, Stamped "E & L P NORTON / BENNINGTON VT", circa 1870, cylindrical jug with tapered spout, decorated with a slip-trailed design of a crested bird p

Lot/3 pieces of antique stoneware: 2 gallon jug w/handle, 14 1/2" T x 8" base diameter; batter jug w/wire swing hand, wooden grip, marked #4, hairline crack visible on back (approx. 3" L), no lid, 9 1

STAMPED "O. L. & A. K. BALLARD / BURLINGTON, VT." VERMONT DECORATED STONEWARE JUG, salt-glazed, "2" gallon capacity mark, beehive form with squared mouth and strap handle, Albany-slip glazed interior.

Stoneware Jug with Cobalt Bird. Cobalt has some chipping, chip on front and base of jug. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

Two-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Cobalt Floral Decoration, Stamped "E & L P NORTON. / BENNINGTON VT.", circa 1870, cylindrical jug with tapered spout, decorated with a stylized, slip-trailed floral leaf

Two Troy NY stoneware jugs including 1 gallon ovoid with flower signed L. Seymour, Troy - large rim chip, hairlines down side and back leading to repaired base; and a stenciled 2 gallon advertising ju

two Farrar one gallon stoneware jugs, one marked Farrar's Pottery, Fairfax, VT, the other marked E L Farrar, Burlington, VT, hts 11"- 11 1/2"

Group of 3 pcs. of stoneware including E. L. Farrar Iberville, Quebec salt glazed 2 gallon jug, unsigned salt glazed 5 gallon jug with free-hand cobalt decoration, and Marshall 8 gallon blue banded op

Julius Norton Bennington VT 2 gallon colbalt decorated ovoid crock (damaged), rare L & B G Chace Somerset ovoid jug (crack), & a small redware jug bank (crack).

Ohio,19th Century Two gallon crock jug with applied handle and decorated with a cobalt blue flower and large "2." Stoneware,Approx. 13 1/2" x 9" dia.. Stamped "L. Marsilliot" to shoulder. From the col

Canadian. Kingston, Upper Canada. 1830s. Salt-glazed stoneware. Rare. Very early and desirable Upper Canada ovoid jug. Charles Heath's business was located on Store Street (later renamed Princess Stre

Handled jug with floral and bird cobalt decoration. 14 1/2 inch height. Condition: Some minor dings, etc. Overall good.

New York State "Rum" 2 Gallon Stoneware Jug 19th century. Ht. 14 in.

Tall 2 Gallon Stoneware Jug w/ Cobalt Flower, incised "2" and double incised rings as shoulder and single at foot, 13" H. There is a tiny flea bite on lip and a manufacturer's flaw in same area - see