MILK PITCHERS

Two Pennsylvania stoneware milk pitchers decorated on all sides with vines and leaves - 8.5"H x 10.25"H. Smaller one with hairline, otherwise both very good condition.

Collection of Eight Yellow-Ware, Blue-Ware, Splatterware Milk Pitchers, circa 1850-1932, from The Black Forest, Oden Forest, Saxony, Birdsmountain, Germany and Southern Austria Heights Range 6.5 in. t

(2) Milk Pitchers, Royal Bayreuth Blue Mark, Fish, (1) 5" x 4.5" Flounder, (1) 5" x 5" Perch, Personal Collection of Mary McCaslin, Author Of "Royal Bayreuth A Collectors Guide".

Two with molded bodies. One with embossed decoration. Approximate height of all three 9"

Lighthouse form, two with molded bands at rim and base. Approximate height 9"

Group of 7 sterling milk pitchers and tray 16.94 ozt by Fisher. Paul Revere 1768 repro, no monograms. Harrison estate.

Two Leeds Soft Paste China Milk Pitchers. Brown spatter decorated milk pitcher having alternating vertical bands of green glaze. 6-1/2"h. And a polychrome foliate decorated pitcher, 5-3/4'h. Condition

16 Milk Pitchers, English and Continental. 3 Graduated (9 1/2" tallest); 10" tallest of remaining. Good condition, a couple with minor rim chips.

(2) Milk Pitchers, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 6.25"x 5.75" Approximately, Both In Crosscut Diamond And Fan Pattern, Different Handle Treatments, One With Notched Handle, One With Crosscut Diamond H

(2) Milk Pitchers, Royal Bayreuth Blue Mark, (1) 4.75" Black Crow, (1) 3.75" Mountain Goat, Harold & Joeleen Passow, Iowa.

One with banded decoration. Tallest measures 7" x 5 1/4"

Lot (2) C. 1900-1910 American Indian porcelain milk pitchers. One marked Austria. Tallest 6" Ht.. Taller has slight line by handle top.

A set of two handpainted porcelain milk pitchers by Royal Bayreuth, a German porcelain factory established in 1794. The items belong to the series that was produced in the 1920s. One milk pitcher is m

both 8" tall. Salt Glazed

(2) Milk Pitchers, Royal Bayreuth, (1) 5" Alligator Milk Pitcher, (1) Frog Milk Pitcher, Green, Blue Mark, Harold & Joeleen Passow, Iowa.

Lot of two: A brown glazed 19th century milk pitcher from the Maritimes (8" height x base 6.25" x handle to spout 7"), and a stoneware pitcher with a cobalt blue 4 (9.75" height x base 6.85" x handle

7 1/2" diameter Fire King Mixing Bowl All Jadeite in this auction is from one collector from Franklin County who has collected Jadeite for the better part of her life.

A set of two handpainted porcelain milk pitchers by Royal Bayreuth, a German porcelain factory established in 1794. The items belong to the series that was produced in the 1920s. The milk pitchers are

All of them are in great shape. All of these speckled enamelware pieces come from the same consignors collection. See pics. E-2571

ASSORTED EAPG - RUBY-STAINED MILK PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a Crystal Wedding, Dakota, and Washington example. Various makers. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Various makers.

All Original Condition, Some Rust on Metal. Overall Good Condition Height 10"

(2) Mason's Patent Ironstone China milk pitchers in the Imari palate, tallest 6"

ASSORTED EAPG - RUBY-STAINED MILK PITCHERS, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a Washington, tankard-form Dakota, and a Diamond with Peg example. Various makers. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century.

Here's another of the pitchers by Hobb's. This is the size down from the previous one listed. Milk pitcher has great amberina coloring. It measures 5" tall.