Miniature Redware Jug With Mottled Glaze.

American, late 19th century. Red and green mottled glaze, applied strap handle. 12"h. Part of the Bruce & Vivalyn Knight Collection.

Title: Early miniature New England redware jug. Dimension: 3 1/2” high Provenance:Wonderful early miniature New England redware jug with a strap handle and great glaze. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate

Georgia,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Large covered redware pottery jug with applied handle finished with deep green and brown mottled glaze. Pottery,Approx. 12" x 8" dia.. Marked "Lanier Meaders" on

United States,19th Century Rare and early American redware toy pitcher, decorated with a mottled magnesium orange glaze, a sweet piece of child's scale pottery. RISD Museum accession number D44.519.14

Small-Sized Glazed Redware Jug, New England origin, early to mid 19th century, semi-ovoid jug with flared spout and thin strap handle, the surface covered in a mottled reddish-brown glaze. A few minor

A very attractive early (c.1780-1820 era) Redware jug with wide ribbed handle with glaze splotching/mottling. Possibly upstate NY / New England Origins. Minor nicking around base, wide ribbed strap ha

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Handled jug with squat round body in a deep oxblood and iron colored mottled glaze. Earthenware,Approx. 6 3/4" x 5 1/4" dia.. From the collection of a Ports

Marie Rogers (Georgia, 1922-2010), five miniature stoneware face jugs, one with blue glaze, four with mottled brown glaze, four signed "Marie Rogers", one stamped "M Rogers"; 2 1/8"H - 2 1/2"H---all i

Fine Half-Gallon Redware Jug with Slip Decoration, Galena, IL origin, second half 19th centurySurface covered in a lead glaze over a mottled pale green and orange ground.Height: 9 inches

19th Century Mottled Glazed Redware Jug. Bulbous form with applied handle. 7-1/4"h. Condition: Fair to good with glaze loss, crazing and lines.

Glazed Redware Jug, New England origin, circa 1840, ovoid jug with footed base, rounded spout, and ribbed strap handle, the surface covered in a heavy lead glaze over a mottled orange-and-green ground

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Includes a large shapely jug with deep red iridescent glaze, cylindrical vase with mottled orange and green glaze, and a wide mouth handled jug. Earthenware

Small Glazed Redware Jug, Galena, IL origin, second half 19th century, narrow-formed cylindrical jug with tooled spout, the surface covered in a light lead glaze over a mottled green and orange ground

Group of (8) small glazed redware vessels, to include: (7) jugs of ovoid form, with handles; and an American pinched jug, of ovoid form, pinched on three sides, with green and orange mottled glaze, la

Second half 20th century. Redware with green and brown mottled glaze, 3.75"h.

Title: Miniature Redware Jug Signed "Chandry" Date/Period: 1963 Dimension: 4 1/4" high Additional Information: Nice vintage redware pottery jug signed “Chandry 1963" in great condition. Shipping

Three early 19th c jugs, including small reddish glaze redware jug with brown manganese glaze (chip), reddish glaze stoneware jug (small chips on rim), and an Albany glaze redware jug (glaze flaking),

Including one Price Bristol jug, salt and pepper shakers, small chalice and miniature redware jug. Tallest height: 10" From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman, Centerville, OH. See

Four piece country lot including a miniature redware jug (3.5" Height), a cutlery box (13.5" Length), fireplace decorated bellows (17" length) and a wooden mold of sheaf of wheat pattern (7" Length).

MINIATURE REDWARE JUG AND HANDLED BATTER CROCK JUG 2 1/2"

Miniature Glazed Redware Jug, American, 19th century, diminutive, semi-ovoid jug with wide spout and applied strap handle, decorated with a sponged manganese daub on the front and manganese daubs alon

3-1/2"H.

One drawer has been replaced and one drawer has been repaired; heavy

Eight Miniature Redware Articles, American, 19th century, a pitcher, a pan with coggled shoulder, two ovoid jars, a cylindrical jar, a cup, and two ovoid jugs. Provenance: Dr. Raymond L. Owen Collecti