Ontario Redware Jugs

Six (6). Canadian. 1870s. 7.25 to 12.5" (h). One exhibits hairline through base. Brian Stead collection.

Believed to be from the Owen Sound area, this unmarked red earthenware jug features a glaze that, due to its colour, is commonly referred to as an "applesauce" glaze. From the Alan Emerson Collection.

Earthenware seated spaniel with mottled red-brown glazes. J. & W.O. Brown & Co., Patented 1859. Impressed maker's mark. H. 35 cm (13 3/4 in.).

Graduated set of 8 black glazed ovoid redware jugs, minor edge fritting, generally good, smallest 3-1/4" h, largest 8-3/4" h

Two early American New England redware jugs. The first with ribbed handle and black manganese splotch decoration. Circa 1840. H 8-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition with a few very minor ba

Three good redware jugs. American, mid 19th century. The smallest with reddish-pink and gray glaze. Unusual slight double ovoid form. Strap handle. H 8-1/4". Condition: A few small base chips. 4" firi

Three redware jugs.Two Maine and one New Hampshire example. 19th century. 1) H 7-3/4" W 5-1/4" Dia. (bottom) 3-1/2. 2) H 7-1/2" W 5-3/4" Dia. (bottom) 3-1/2". 3) H 7" W 6" Dia. (bottom) 4". Condition:

Two Early 19th Century Ovoid Redware Jugsdark glaze.Heights 9 1/4 and 8 inches

TWO BOTTLES, ON BIRD FEEDER, ONE PITCHER ONE LID MISSING, SMALL CHIPS TO RIMS , GREATEST HEIGHT 11 INCHES,

Mid 19th century. Ovoid with applied strap handles. Small, minor wear and flake, 5"h., Albany slip, 11"h. and tan, possibly Galena, Illinois. Edge chips, handle hairline. 9"h.

with manganese glaze 10" and 13" high mid-19th century

The bulbous ovoid shape of each having a tooled mouth and rolled foot, no markings. Measure 6.25 to 9.5 inches. Provenance: The estate of Glenda St. John. We happily provide seamless in-house packing

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware Jugs. Bulbous form with applied ribbed handles. Tallest measures 10"h. Condition: Smaller is good with minor wear. Larger has several base chips.

19th century; the first and second: each decorated with black manganese splotches on rust ground (10 1/4 and 8 1/ inches high); the third: decorated with green drips on rust ground (10 1/2 inches high

Canadian. Brantford, Ontario. Salt-glazed stoneware. Two salt-glazed jugs with floral motifs from the Brantford Pottery. The first is a 2-gallon jug stamped, "F.P. Goold & Co Brantford C.W." Franklin

Two New England Glazed Redware Jugs, 19th century, an ovoid jug with fine streaked lead-and-manganese glaze, Bristol County, MA origin; paired with a small, narrow-bodied jug with lead glaze over a mo

Five (5). Canadian. 1870s. 6.5 to 12.5" (h). Tallest example exhibits heavy rim chip. Two tallest exhibit hairline cracks. Brian Stead collection.

THREE MISC. REDWARE JUGS, 6, 7, 8 INCHES

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

Two Ovoid Manganese Glazed Redware Jugs. Both with applied strap handles. 7" and 10"h. Condition: Good with chips and wear.

Two Glazed Redware Jugs, New York State or Maine, or Possibly the Thorne Pottery, Crosswicks, New Jersey, Nineteenth Century. Each of ovoid form with heavily-ribbed handle, covered in lead and mangane

Also includes Old Sturbridge Village, JTS, and Flaherty. 4-3/4" to 6-1/2" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these

2 EARLY OVOID REDWARE JUGS, SMALLER HAS RIM & BASE CHIPS, LARGER IS 10 1/2 IN & HAS MINOR BASE CHIPS

Includes H. Mittleman Kingston, PA. 5½" to 7¾" diameter X 7½" to 10¾" high.