Stoneware crock. "Dealers in Drugs"

NEAT-RICHARDSON Drug Co. Two Tone Stoneware Crock

Offered is a stoneware crock marked "John G. Hopkins & Co. / Importers & Dealers in / China, Glass, & Queensware / 812 Market St. / Philadelphia". Features a strong cobalt blue wreath like design. Hei

Grey with incised lettering; "From Russell & Bros. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, & C Reisterstown MD", appears to be one gallon; possibly by Hermann; hairlines but rings; H-10", G-G+

Stenciled "E.J. Miller & Sons", dealers in china and glassware in Alexandria, VA. Free form "1 1/2" at bottom and wave decoration at top. Excellent condition. 11" H x 7" at widest point.

York PA; 3 gallon brown & white York PA; 1 gallon water jug with bail handle; Chas. D. Moul Wines & Liquors, York PA; Pucher & Rovnianek, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Pittsburg PA, some losses

Alexandra, VA, 19th C. Inscribe "E.J. Miller & Son, Dealer in China and Glass Ware, Alexandra, VA." One and a half gallon. Surface Distress. 11-1/2"h x 7-1/2"dia.

C.L. Grabill Stoneware Advertising Butter Crock. Signed "Compliments of C.L. Grabill, Grocer, Tea & Coffee Dealer, 251 W. King St., Lancaster, PA. This Butter Mixer Free to our Customers, Graham paten

Large handled stoneware whiskey advertising crock. The front reads C.V. Schram Wholesale Whiskey Dealer Utica NY. Measures 13" x 9".

second half-19th century; double handled crock impressed "FROM W T SPENCE DEALER IN DRY GOODS GROCERIES CENTREVILLE MD," 14 in. H., and similar crock, with cobalt floral decoration, 13 in. H.

Exceptional Four-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Decoration of a Standing Lion, Stamped "WHITES UTICA," New York State origin, circa 1865, cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder, semi-squared rim,

Swank Johnstown, Pa decorated stoneware jar with Blue sprays of leaves and open stars, 13.5 inches tall, impressed stamp J. Swank & Co. Johnstown Pa.

This is just a great early piece of American Folk Art. It is a crock that tells a story. I believe it is a long haired Drunk w a hat on the front looking at a drink w a crazy happy look. Then you see

Two-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Bird-in-Nest Decoration, Stamped "COWDEN & WILCOX / HARRISBURG, PA", circa 1865, cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder, stepped rim, and applied lug handles, de

Rare Whites Utica Stoneware Crock With stag and pine tree decorations. Ht. 11 1/2"

New York six-gallon stoneware crock, 19th c., impressed Tyler & Co. Troy NY., with a large cobalt peacock flanked by two flowers, 13 1/4'' h.

Stoneware 4 gallon crock with cobalt fish. New England. Circa 1840. H 11-3/8" D 10-1/2". Condition: No damage noted. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3v0kmd0ibf4t5sb

Two-gallon cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder, semi-rounded rim, and applied lug handles. Has incised number and wording, silhouette of a horse, all in cobalt blue. Has a small chip on the inside

Excelsior Works, Isaac Hewitt Jr., Rices Landing, Pennsylvania, stoneware crock with blue glaze, 14 inches tall, base 8 inch diameter.

A P.H. Smith and Sons Four-Gallon Script Stoneware Crock North Springfield, Ohio, Circa 1860-75 with applied lug handles, impressed and brushed capacity marks, and brushed maker's mark. Height 12 inch

Marked - Potter Works - Little W. 12th St. NY. A great stylistic Deer w/ a nice pose. A 4 gallon crock. First time on the market. Measures 12 inches from ear to ear diameter and 11 iches tall. WHAT'S

Cylindrical crock made by James Hamilton and Co., 1860's-1880's. Stenciled Federal Eagle with banner reading Jas. Hamilton & Co. Underneath is Greensboro, PA and stenciled 3. Elaborately cobalt decora

marked for Thomas Commeraw, noted African-American New York potter, wth swag design, finger hole handles. 9 1/2" high, 10 1/2" wide, 6" deep. Repairs, chipping. Provenance: Property of Roxbury CT coll

Late 19th century. Impressed "Evans R. Jones, Pittston, Pa. 3". Brushed cobalt wreath with anchor and "Hope". 10.5"h.

Rare Two-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Dog Decoration, Stamped "S. HART / FULTON", NY State origin, circa 1860, cylindrical crock with tooled shoulder, semi-squared rim, and applied lug handles,