Stoneware Jug No Name

Rhode Island Massachusetts Stoneware Jug - embossed maker's name "4" / "F.B. Norton Sons" Worcester, Mass" on shoulder and scripted seller's name "Charles N. Stebbins / Woonsocket R.I / #10" on body,

no damage

10'' tall. chips on bottom

KINGSTON NY stoneware brown jug, with name ( BENSON'S GROCERS KINGSTON NY ), in nice estate condition. Measures 8" high. From stone house in Stone Ridge, N.Y.

Saltglazed stoneware jug embossed with the manufacturers name and highlighted with cobalt. 11 1/2 inches.

Early 1800s F. Young NE Ohio Ovoid 2 Gallon Stoneware Jug - cobalt blue blush on incised name and attached handle's terminals.- note: a similar sample can be found in reference book "The History of No

Stoneware 1 gallon store advertising jug with stenciled name "Chas. H. Stebbins Woonsocket RI" - maker F. T. Wright & Sons / Stoneware / Tounton, Mass. - rim chips, minor stains, overall very good con

4 gal. stoneware scratch jug with stenciled 4 and the name "S. Leveen, Anderson, Ind." scratched in jug, Albany glaze, 17" x 10 1/2' dia.

A large salt glaze stoneware jug with a cobalt blue bird with a paddle tail and blue flowers. Measures 15" tall 10" wide. Beehive form with a strap handle. The manufacturer name is stamped upside down

Circa 1845, Edgefield, South Carolina, likely Horse Creek Valley. The piece having an ovoid form with double ring spout. The shoulder is incised with what looks to be a name but it is quite difficult

Unusual blue with incised name at top. Wholesale dealer in wines & liquors. 14"H. Good condition.

2 Gallon Jug with Cobalt Blue slip Floral design, incised name is also highlighted in blue.

DESCRIPTION: Stoneware jug from the Cloverdale Lithia Water Co of Harrisburg, PA. Company name and image of a clover leaf in blue. Cork from The American Ferment Co. Buffalo. DIMENSIONS: 10-1/2" high

Fort Edward, NY  also stamped w/ unreadable  name  minor imperfection on spout other wise good overall condition  11" h 

Antique blue decoration 2 gallon jug, tulip flower/leaf petal w/stem, marked Woodruff, Portland (Portland partially obscured), normal wear, old discoloration, dimple visible above name from original m

EARLY STONEWARE JUG in Mint Condition 3 GALLON 21 INCH BY 12 INCH 3 GALLON … 21 INCH BY 12 INCH GREAT PATINA COBOLT BLUE DESIGN WEIGHT is 25 llbs. + or - NAME OF MAKER : HAXSTOR OTTMAN … “FORT��

N. Clark Jr. stoneware 2 gallon jug with cobalt dropping tulips, blushed maker's name in circle, attached handle, 14 1/4" H. No issues noted.

MANUFACTURE: Royal Doulton Lambeth (ENGLAND) NAME: Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee NUMBER: 71203 YEAR: 1887 CONDITION: excellent. No chips, no cracks. No box. HEIGHT: 5 1/2 inch / 14 cm WIDTH: 5 inch /

A five-gallon stoneware jug with handle, The front incised with the number 5 and the manufacturer's name: HART BROS Laxier, BAY OF QUINTE WORKS. Good overall condition. Small chip to the rim. Circa 18

5 gallon stoneware jug made by Red Wing. Front of the jug has a red wing and the number 5 with the company name, both in blue ink. Wing coloring is slightly faded while the number and company name are

It has been cleaned where company name is & has crack on handle and some repairs. 1 Gallon.

With great strike stating the names of proprietors and address in NY, NY. Most likely a 1 or 2 gallon. WHAT'S TO LOVE - I learned what a Ship Chandler did.

Five Miscellaneous 19thC Stoneware Jugs / Bottles, Two E19thC brown glaze small ovoid form, no name both with an old body chip, one brown glaze mid 19th form and one H & H Wendell Amsterdam, NY wi

2 stoneware jugs includes 1/2 gal. merchant's jug with the name John Coyne, Utica, NY, 9 1/2"t. and a gal. jug with a blue cobalt leaf marked E. Norton & Co, Bennington, VT, 11 1/2"t.