Stoneware water jug, crock Robinson Clay

A very fine Robinson Clay ice water cooler. The heavily decorated body features a well scene and floral bouquets. 14"H x 12"W

Grouping of 5 stoneware crocks and jug - water cooler, several advertising including Synder's Wines and Liquors Poughkeepsie, N.Y., etc. The largest measures 9" dia. X 10"H.

6 pieces of pottery includes 10" crock bowl marked Buckeye Pottery, Macomb, Illinois, a 9" crock bowl and a small 4 3/4' crock bowl, 2 stoneware 10" & 11" crock lids and a marked Robinson Clay Product

REBECCA AT THE WELL. High relief, heavily decorated featuring a well scene and floral bouquet. With spout, possibly original. Lid chipped to underside. Age related wear. Marked 4. Unmarked. Issued: 20

Made by The Robinson Clay Products Company of Akron, Ohio. Rebecca At The Well above tap. Flower bouquet on the back. Stamped 3. Missing lid. Crazing. 7 inch crack on the side. 3 inch hairline on othe

Showing only manufacturer flaws w/ no chips, breaks or hairlines.

REBECCA AT THE WELL. High relief, heavily decorated featuring a well scene and floral bouquet. Spout is not the original. Chips to upper interior, age related wear. Possible restoration to lid. Marked

Lot includes an ink bottle, miniature jug, crocks, a clay jug with gold and multi colored surface, a small cobalt glass bottle and other items.

Vintage Large Robinson Ransbottom Blue Crown #3 Two Tone Stoneware Crock Jug ~ Good Vintage Condition. (15-1/3" Tall). Free Local Pickup Only in Berlin, NJ 08009.

Vintage / antique stoneware pottery jug and tall clay water bottle jug.

Pitcher, Crock, and Water Jug with spout. Cream colored with blue stripes. Pitcher is 7 1/2" x 8 1/2" Crock is 5" x 5 1/4" 3 Gallon Water Jug is 9" x 13 1/2"

Robinson-Ransbottom Blue Crown Pottery Salt Glaze Stoneware Lid Crock Bean Pot Stoneware Jug Approximately 6 1/2 inches tall and 7 inches in diameter.

Two 19th century antique stoneware crocks. There is a crown 2 water jug with spout included but not attached (approx 11.5" H). There is also an approx 11.75" H x 12" dia Cowden & Co. flower pot. There

This stoneware jug has a greyish mottled base color, with a bird perched atop of a branch in blue glaze. Above this motif, 2 L. Verner No 21 Washington Sq Worcester Mass, stamped into the clay. The op

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

3 OLD AMERICAN STONEWARE CROCKS: Comprising; 1- J.B. Caire & Co., Pokeepsie, New York, Jug. 1- 5 Gallon Jug, & 1- Robinson Ransbottom 10- Gallon Crock. Largest Approx. 17.25" h x 14.75" w.

This is an Antique handmade stoneware bottle circa 1800's. These bottles were used to bottle the naturally carbonated spring water from the springs in the Nassau region of Germany. This water was call

This is an Antique handmade stoneware bottle circa 1800's. These bottles were used to bottle the naturally carbonated spring water from the springs in the Nassau region of Germany. This water was call

Lot (4) pieces of 19th c. stoneware. Includes D. Weston, Ellenville New York water cooler (14 1/2" Ht., imperfections), bird decorated jug (11" Ht., imperfections), Fort Edward Crock (8" Ht., imperfec

TWO GALLON CROCK. CALIFORNIA WATER BOTTLE. Auction Terms for August 1, 2023 The Estate of John Yablonsky. This Sale is PICK-UP ONLY. Hartzellís Auction Gallery will offer Live In-Person Bidding,

4 Gallon Charlestown crock with cobalt blue decorated bird and blue banded, corked spout no lid, 14”H x 10”D.

3 gal. blue decorated early ovoid stoneware jug with impressed mark of J.P. Ziegler, Clay Co., Ind., decorated with free hand tulip, Indiana decorated stoneware is a rarity, 14" t. x 12" dia. at wides

(2) PCS. STONEWARE JUG & CROCK WITH BLUE BIRDS ON THEM, THE CROCK IS 1 1/2 GALLONS ( IN VERY NICE ESTATE CONDITION ), THE JUG IS 2 GALLONS, HAS HAIRLINE CRACKS ON BOTTOM…….FROM HUDSON VALL

Starkey, Knight & Ford Limited Bridgewater. Marked S211 and PRICE 7 BRISTOL. 20 in. H x 10 in. dia.