TWO DECORATED STONEWARE TANKARDS (MUGS).

American, 19th Century. The smaller with two incised cobalt bands; applied handle attaching the pewter cover with lyre thumb-piece and engraved "C. Morgenroth" in script. Incised marking on bottom: "F

GERMAN WESTERWALD "GR" STONEWARE MUGS / TANKARDS, LOT OF TWO, both with baluster form, straight-sided neck with incised lines and manganese slip, "GR" sprig decorated designs opposite handles, and cob

Pair of blue decorated stoneware tankard mugs, multiple chips to both, 4-1/2" h

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED STONEWARE MUGS, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, each barrel-form with two incised bands and strap handle, Albany-slip glazed interiors. Each with cobalt brushed around ba

Selection of smaller Jane grabber cobalt decorated stoneware includes a coffee pot with two mugs, four pitchers, four crocks with lids and six assorted plates 7/8"D

comprising two jars with blue slip flower decoration and a tankard with blue strapping. Largest: 12 1/4" high, 7 1/2" diameter. Crazing, chipping.

Jane Graber cobalt decorated stoneware miniatures includes 17 plates largest 1 1/8"D, two coffee pots, five mugs, two bowls, two honey crocks and a jug

Two Westerwald Stoneware Table Articles, 19th century, a mug with paneled incising, incised initials "HN", and pewter lid inscribed "IW"; paired with a pewter-lidded tankard pitcher with incised Star

Native American Decorative Art (6), incl two Usona tankards-one w/matching mug, two Westmoreland vases & reverse-painted scene decorated w/foil & cottonwood seeds, VG to Exc cond, largest 19"H.

Jane Graber stoneware pottery decorated with cobalt, one double-handled jug, eight covered crocks largest 1" high, two open crocks with lids, an open crock with no lid, two mugs, three bowls, a plate,

Jane Graber stoneware pottery decorated with cobalt, seven covered crocks largest 1" high, four mugs, two teapots, two pitchers, a candle stand, a sponge-painted pitcher and wash basin, and an open cr

Jane Graber stoneware pottery decorated with cobalt, one double-handled jug measuring 1 3/4" tall, two single-handled jugs, five covered crocks largest 1" high, two mugs, two teapots, two pitchers, a

The taller picture has a pewter lid that is attached to back of handle and is approximately 12 1/2 in tall the other is missing lid but has attachment that is fastened to handle. And is 10 in tall. Bo

With nice leaf Cobalt decoration. Does have a chip on inside rim otherwise appears to be in good condition! Approximately one gallon capacity. 10 1/4 in tall.

Flandarbelt Made in Germany Decorated Stoneware Tankard Pitcher 7.5 inches height. size: 7.5 in. x 5 in.

Two stoneware mugs, .5L & .3L, relief, both Cherokee Brewery Co., St. Louis, .5L has chips repaired - good, .3L mint

Two decorated stoneware jars from Wayne County, Ontario, Canada. Stoneware with zig-zag pattern: H 8-1/8" D 6-7/8". Stoneware jar with green stripe: H 5-1/2" D 4-3/4. Condition: Excellent condition wi

Large collection of pottery and porcelain items, fifteen (15) pieces total to include monk-themed tavern pitcher and tankards together with two stoneware tankards, one with monk and children design in

(3) Pieces of Blue-Decorated Stoneware: mug - waterer - inkwell

Unusual Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Mug, Stamped "ATLANTIC GARDEN / 50 / BOWERY", New York City or New York State origin, circa 1860, barrel-form mug with cobalt-highlighted banding, impressed with the

Libbey milk glass vase and cobalt decorated stoneware mug from the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The specifics include: Vase stands 5 3/4" high, decorated with painted flowers and text WORLD'S

4 7/8" Blue Decorated Stoneware Mug inscribed WORLD'S FAIR CHICAGO 1893 5" high Pottery Vase with Building and painted text Chase & Sanborn Coffee Saucer, hairline cracks in center and wear to text Ch

Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Mug, Inscribed "Boyd Club", attributed to Richard C. Remmey, Philadelphia, PA, late 19th century, barrel-form mug with incised and cobalt-highlighted banding, featuring the

Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Mug, Stamped "John Wygand / New York", attributed to the Whites Pottery, Utica, NY, late 19th century, with cobalt highlights to banding at the shoulder and base, as well as