Rookwood Iris glaze scenic vase, depicting four birds in flight with blue green to yellow glaze color, marks for Kataro Shirayamadani, 1893. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape #216 and the incised signature of the artist. 11″ H. Circa 1893

Stoneware pottery ring jug, stamped “W.H. Hancock” (1825-1924, Moore Co., NC). Excellent condition. 8″ diameter including spout. Provenance – descended in a family from Sullivan Co., TN who migrated from North Carolina.

William Spratling Mexican sterling silver pitcher, bulbous form fitted with shaped rosewood handle and rivet decoration around lower handle, impressed “Spratling Made In Mexico and Spratling Silver”. Overall very good condition. 6 1/2″ H. Circa 1940-1944.

Early Lanier Meaders (White County, Georgia, 1917-1998) rock tooth face jug with painted eyes and dark green alkaline drip glaze. Inscribed “Lanier Meaders” on base. Overall excellent condition. Measures 9 3/4″ H.

14K yellow gold and diamond ring, pave set, diamond and black-enamel cluster ring. Maker’s mark for Suberi Brothers located on inside band. Ring includes one cushion shaped old mine-cut diamond, approximately 1.50 carats surrounded by twenty-four round old mine-cut melee alternating with black enamel ribbon accents, approximately 1.72 carats. Reverse pierced filigree design. Measures 7/8″ […]

Tennessee stoneware jar by William Grindstaff, stamped with “g” on shoulder and “1 W GRINDSTAFF” on lower base. Excellent condition. 9 1/2″ H. Late 19th century.

Large 4 gallon stoneware jar with extruded lug handles, bold cobalt decorated tulip design on both sides, “4” capacity mark on rim consistent with known Decker forms from Keystone Pottery, Washington Co., Tennessee. The large open tulip design is associated with potter, Charles Decker. More information in coming weeks.