Two (2) Memphis, Tennessee stoneware advertising whiskey jugs including: a one-half gallon jug with Albany slip glaze and an inscription reading "Van Fleet and Co, Wholesale Druggists, Memphis TN" to one side and "Plantation Chill Cure is Guaranteed, Try It" to the other, 8 1/2" H and one brown over white slip one-half gallon jug […]
Lot 222: 19th Century Walker Family Sampler, Silk on Linen
Family register sampler of the Walker family of Rogersville, Tennessee, circa 1845, silk on linen, worked by Ella L. Walker, daughter of Frances Grantham Rogers Walker (1795-1883) and her second husband, Dr. Hugh Kelso Walker (1802-1866). Featuring rows of both uppercase and lowercase alphabets over a listing of family members and a verse and signature […]
Lot 219: G.N. Kidd TN Advertising Whiskey Stoneware Jug
West Tennessee stoneware advertising whiskey jug, Albany over white slip glaze with cobalt stencil reading G.N. KIDD LIQUOR * DEALER GRAND JUNCTION TEN. 6 1/4" H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. CONDITION: Overall very good condition with one shallow fleabite to rim and scattered firing imperfections.
Lot 220: Memphis TN Advertising Whiskey Jug, Century Liquor & Cigar
Memphis, Tennessee stoneware advertising whiskey jug, Albany over Bristol slip glazes, 1/2 gallon capacity, body with black stencil reading CENTURY LIQUOR & CIGAR CO. 224-2241/2 MAIN ST. MEMPHIS, TENN. 9" H. Early 20th century. CONDITION: Scattered shallow chips to rim, top of handle and shoulder. A couple of chips to lower body near rim.
Lot 217: Two West TN Slip Decorated Pottery Forms
Two (2) West Tennessee earthenware transitional stoneware pottery pieces, attributed to the Toone Pottery of Hardeman County. 1st item: 2-gallon jug with a rolled flattened rim, pulled handle having a central raised ridge, an Albany-type reddish brown glaze and slip decoration to the body including "2" below the spout for gallon capacity, a ribbon or […]
Lot 218: East TN Stoneware Pottery Jug, Maryville Pottery
East Tennessee, Blount County, salt-glazed stoneware pottery jug. Ovoid form with a double beaded collar, tooling between the collar beads and beveled foot. Impressed MARYVILLE POTTERY lower body and additionally impressed "1" near handle attachment for gallon capacity. 11" H. Note: This piece is featured on pages 27 and 189 of the book TENNESSEE TURNED: […]
Lot 215: 4 Middle TN Stoneware Pottery Pieces, incl. Miniatures
Group of four Middle Tennessee stoneware pottery items including a large jar with pulled handles and three-color transitional glaze, and three miniature pottery forms including a jar with pulled handles, a vase with ruffled rim, and a vase with flaring rim. Ranging in size from 3 1/4" H to 11 3/4" H. All late 19th/early […]
Lot 216: East TN Slip Decorated Pottery Jar, incised Yeager
Rare East Tennessee, Washington County, transitional earthenware to stoneware straight-walled pottery vessel by Yeager Pottery (working circa 1870 – 1885), with dark red glaze (possible lead glaze) and slip floral and foliate designs (possibly cobalt), deep groove below the rim. Inscribed "Mrs. Mec Yeager" to the body within the floral designs. 4 7/8" H x […]
Lot 214: West TN Inscribed Pottery Pitcher dated 1898
West Tennessee Albany slip stoneware pottery pitcher, attributed to the Currier and Weaver pottery, possibly William Weaver & John Currier, working 1887 – 1909. Pitcher with rolled rim, C-shaped handle with prominent impressed thumb mold, and molded mid-section. Inscribed on the lower body below the spout "Mrs. Mary Shepard, July 12th 1898" and "Paris, Tenn" […]
Lot 212: Piedmont NC Stoneware Jug, J.M. Yow
Piedmont, North Carolina, salt-glazed stoneware pottery jug stamped J.M. YOW for John M. Yow (Randolph County, 1860-1906). Slightly ovoid form jug with a pulled handle applied to the shoulder and the neck, and salt-glaze drips around the upper shoulder. Stamped J.M.YOW ERECT NC opposite the handle. 11 1/2" H. Late 19th/early 20th century. CONDITION: Very […]
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