Lot of two large Pigeon Forge Pottery bears, the largest signed on base Douglas Ferguson, the smaller one signed Pigeon Forge Pottery. Condition: each with a couple of small minor scratches, the largest with a 1/16" flake at basenear foot. Overall very good condition. 9" H and 7" H. 20th century. Private Nashville, TN collection.

Kentucky stoneware pottery druggist jug with incised script, "Nock & Snyder Druggists, Market & 2d Streets, Louisville, Ky". Partial Albany slip glaze applied to back half with salt glaze applied to front. Very good condition with chipto handle, various firing flaws. 8-3/8" H. Late 19th century. Note: Robert Snyder was born in Paris, Ky in […]

Birmingham, Alabama stoneware pottery advertising druggist jug with cobalt lettering " Doster-Northington Drug Co., Wholesale Druggists, Birmingham – – Ala.". Chips to rim and shoulder. 11-1/2" H. Early 20th century.

Middle TN stoneware churn, 3 gallon capacity mark, sine wave incising, overall good condition with old chip on base and one handle. 13 1/2" H x 7 3/4" W x 8 1/4" diameter of base. Late 19th century.

Atlanta, GA, R.M. Rose Distillery Jug, 2 gallon capacity, hand thrown jug with extruded handle, brown alkaline glaze with incised script, "From R M Rose Co Distillers & Wholesale Liquor Dealers 12 Marietta St". Overall good condition with oldchip to spout and hairline crack along base. 13" H 9" diameter.

J. T. Doores & Co. whiskey or liquor jug, Kentucky. Colbalt stencil reads, "J. T. Doores & Co., Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 314 Main Street, Bowling Green, KY". Overall cream color. Very good condition, some minor chips toshoulder. 10" H. Late 19th century.

North Carolina salt glazed pottery stoneware jug, stamped "H. Fox" on shoulder (Himer Fox, 1826-1909, Chatham County, NC). Condition – Slight flake to inner rim, slight firing defect to base of handle. 4-3/4" H. Late 19th century.

Knoxville, Tennessee stoneware crock, stamped Weaver Brothers, 1-1/2 gallon capacity. The Weaver Brothers Pottery was listed in the Knoxville business directory from 1876-1887 with David Weaver listed as the proprietor and GeorgeC. Weaver as a potter ("A Survey of Historic Pottery Making in Tennessee 1979", Division of Archeology, Tennessee Department of Conservation, Smith and Rogers). […]

East Tennessee stoneware pottery jar with free hand cobalt decoration consisting of a cobalt band around the midsection, wavy vertical lines, floral sprig, cobalt flower on one side, "5" cobalt mark on other side (denoting galloncapacity). Lug handles. Condition – Large crack in side, starting at rim and continuing under handle. 16 1/2" H. Note […]

Stoneware Pitcher with impressed and outlined initials of TBL for Thomas Love ( ?- 1873), TN below extruded handle. Overall very good condition with a couple of firing flaws at the midsection. 7" H x 5-1/2" W x 3-1/2" base diameter. Mid 19thcentury. Biography: (Courtesy of Sam Smith at the Tenn Archaeological Association). Thomas B. […]