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Middle Tennessee transitional stoneware pottery jar with strap handle, sometimes referred to as a "honey or molasses container" stamped "J. S." for Jeff Spears. 11" H. Late 19th century. Note: In Middle Tennessee, family-operated potteries were concentrated in White, Putnam, and DeKalb Counties on lands rich in clay deposits situated on the Eastern Highland Rim. […]

Chinese turquoise or peacock blue glazed pottery bowl with relief decorated rim and body. Ch'ien seal form mark to base. 4-1/2" H x 11-1/8" dia. 20th century. Provenance: a Nashville estate. Condition: Overall very good condition.

East Tennessee redware pottery Jug, attributed to the Cain pottery of Sullivan Co., TN, with lead or iron oxide glaze to exterior and interior, smoothed extruded handle, two incised lines around shoulder, beaded base, and tapered rim. Base unglazed, a couple of unglazed areas on underside of handle and rim. 7 5/8" H. 3rd quarter […]

Early dated stoneware jar, possibly Knox Co., Tennessee. Ovoid form with salt glaze, incised "Sarah Price, 1827 JM". 11 1/2" H. Early 19th century. Note: this jar was displayed in the 1996 "Made in East Tennessee: Pottery" exhibit at The East Tennessee Historical Society, Carole Wahler, guest curator. Condition: Scattered firing flaws, chipping to body. […]

Large Southern alkaline glazed pottery jar with two bands of sine wave decoration around upper section and pulled lug handles. 15" H. 3rd Quarter of the 19th century. Provenance: Private Mississippi collection. Condition: Very good condition.

Early Staffordshire pearl glazed earthenware standing horse figure, Whieldon type, with sponged dappled decoration and blue saddle blanket atop a thin, flat base. 5-3/4"H. Possibly St. Anthony Pottery (see Pat Halfpenny, English Earthenware Figures, p. 119-120 for similar objects and discussion). English, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Elsie Seabrook, Tunica, Mississippi. Condition: A few […]