Search Results for: NC pottery

Weller Louwelsa type mug, decorated with a portrait profile of a Native American male. Base incised with 830, B11, and initials GE. Base also marked with pencil initials C. J. O. 7 5/8" H. 1st half 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition.

Two pieces of Sumida ware. 1st item: Tall tapered round vase with two applied young boy figures, 8" H. 2nd item: Round bowl with four applied figures, 3" H x 7" Diameter. Japanese, early to mid 20th century. Provenance: Estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Overall very good condition except for some wear […]

Knoxville, TN pottery whiskey jug with colbalt stenciled letters reading "Perrows Place Pure Wines and Whiskies, 609 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.". 10 1/2" H. Early 20th century. Condition: Chips to shoulder area and base. Overall craquelure to glaze on lower section.

Four pieces of Staffordshire pottery including one (1) pair of white castles (4 1/4" H) , one (1) sheep (2 1/2" H x 3" L), and one (1) lion spill vase (5 1/2" H x 4" W). Condition: Castles with minor chipping to turrets and overall. Lamb with overall general wear. Lion spill vase with […]

Southwest Virginia / East Tennessee stoneware pottery jug with tulip cobalt decoration around the circumference, 4 total with additional cobalt to handles. Attributed to Charles Decker. Stamped 2 to rim denoting gallon capacity. 12" H. 3rd quarter, 19th century. Condition: Two chips to rim.

Diminutive East Tennessee redware pottery cream pot, attributed to the Cain pottery, with lead glaze to exterior and interior and sine wave incising around upper shoulder. Descended through the Gaines family of Sullivan Co., TN. 5 1/4" H. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor chips to rim.

West Tennessee two handled jar, attributed to T.W. Craven of Henderson County, TN. Reverse side with incised 6, denoting gallon capacity. Crimped medial flange joining both halves of the jar, two lug handles, salt drips. 17" H. The Cravens were important potters in the Piedmont area of NC and are best known for their salt-glazed […]

East Tennessee redware pottery jar, attributed to the Cain pottery with sine wave incising around upper shoulder. The green glazed jar with sine wave incising is the first known Cain attributed jar glazed with with copper oxide glaze over the entire surface. Descended through the Gaines family of Sullivan Co., TN. 11 1/4" H x […]

A Newcomb art pottery vase, 1908, decorated by Leona Nicholson (1847-1929) with incised and relief decoration of blue tulips to the body. Base marked with the Newcomb cipher, decorator's mark, registration # CN-70, impressed JM for Joseph Meyer and impressed W for clay color. 8 7/8" H. Newcomb cipher mark has been marked through denoting […]