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Grouping of Southern stoneware forms. 1st item: Alkaline glaze stoneware preserving jar with blue rutile runs, impressed circular mark on shoulder. 10 1/4" height. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Squat brown glazed stoneware jug, albany glaze with black glaze imperfections. 9" height. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 3rd item: Stoneware salt glazed jar with two incised […]

Grouping of 3 Southern stoneware jugs, one with double handles. All have an albany glaze appearance with black glaze streaks and specks. The two single handle jugs with a "3" gallon capacity mark. The two handled jugs appears to have a "6" gallon capacity mark under thick glaze on shoulder. Heights range 14" to 18 […]

Pair of Georgia alkaline glaze drip stoneware jars. 1st item – Dark alkaline glaze drip jug with olive drips over a dark brown body, extruded handle, two incised lines around the upper shoulder. 13 1/2" height. 2nd item – Olive alkaline glazed jug with dark green drips, 11 7/8" height. Both jugs late 19th century. […]

1st item; Strausburg, Virgina stoneware pottery jug marked "Miller & Fleet Strasburg Va." within a rectangle and "3" within a circle, denoting capacity. 16" H. 2nd half 19th Century. 2nd item: New York salt-glazed stoneware pottery jug with cobalt leaf decoration and additional cobalt decoration to the handle terminus, stamped "Clark & Fox, NY" 11 […]

Stoneware pottery jar stamped I. Thomas (Isaac Thomas, working around the area of Maysville in Mason County, Kentucky, from approximately 1834-1876). One gallon capacity marked with encircled one stamp, denoting gallon capacity. 10" H. CONDITION: Overall very good condition.

Alabama, possibly Rock Mills, green alkaline glazed stoneware ring bottle with a footed base. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 10 1/4" H x 9 1/4" Diameter. Provenance: The Greene Museum, Phenix City, Alabama. CONDITION: Some firing cracks to rectangular base. Minute chip to corner of base.

Large North Carolina stoneware pottery jar by N. H. Dixon (Nathaniel H. Dixon, 1827-1863), stamped "N H DIXON " below the rim. Profuse salt drips around rim area with three distinct bands of incised lines at the upper shoulder, midsection, and lower section (similar pattern to Himer Fox (1826-1905)). Large lug handles and a rolled […]

Pair of Georgia alkaline glaze drip stoneware jars, possibly White Co., GA. The angled rims, handles, and gallon capacity script indicate the same potter. 1st item – Dark alkaline glazed jug, inscribed "3" on shoulder to denote gallon capacity, extruded handle. 15 1/4" height. 2nd item – Olive alkaline glazed jug with dark green drips, […]

Knox County, TN stoneware two handled jar stamped at base "SMITH" with a partially obscured "I" after SMITH. Attributed to Knox County potter, Samuel Smith, Jr (active second quarter of the 19th century). According to Sam Smith and Stephen Rogers, "Tennessee Potteries, Pots, and Potters, 1790s-1950", the Samuel Smith pottery was in operation by 1820 […]

1st item: Large Middle Tennessee pottery jar with buff stoneware body and lug handles. Incised "6" denoting gallon capacity and incised line extending around the circumference of the shoulder. Attributed to the Lafever pottery of Middle Tennessee. For similar jars with similar gallon capacity script refer to page 80, figure 15 of "A Survey of […]