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Middle Tennessee Jack Daniels stoneware jug with albany slip top and handle. Stenciled mark "W. T. & C. D. GUNTER, LIQUOR DEALERS Jack Daniel No. 7 Whiskey. 205 BROAD ST. NASHVILLE. – – TENNESSEE" in cobalt on side. Incised "2" on shoulder. 14" H x 9" W. c. 1900. Provenance: the estate of Sarah Hunter […]

1st item: Jack Daniels 2 Gallon advertising stoneware whiskey jug with Bristol glaze and stenciled in cobalt on the body "JACK DANIEL'S, OLD TIME DISTILLERY, LYNCHBURG, TENN." with "2" on the upper neck denoting gallon capacity. 12 3/4" H. Circa 1870 -1875. 2nd item: Jack Daniels 1 Gallon advertising stoneware whiskey jug with Bristol glaze […]

1st item: George A . Dickel & Co. stoneware advertising jug, Bristol glaze with cobalt stamp reading "Geo. A. Dickel & Co./ Nashville,–TENN/ONLY/Cascade Distillery Co./TULLAHOMA,–TENN.". 10 1/4" H. 2nd item: Pittsburgh, PA stoneware advertising whiskey jug with cobalt decoration and stenciled letters reading "From SCHMIDT & FRIDAY/Wines & Liquors/Pittsburgh, Pa.". 14 1/2" H. Both early […]

Six Chinese porcelain snuff bottles, including famille rose bottle decorated with horses on front and back and flowers on sides, signed on bottom, and having a red coral stopper, one with overglaze blue paint and heart shaped vignette of courting figures; one with mottle glaze sides and finely painted front and back with landscape and […]

Martin Henry Eckerbusch (b. 1845), Cleburne or Blount County, Alabama alkaline glazed stoneware preserving jar with stamp around the upper shoulder reading "MHE", slightly flared rim and applied strap handle. 7 3/4" H. Circa 1890-1910. CONDITION: Overall very good condition with some firing flaws to upper body.

Alabama stoneware pottery jar having green alkaline glaze, applied strap handles to the upper neck and incised 3 just below the straight rim. 16″ H. Late 19th century. Note: Oral history states that this jar descended through the family of Archibald Hezekiah Glasscock, who enlisted as a Private in Company H, 24th Alabama Infantry Regiment, […]

Small East Tennessee lead-glazed red earthenware cream pot, attributed to Martin A. Cain, Cain Pottery, Sullivan County. Decorated with straight and combed sine wave incised lines. "M A C 1868" is incised on the unglazed bottom. Martin was the son of William M. Cain and a grandson of Leonard Cain. He potted with his uncle […]

1st item: Middle TN stoneware pottery vase with crimped edge and brown/tan/brown transition glaze. 6 3/4" H. 2nd item: Middle TN stoneware pottery pitcher with pulled handle and mottled tan to brown transition glaze. 7 3/4" H. Both Late 19th/Early 20th century. CONDITION: Overall excellent condition with minor wear to rim edges but no chips […]

Group of 2 Middle Tennessee stoneware pottery lighting forms including a grease lamp with pulled handle, brown to green transition color (3 3/4" H) and a candlestick with one pulled handle remaining, brown/tan/brown transition color (4 3/4" H), each with saucer reservoirs. Both Late 19th/Early 20th century. CONDITION: Very minor flakes to rim of grease […]