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Two Greene County, Tennessee stoneware pottery jars including a Harmon pottery creampot marked "M P Harmon Mohawk", 6 1/2" H, and a stoneware cream pot signed in script "GM" below the rim (attributed George McFarland, associated with the M. P. Harmon Shop). 8 1/2" H. Both late 19th century. Condition: Harmon pot with some chipping […]

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. […]

East TN stoneware pottery churn having a flared rim and opposing lug handles, stamped "Weaver Bros. Knoxville" and "3" denoting the gallon capacity. Gallon capacity stamp design is very similar to marked Weaver Bro. forms . 13" H. Late 19th century. Note: The Weaver pottery was listed in the Knoxville business directory from 1876-1887 with […]

Kentucky 10 gallon stoneware potter jar by George W. Doane (d. 1870). Three incised lines around the shoulder and stamped "Geo. W. Doane, Manufacturer, Louisville KY" with additional star stamp and incised "10", denoting capacity. 18 1/2" H. Mid 19th century. Provenance: Private Mississippi Collection. Condition: Chip to underside of rim, tight hairline at rim […]

Middle Tennesse stoneware pottery urn with unusual incised rope design rim and opposing strap handles with similar incised rope design. Top third with dark brown color transitioning to red brown with incised lines around the upper and lower shoulder. Attributed to the Hedgecough pottery of Putnam Co., TN. 18" H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: […]

North Carolina or South Carolina Piedmont alkaline glaze stoneware pottery jar with applied handles and an incised "4" near the terminus of one handle. 13 3/4". Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance: Private Mississippi Collection. Condition: Scattered chips to rim. Firing imperfections to body.

Two Georgia alkaline drip glazed stoneware pottery jars including one with incised lines around the shoulder (11" H) and the other with two applied handles (8 1/4" H). Georgia, late 19th century. Provenance: Private Mississippi Collection. Condition: Two handled jar with chip to rim. Other jar very good condition.

Georgia stoneware pottery jar, attributed to C.J. Becham or John Long, brown with black alkaline glaze drips an two applied strap handles, one handle appearing to have a stamped letter "J", remaining letter obscured by alkaline drip . 15 1/2" H. Provenance: Private Mississippi Collection. Condition: Overall very good condition.