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Southwest Virginia cobalt decorated stoneware jar stamped "J.B. Magee" (J.B. Magee, Washington Co., VA). Cobalt decoration of two flowers each side, with cobalt over the gallon capacity "4" and the stamp. For an example of Magee pottery, refer to "Great Road Style: The Decorative Arts Legacy of Southwest Virginia & Northeast Tennessee", Betsy K. White, […]

East Tennessee stoneware pottery creampot. Shoulder impressed "HARMON" (with backwards N) four times. The Harmon Pottery operated in Greene County, TN from 1885-1905. 7 1/8" H. Late 19th century. Provenance: Collection of Dr. Charles and Terry Faulkner. Condition: Some chips to base with some firing imperfections and discoloration, especially to rim.

William Henry Harrison porcelain campaign pitcher, thin ivory bisque exterior with relief decoration including the Harrison log cabin with cider barrel and flying flag, windmill, canoe, seated man with cat smoking a pipe, running dogs and others. Gilt decoration to rim and handle, glazed interior. Although examples of Harrison Campaign pitchers are known in stoneware, […]

Knoxville, Tennessee 5 gallon stoneware pottery churn, attributed to Weaver Brothers. Raised band around shoulder, lug handles, and stamped "5" denoting the gallon capacity. Gallon capacity stamp design is very similar to marked Weaver Bro. forms with similar gallon capacity stamp designs. 15 3/4" H. Late 19th century. Note: The Weaver pottery was listed in […]

Knoxville, Tennessee Weaver Brothers stoneware pottery jar, stamped "Weaver & Bro., Knoxville, Tenn." with encircled 4-gallon capacity mark. Weaver Brothers pottery, Knoxville, TN. The Weaver pottery was listed in the Knoxville business directory from 1876-1887 with David Weaver listed as the proprietor and George C. Weaver as a potter. 15-1/2" H. ("A Survey of Historic […]

Large sine wave incised East Tennessee stoneware storage jar, sine wave incising around shoulder, lug handles. Similar in form to one of the Mort jars in the current Tennessee Turned Exhibition ad the East Tennessee History Museum. Mort family of Jefferson Co., TN. 15 3/4" H. Third quarter of 19th century. Condition: Red clay is […]

Large East Tennessee stoneware storage jar with two waves of sine incising on upper shoulder. Unusual domed shape large lug handles. Mort family pottery of Jefferson Co., TN. 16 3/8" H. Third quarter of the 19th century. Condition: Stabilized crack around base with some slight chips to rim and one chip to base.